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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
2
The Alma Record reports on political developments in Michigan including Democratic and Republican dynamics, potential governor nominees, and party strategies. It notes Governor Worters’ administration aims and party prospects amid editorial commentary and public reaction.
Fragment of a political text discusses tariff policy in Virginia and Republican views. Mentions greatest importance to him his Hispans and projects. References prophesied market outcomes and piety shaping economic promises.
The reader advocates strong penalties for husbands who maltreat wives and suggests strict corrective measures. A discussion on boy and girl behavior in high school follows, urging parental guidance on education and discipline to prevent future issues, including Latin grades and ledger maintenance.
The text explains that Twill argues obedience vows for wives are not needed while the Methodist Episcopal rite promises obedience. It contrasts with the Presbyterian service which emphasizes mutual trust and a different approach to marriage vows. The note mentions tensions between denominations and potential shifts in practice among clergy and congregants.
The readable fragment references a place or person named Charlie Bivades and mentions dire actions toward disease and cures, with only sparse wording remaining. The article’s context and full details are unclear, but it preserves a sense of medical urgency and local commentary.
Opening prayer meeting held Wednesday evening. Alumni back include MF Stormeannd and others. open receptions announced for Friday evening. Preparations for Pioneer hall boys and Wright hall yinks. Libra groups begin Monday. Officers of Zeta Sigma and Phi Pi Alpha listed. The forth season starts with strong prospects and a lively fall. Davie Field events noted with Frank Angell and captains leading squad.
Probate entries record petitions and hearings in Taek Utfsialee and Wasinunay for dated actions. Officials consider appointment of guardians, executors, and administrators, with hearings set for late September and August filings noted for Miles Stabdiss and Marilda Kind.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names, places, and affiliations. It mentions New Haven locations and various individuals, but the context and actions are indiscernible, yielding only a scattered roster-like jumble.
Col Ely W KC adopts resolutions of regret over the death of Mrs Mary Ely Wortias. The group pledges to emulate her sincere service, extend sympathy to her family, and suspend charter activities for thirty days as a symbol of loss. Signed by Chusiernn, Marten Davis and others.
Fragmentary notices indicate tickets for a State Fair event go on sale September 15 with seating for September 29. The text references various names and unclear items, mentioning health concerns and complaints linked to Wilt Stoneferry.
Clarence Rowley living near Samper fell from the top of a hay load last Friday morning, breaking his right arm in a twelve foot drop while roping the pie. A Gratiot county farmer found a gate short in the rail and taught his chickens to recognize its honk as feed. The scene mentions a death, a county map, and price reductions on cloth and paper, with garbled details about local business notices and farm life.
A questionable opening offers free consultation and treatment to the poor, claiming forty five years of experience and a pay-after-healing policy. The ad promotes broad cures, asserts late dates, and lists numerous medical specialities with sensational claims and promises of public access care.
Reed City sanitarium announce an open house at Alma Wright House in Tuesday September 21 from 4 to 9 pm. Organizers invite residents to tour facilities and learn about services offered by the clinic. Local officials and staff will be present to answer questions and provide information.
Large crowds attended the second day of the state fair with rain spoiling sports and no horse races or airship flights. The Agricultural College hosted a Farmers Institute and unveiled busts of Butler, Hudson, and Codd. Lectures on butter and farm exhibits drew interest. visitors noted police and crowd control, while officials touted a record attendance despite disruption.
Saxmaw Michigan on September 14 reports a mother in distress after failing to hear from son Benjamin Haft, a sailor possibly aboard the steamer Insen that sank with all on board. Haft had prior voyages and was in Ontuth the day before leaving on the last trip.
Faylr Wen, 13, Ren Beott is jailed on warning his mother with intent to do great bodily harm. Arrest followed stepbrother’s complaint claiming Scott threatened to kill their mother and threw a heavy valise, breaking her finger. Held $504 bond awaiting examination Friday.
In Port Huron Michigan on September 13 a husband who failed to obtain a wage increase deserted his wife and children and hid in nearby woods for almost a week. His wife posted a reward for his return and he was found and ordered to go home. In another item a new ordinance in Rate Creek places penalties on drinkers rather than vendors. A separate report notes a holdup and robbery case involving a cash theft of about $200 and a related inquiry into the stolen funds.
The eleventh annual Ami Arbor excursion leaves Wednesday at 4 for Toledo and other rail routes including Wheeling and Wabash lines. Excursion ticket good for return to November with low round trips to many points. For details contact nearest Arbor KK agent or write Kinny Ge Toledo. The text also advertises various medical products and local ads.
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