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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary notice records the Kecony entry at Alma for onward transmission through Suisaases. Readable names imply clan involvement and wetting events, with unclear sequence from the clipped text.
The list outlines candidates for U S Senator Charles B Townsend governor Chase Ostiorn lieutenant governor John Ross supreme justice John Hard secretary of state FrederickMartindale state treasurer Albert Kalaper auditor general Prange Koun attorney general Pranghs Dod legislative slate includes Ward steprmnantalive to State fegbelanare Auton Cuars County WS Ua Erste Chet Tre ACOUAMEL MOS wearer athlete Par regatee of lite Our WS ENR Penkes avila Aerie Shat Air Mh Cdos puts Feats Comitileetimer Adwin W. Rrgmas Cierny Conert Cutmnalenloniere Jon spire Geors Altmnch ers Wie Ku OIG
The Record asks readers with outstanding subscriptions to settle arrears promptly. It warns that postal laws could prevent continued delivery at the pound rate if payments are not made, noting the need for funds. The notice emphasizes courtesy in resolving balances.
City boards of registration in Alma Michigan will meet Saturday November 5 from eight in the morning to eight in the evening to list unified electors for the November 1910 election. Registrations are required to vote. sessions are at City Hall Alma Reading Room Reading Room Arcade Hotel and Bingham's office 212 W Superior St. Dated Alma December 24 1910.
Qualified voters in Alma Gratiot Michigan are told an election will be held Tuesday November 8 1910 for U S Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Member of Congress state senator and representative county offices and a constitutional amendment. Polls open 7 am to 5 pm at Ward 1 City Hall Ward 2 Alma Reading Room Ward 3 Arcada Reading Room Ward No 4 Bingham's office 212 W Superior St. Dated October 2 1910. Miss Mable Chapman left for Jackson for a Robert Co store position. Mrs Frank Evans visited Riverdale.
The Democratic governor candidate focuses speeches on disproving the Republican Osborn record. He claims Osborn misstates Michigan rail fare history, including a supposed absence of a two cent per mile fare and related legislation during Osborn's term, while sources indicate the two cent fare was in operation then and tied to 1891 enactments.
The Republican party celebrates the creation of the Michigan railroad commission as a key act benefiting the public. It highlights its prompt handling of complaints, safer crossings, reasonable rates, and oversight of securities by public service firms, noting improvements in train safety and investor protections.
A testimonials string claims Electric Bitters renew health by purifying blood and toning the body. W M Sherman of Cashing Maine says three bottles cured his Kinney Trouble, praising renewed vigor after use. Sold at Wheat om and Sons.
A Lansing state Republican appeal warns that a Democratic victory in November would trigger industrial stagnation and mass layoffs, recalling 1898 panic and urging voters to back Republicans to sustain prosperity and progressive legislation. The notice argues the tariff bill needs Republican revision, not a Democratic shift, to avoid disaster.
The Democratic candidate Mr Hemans argues state expenses total 40 44109 million over sixty years and 40 45400 million over ten years. He omits that primary school fund earnings in sixty years were 21 697000, while corporation fees and railroad taxes in ten years added 40 069000, nearly 190 percent of the sixty year income. Two years of Democratic governance cost 400000 more than twenty four years prior, suggesting ten years of such administration would surpass earlier costs.
Mrs L Luce was surprised by about fifteen friends Saturday afternoon at her corner Mechanic and Park streets home for her fifty ninth birthday. Visitors brought gifts and refreshments, and the hostess enjoyed a most enjoyable time beyond expectation.
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