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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1896
Page
2
Fragmentary report notes injuries from a runaway event near a neighbor hod. Mrs Po Wiley injured last week. Dick Lang wrist reportedly not seriously hurt. Teeny sehareldt and Obie te wishing fetends ba Larwee.
A national committee member urges a flag day campaign to honor the country and boost its morale. He calls for citizens to attend in key locations on October 1 to show unity, patriotism, and support for national interests and prosperity.
Fragmentary note records complaints of ulcers and illness at South Grand Base in September. The writer lists many medicines and remedies, mentions a father’s suffering and a variety of tonics, with unclear outcomes and repeated hopes for relief.
A long fragmented report discusses a dramatic situation involving experts and authorities. It mentions Mr Thotapeot and Mr Weston and references monitoring, pursuit, and claims of danger to a room or space. The text includes uncertain names and scattered observations about events unfolding over days.
Fragmented OCR reveals a long, digressive note on a ditch case likened to a Dickens tale with bondsmen and plaintiffs referenced as Seelsworth and Hlis mundi. It cites New Haven Newark and various towns, plus a sequence of meeting dates, speakers and residences. The text ends with a quoted line from Lord Salisbury about disloyalty and industry secrecy.
The obituary honors a Civil War veteran, Mr. Pingree, detailing his service with the regiment, capture at various battles, and time in Andersonville. It notes his postwar career as a merchant and community leader, his family, and his wartime sacrifice, portraying him as a trusted citizen and steadfast ally in Reconstruction era efforts.
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