21 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1904
Page
1
A general banking business statement extends an offer of every reasonable facility to the public and respectfully solicits patronage. It notes interest paid on time deposits and invites customers to consider the bank for their financial needs.
Nolen and Yong Yas discuss broad state and national issues in a compact exchange. The dialogue touches on governance, policy priorities, and public concerns shaping the political landscape.
A large audience at the opera house heard ex Congressman E R Allen of Vyellanti discuss state and national Republican politics. He urged young voters to choose between progress and destruction, praising the GOP's half century of guiding liberty and industry while criticizing the Democrats for obstruction and fault finding. He spoke on primary reform promises by Fred M Ware and warned what more could be sought from Mortis.
The Gratiot county rural route overhaul and new routes for Accomlity County Rural Service are prepared by route agent Cole WA Pond and sent to Washington for approval. The plan lists multiple routes with distances and endpoints, detailing deliveries to farms, schools, churches, and residences across Alma and surrounding corners, with expected post office access and a final count of routes and total homes served.
In St Louis a large crowd heard Abolt Col Bradshaw defend the Republican ticket amid Democratic opposition. Bradshaw promoted Roosevelt and the Republican platform while criticizing the Silver plank. Locals recalled his past campaign work for Bryant and his ongoing support for the party.
Hon Geo W McBride of Grand Haven spoke to large crowds at Elm Hall Blu Hall and Borst Ball and Bannister last week. He canvassed audiences and found few who doubted faith in the party’s cause while urging voters to support the GO it ticket weeks hence. He also addressed Soldiers' Hope in Grand Rapids and commented on local sentiment.
Hon T A ly Capt 6b P Allen addressed large meetings at Porriton Wednesday evening and Maple Naplda Thursday. Setting a Peienoner Free a man with rheumation was prisoner. Perry Davis Painkiller advertised as sole remedy with 25 and 50 cent sizes.
The continued rain hampers asphalt production at American Asphalt Mastic Co. Lime from a nearby pit cannot dry in time for use. Superintendent JW H Worawick reports mock annoyance. A lime stone plant with 140 ton capacity is being built to meet demand.
The Record reports that De Raymond Turck of Chicago will be appointed medical superintendent and manager. Dr Turck, a physician of notable ability and reputation, is a graduate of New York University medical school and has rapidly risen to prominence among Chicago surgeons through energy and achievement.
The next Sunday excursion to Toledo over the Ann Arbor Kit will be given on Oct 23. A special train will leave AltAid2a.m. Fare for round trip is $1.00. Children over five and under twelve years pay half the adult fare.
The Michigan dairy firm enhances butter quality by upgrading to a special ferment control unit and two new culture incubators. They ship 10 to 26 crates of poultry-powdered product daily and plan a poultry feeding plant next year. An older note claims Allen's Lang Balsam cures throat irritation and chest cough.
Inglis Horton died October 9 at his son Gay Horton's home in Ariadne township after a long illness. Born in NuY County, he lived in the state before moving to Michigan 37 years ago. Survived by Everden, Ada Oliver, and Guy Horton. Buried in Wright cemetery.
In Montcalm County more than 4 000 petitioners backed a local option question after a year of trial and the board decided to submit the matter to voters at the spring election. The move follows signatures from about 6 500 residents, with the outcome deemed likely to be decided by the upcoming vote.
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