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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1894
Page
8
The narrative recounts a perilous voyage on a seafaring vessel with mutinous tension, a captains revolt, a tense struggle at sea, and a dramatic final act aboard the craft as interest and danger converge. Names of crew and places appear in fragmented form, but the tale centers on the mutiny, pursuit, and aftermath surrounding the ship and its crew.
An incoherent OCR fragment lists multiple names, places, and events across unknown dates. It names Washington figures, Lester, Gant, Plunket, and various locales, with cryptic phrases about marriages, duties, and duties, yielding little coherent narrative.
Alma College earns praise for its strong reputation rooted in practical good work carried out by capable men. The piece argues success comes from dedicated staff and personal example rather than flashy buildings, urging support for scholars who nurture patriotism, freedom, and national tradition.
A fragmented critique of The Sun commercial writer Matthew Marshall arguing against tariff protection. The text questions Marshall’s stance on stopping manufacturing, import substitution, and the broader impact on employment and purchasing power, urging avoidance of policies that could leave Americans hungry.
A distorted OCR passage outlines a mortgage sale notice on grain and land in Gratiot County Michigan with a sale date set by a mortgagee Floyd Erriartoly and party names Farrington Parring Kaelin and others. It also includes a 1894 probate proceeding for John W. Busher in Ithica village with administrator appointment hearings and publication requirements.
A wave of citizen effort in Alma urged farmers and business people to raise funds to dirt and shovel roads north of Alma. A circulating paper invites supporters to join, promote trade, and lure farmers to town by improving road access akin to Jolna's example. Attorney General Elis rules peddlers must hold state licenses. stock raisers may sell stock but cannot purchase and resell by wagon without licensing.
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