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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
7
A periodical reflection urges Alma residents to keep streets and hedges tidy, stressing civic pride and responsibility. It notes Labor Day as a reminder that dignity of work spans all trades and calls for cooperation over conflict to sustain a just American society.
A page lists morning and evening services at St Johns Church and nearby houses of worship. It notes Sunday school, sermons, prayer meetings, and special events with times, locations, and pastor names for Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal and St Marys Catholic parishes.
The readable fragments describe battles, dates, and figures in a Civil War context with garbled names and places. It mentions May, CSA, and references to battles and casualties, but the stream of text remains unclear and incomplete.
Patchy OCR text references a trial and a fire incident. Mentions a Minister, a physician, and a city name that may be Forton Boot. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
A damaged OCR fragment shows archaic phrasing about Ainge and others, with unreadable portions suggesting a historical notice or commentary. The readable words hint at a reflective or evaluative tone, possibly referencing a persona or event named Mea-Baston True and modern implications unseen in full.
Local notice advertises many modern houses in Alma for sale at reasonable terms. It invites readers with a form or house to sell to call and list it, and urges buyers to call and act quickly before coal deliveries begin.
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