Death of Aaron Dalrymple Born in Mt Morris New York
Aaron Dalrymple born February 24 1834 in Mt Morris Livingston Co New York died March 11 1918 at his daughter Mrs George Dicks home in Alma He married Sally Barnes September 30 1850 and they had six children three died in infancy The couple lived in Ronal then Palo where they stayed until 1912 Mrs Dalrymple died They were Methodists at Palo In last five years he lived with his daughter Mrs Dick Surviving children are Chas Dalrymple Mt Pleasant Mrs Frank Baker Palo and Mrs Dick Alma Funeral was held at the Dick home March 12 Rev J W Priest officiating Interment planned at Palo.
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Aaron Dalrymple
Mt. Morris
Livingston Co
New York
George Dick
Alma
Sally Barnes
Ronal
Palo
Dalrymple
Dal
Geo. Dick
J. W. Priest
Rice Culture Across Civilizations and Ages
The article traces rice culture from the Euphrates valley and Syria before 400 BC to its spread by Persians from India into Spain via Arabs, then into Europe by 1408. It notes Spanish colonization spread rice to Peru and other Spanish America regions during early colonial times, with dates not precisely fixed.
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Euphrates
Syria
India
Spain
Losses in Battle Across 1870 Campaign
The text outlines casualty proportions in the 1870 campaign with mentions of Worth Spicheren Gravelotte Mars-la-Tour Sedan and resembles a historical casualty table. It notes the heaviest loss at Mars-la-Tour and a substantial share at Sedan, with specific fractions given for several engagements.
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Magento
Yan Ae H
Worth
Spicheren
Mirsde-Tour
Gravelotte
Sedan
Jose
Marele Tour
Battles That Won Kingdoms Era
Fragmentary historical note recounts ancient battles shaping Rome Greece and Persia. Mentions Ovtaving defeating Moors of Antonymed Cleopatra at Aethany 81 B C and later actions at Mullippi, describing the consolidation of power and empire.
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Cnspiren
Rome
Greece
Persia
Ovtaving
Cleopatra
Aethany
B.C
Periutinas
Mullippi
Castine
Canals and a Glimpse of Highland Transformation
A fragmentary historical note speculates that canal construction could spur distant country meets and outlandish upheavals, recalling Rob Roy era glamour and Sir Walter Scott imagery. The piece, quoted from the Birmingham Age-Herald, mingles garbled OCR with a parable of civic duty and progress.
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Rob Roy Macgregor
Walter Lent
Alma City Council debates general charter revision
The Alma Michigan Common Council adopts a resolution to submit a general charter revision to voters at the April election. It outlines election procedures for the charter revision commission, compensation for members, and anticipated costs including a contingency for election expenses.
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Wiley
Alma
Michigan
Slelock
Tallaharrar Riverside
Carl F Gallagher
State of
Auchigne
Alis Smit
Oiteen
Fullerton
Carey
Gla
Orden
Tiltet
Asia
Michtiran
Cheever
Michlicar
Vine
Common Council
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