Trains Leave Alma North for TR No 1 and No 3
Trains depart Alma North for the 1 and 3 service lines as listed in timetable notes.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1896
Page
7
Trains depart Alma North for the 1 and 3 service lines as listed in timetable notes.
A long, era-like diatribe argues for debt relief and a return to gold. It condemns silver coin advocates, appeals to Jefferson and Jackson’s memory, and warns the nation against repudiation schemes. The piece frames currency as central to democracy and national credit, urging moral public leadership.
The Wilson tariff sharply lowered demand for Michigan lumber and mining products, reducing farm and regional markets. Mines in the Upper Peninsula faced layoffs and wage cuts while sawmills and wooden goods sales dwindled, prompting calls that import protection or tariff moderation would revive the industry and farm trade alike.
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune quotes a speaker on a mysterious claim about Bla Wheeler Wilex in reinvarnation. The dameel in a yellow busking dismisses the notion as a possible salamander misperception.
The document urges voters to favor steady campaign efforts by ordinary citizens and business leaders. It stresses common sense, honesty, and patriotism to win broad support for policy proposals, notably tempering tariff plans and promoting fiscal restraint. It emphasizes persistent, local, and practical work to influence neighbors and improve public understanding.
A Gazette report from Murtson Michigan recounts a Round Like to Geneva ride where a drunken passenger questioned the reporter about Geneva news. The exchange led to a lengthy tale of Marion G. Salm a North Aden resident struck by illness, a hospital care ordeal, and a sensational claim linked to a medical cure campaign.
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