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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
4
A jumble of edited notes spans politics at home, Philippine conflict casualties, and agriculture trade. It notes President Roosevelt era concerns, congressional remodeling talk, and a reference to the Grand Rapids Democrat on White House proposals, plus export figures for corn and farm programs.
The coming congress will focus on reciprocity as a major issue. President McKinley in his final speech urged support for the policy, committing the administration to its aims. Roosevelt, following his predecessor, retained the cabinet and pledged to advance the policy.
The state law bars execution within thirty days after sentencing for murder. The earliest possible execution for Cxolgoss would be October 2. He is likely to be electrocuted sometime during the week beginning on that date.
The Post Office Department is officially considering issuing a mourning postage stamp to commemorate the assassination of President Me Kinley. The move would honor the late leader and align with prior practices of issuing memorial stamps for prominent national figures.
Congressmen push for a thorough measure addressing rising anarchy as the country seeks decisive action. The note mentions Toor OUT and the AaKaM Mine as focal points in the legislative discourse.
The dissolution of a partnership appears in the notice with misreadable names and dates. It states all debts and mortgages payable to the partnership and that the hardware business will be dissolved by J. S. Asp træ & Co. The date is garbled, but the filing indicates a formal dissolution and settlement actions.
A Victorian style anecdote describes Every Healthy Boy seeking relief from strains and sprains using Perry Davis Pain Killer. Rother administers the remedy with energetic rubbing, promising relief and restored suppleness for stiff muscles.
A description of a new optical device called the Upti Notin, touting cheaper production, improved lens attachments, and testing results. It outlines various components, such as a sliding carriage and interchangeable attachments, with claims of reduced errors and enhanced focus. The piece advertises an exhibition at a Milwaukee location with prices for different parts and a call to purchase promptly.
Michigan game law excerpt outlines open seasons for squirrels, partridge, ducks, geese, and other waterfowl with bag limits and dates. restrictions on hunting methods and dog training. transport rules. and a notice of the last Sunday rail excursion to Crystal Lake and Frankfort by Ann Arbor Railroad with a 4 08 p m Alma departure and $1 50 round trip fare.
A Philadelphia society figure, Mrs Militie Esilenin Sherman of Palivornit, builds a large dairy and diversified farm. Her acres cover grapes, pears, peaches, apricots, prunes, and melons with a thriving creamery and thoroughbred horses. She favors Holstein Friesian stock and modern barns to curb bacteria and boost butter quality.
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