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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
2
The poll list shows a wide county slate with names for Governor Lieutenant Governor and numerous state and county posts. Voters see candidates including for governor and state senate, with clerks, treasurer and prosecuting attorney among the listed offices.
The Record warns subscribers behind on payments that postal rates will rise and asks prompt payment of all arrears to avoid service interruption. The notice emphasizes Uncle Sam’s strict postal laws and the need for funds.
The Republican State Central Committee calls the Michigan state convention to meet October 6 1910 in Detroit at 11 a.m. Delegates are allotted by county based on past Secretary of State votes with detailed caucus and committee appointments. County conventions precede the state gathering, and districts prepare officers for confirmation at the state meeting.
A New York Labor Commission report outlines occupational diseases from caisson work for bridges, detailing nitrogen bubble risks when exiting high pressure. It cites air locks easing transitions and calls for regulated work times and expanded legislation, noting lead and phosphorus poisoning as serious issues and urging broader protections for workers.
The article compares farm insurance costs, noting the New York State Grange and Huron County Mutual’s structure. It covers premiums, at risk amounts, and salaries, detailing per policy fees, the mutual’s membership model, and a case of survey fee elimination. Also mentions Maine road funding via state inspection and a letter from O H Kelley founder of the Grange. It closes with notes on farmers and autos and a renomination for dairy and food commissioner in Ohio.
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