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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
9
A Alma Record article notes Republican strength in Ohio and reports Roosevelt’s perceived wavering in party vigor. It states the President’s show of interest may aid campaign efforts and cabinet attendance to bolster the Republican ticket in the Buckeye state this fall.
The Grand Rapids Press editorial salutes Governor Warner with a cordial welcome to Grand Rapids. The piece notes improved public knowledge of the governor, believing that greater familiarity has increased his supporters across the state and in Kent County.
Kalaiian reports eight diphtheria cases linked to a citizen who failed to report the disease as required by law. The incident underscores the need for stricter enforcement of Michigan quarantine rules and state health laws, as cited by the state health secretary and echoed by press appeals. The case highlights immediate and growing public health importance across counties and communities.
On Sunday October 15 the Ann Arbor railroad offers an excursion to Toledo. Speetel train departs Alma at oitacim with a round trip fare of 1.90. Tickets also sold to Oversee at The for round trip and to Ann Arbor at 1.25 for round trip.
A bizarre account tells of a daredevil ride that ended with injuries. Kueklen’s Arica Salto and Therlore Sehuele from Coldnulrs describe the incident and healing by Hueklen' Ariticd Helyo. Residents recall swift aid and nearly magical recovery at General Shuprer's depot.
Fragmentary newspaper text argues for strict swift enforcement of criminal law to deter crime especially driving poverty and immorality. It discusses protecting youth, closing criminal venues, and reverence for law in schools and homes, naming various political figures and places in a jumbled late era audit.
The report notes Governor Warner facing lingering illness and a recent serious tonsillitis episode while Auditor General Bradley and State Treasurer Glazier are described as robust or recovering. The piece mentions Marue Arthur Loomis of Tonia, typhoid fever, and a general sense of health contrasts across state leadership, ending with an advertisement for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers sold by Chus Rhodes.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous land transfers and parcel descriptions between individuals and entities, including names like George Palfrey Andrew J OBoyle Isabel Harris Henry Head and Mary A. Broder, with sections referencing lots, blocks, and sections, various towns, and scattered notes and addresses. The fragmentary items suggest a real estate ledger or plat transfers, with unclear dates and places, and sporadic mentions of ecclesiastical or personal names.
The International Live Stock Exposition draws growing attention across the United States and beyond as inquiries surge about dates and exhibits. This year’s event runs December 2 to 10 at the Union Stock Yards in Chicago, promising extensive educational value and demonstrations of advances in domestic animal production endorsed by leading educators.
Fragmented OCR text references hospital notes and patient visits including Miss Smith and Mr Bromeh. The legible portions mention care, fever patient, and unclear personal names, dates, and locations, with several garbled phrases indicating a medical record or visit log.
Alma announces Down by the Sea a powerful drama to be staged next Wednesday night. Manager Hunt selected an experienced, ensemble cast to ensure a refined performance noted for its artistry and the production's strong reputation as a top comic drama. Reserved seats are on sale at Sharrar's drug store.
Mrs. Minersa Smith of Danville writes about twenty years of bronchitis with no relief. She seeks a cure from a mysterious remedy and mentions doctors, centers, and ongoing suffering, highlighting a long struggle for health and a hoped improved life at home.
A reader testimonial from Grayson of Tet Mive reports relief from stomach and bowel ailments after using Dr. King's New Life Pills. The notice credits the tonic laxative properties and mentions a drug store advertisement by Geo. Bi. Shurrar.
Jacob negotiates a seven year service plan with Laban, agreeing to a labor arrangement where his wages will be paid in speckled and spotted livestock. He expresses faith in God's provision as he decides to remain with Laban, even amid family doubts and tension. Rachel waits with worry as Jacob’s absence deepens.
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