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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1895
Page
4
Statistics show Europe bought more high priced wheat under the Meninley law than low priced wheat under the Wilson law. The anomaly leaves farmers seeking explanation from Democratic statesmen if they can provide one.
One Rothschild figure predicts the United States will become the most prosperous nation within five years. The remark notes such a claim aligns with the expectation of continued republican governance beyond three years.
Indianapolis last week produced a large Republican majority in elections. McKinley Reed Morton and Allison smiled as they read the returns, signaling a potentially glorious Republican win in the next presidential election.
Free silver Democrats in Nebraska have petitioned the Supreme Court for an injunction to bar the Sound Money faction from using the word Democratic on the official ballot. The dispute centers on party designation and its appealing complexity for voters and candidates.
Gladstone announces permanent retirement from politics. His exit concentrates attention on his views as he broadens his audience from one party to the world. The Grand Old Man is expected to wield greater influence with concise remarks and thoughtful guidance.
Names and places flow through this cluttered notice page. John Lanshaw and S. W. Tinker visit Detroit and Saginaw on business while Prof Fink amuses a gray haired man. Mrs. Sarah Taylor hosts in Elm Hall and visits A. M. Wheaton in Grand Ledge. Discussions mention Epworth League, Ladies Guild, and a replevin writ over two mares. A new partnership Caldwell Clark forms in the blacksmith shop.
Local notices report a shoe shop inspection and a range of community happenings. Miss Elizabeth Jones attends the Hillsdale convention, a county fair expansion is planned, and Mrs stylisizer of the village advertises a raspberry bush. Various society and church events, subscription reminders, and a horse trainer’s circuit news accompany a death in the Strickland family and funeral plans.
The Methodist morning service will cover the theme Wronging One's Self with an evening sermon on The Holy Spirit. The pastor will preach in the mornin g on the subject and cord ial invitation to ail. Baptist services include morning preaching, with Sunday school and prayer meeting as usual.
Dr. Webster Bliss of Deerfelt searches a pension case in Alma last Saturday. Literary notes discuss The Atlanta Exposition and North American Review features Governor Atkinson and Dr Williams on politics in asylums. Church work opportunity offered with no capital, then medical remedies and testimonials for Foley's Honey and Tar.
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