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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
5
Fragmented political notice cites state tax totals, compares Michigan rate trends over ten years, and argues for Republican candidates and a revived constitution. It urges voters to support reforms, rail labor interests, and farm communities in the upcoming Michigan election.
The Card shows Fred M. Warner's generous stance after a contested Republican governor nomination. He congratulated his rival, urged loyalty to the party, and urged Republicans to unite despite the defeat. The piece praises his prompt, manly conduct and calls such conduct essential for party harmony.
A Coldwater Courier excerpt urges all Republicans to stay united and vote straight tickets. It warns against revenge voting and notes Gratiot County taxpayers will receive about 29 thousand dollars more from the state treasury than they pay in this year, highlighting fiscal contrasts in Michigan.
A historical note lauds a full day of political effort by farmers merchants and lawyers in support of Republican candidates. It argues the certain returns from such labor would surpass any other service for the farm shop or store.
Gov. Warner argues state growth and Republican policy boosted Michigan revenue and services. He cites railroad regulation, university enrollment, and new state institutions as evidence of prudent leadership and expanding public good, contrasting with critic plans.
Resolutions adopted by Wheeler W C T U claim charges against former townman John H Parrish are groundless. They criticize Ithaca Union for defaming Parrish and urge copies to be sent to the Ithaca Union secretary and county newspapers. Signed by secretary Mrs A Weeks.
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