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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1896
Page
4
The Alma Record prints a long political section listing candidates for state and national offices including McKinley Hobart Dunstan and Maynard, with editorials on tariff policy. It notes editorials from the Cratint Journal and critiques Democratic and Republican positions, urging scrutiny of speakers and alleged inconsistencies.
The Popocrats fray to uphold an appearance in the county rally as prominent figures are summoned to support. Senator Allen, advertised for a St. Louis speech, did not attend, and a Lansing speaker also failed. A similar tactic was used at Lapeer.
The item, drawn from a October American Tribune, criticizes William Jennings Bryan over pensions costs and his stance on financial policy. It cites a Detroit auditorium speech by a Populist candidate and denounces Bryan’s remarks on pensions as an attack on veterans, while arguing against Mexicanization of the United States and noting local Michigan political alignments and endorsements.
A satirical parable set in the late 19th century portrays state leaders in Kansas enacting a corn price law to boost wealth. The scheme backfires as corn floods the market, wheat collapses, and farmers abandon wheat for corn, prompting a repeal and widespread hardship. The tale cites warnings about misusing supply and demand laws and notes public notices about Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Fragmented OCR listing names and districts with multiple references to centers towns and schools, noting dates and officials such as Hon Victor Gore and J. Everden. Includes a quoted endorsement of Cham berlains Coke and Cholera remedy from The Darlington Wis Journal, urging households to keep it on hand and noting sale by BE Mattay.
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