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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
2
A garbled reminiscence describes medical experiments and remedies, mentioning kidneys, alchemy of wine and herbs, and a purported illness. Names such as Gerrit and Dean appear amid unclear places and times. The text reflects confessional style notes about suffering, alleged cures, and personal trials.
A fragmented obituary tribute from a revolution era group praises the late Max Lodipe Noang as a faithful friend and brother. The text declares deep sympathy, mentions a thirty day charter, and records signatures from B. L. Walker G. Falor and I. I. Rogers as committee members.
The dachshund is described as a hunting hound suited for forcing out animals from holes. It is praised for tenacity in chasing rabbits and other game, with emphasis on its small size and long body. The breed’s antiquity is noted, claiming early depiction on a monument from 2000 B.C.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions weak eyes and wisdom with scattered phrases about spectacles and touch. No identifiable people or organizations are discernible. the text lacks a coherent event or date to summarize.
Local selectors Homer Dunham and Coach Edwin Steele choose the all-star Michigan Intercollegiate team. Kalamazoo College earns three first-team spots, Alma three overall with one on first and two on second, Ypsilanti one on each quintet, while Olivet and Albion miss both teams. Des Roches and French star as centers, with McKay captaining Kalamazoo and Beattie leading Alma’s forwards. guards Donkin and Vroeg shine for defense.
The Alma Candy Co changes hands as Mr. J M Baker retires and Mr E Frank Mac Callum Mhor remains to handle all business. All payments, collections, and transactions must go through Mr MacCallum Mhor or his authorized agents.
The history traces New Mexico from early Spanish exploration by De Vaca and Coronado through native Puene Todians to Spanish rule, independence, and incorporation into the United States after the Mexican War. It notes Santa Fe founding in 1606, brief indigenous revolt, and final admission as the 47th state in 1912 with 122,034 square miles and three electoral votes.
State notices detail the estate of Finny Barwell and others in Michigan, listing probate actions, appointments, and the scheduled hearing dates. The document names interested parties, administrators, and the court location, with timeframes for claims and proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a court proceeding with a petition filed, a hearing date set, and references to a judge and location. Details are obscured by garbled words and mis-scanned letters, preventing full identification of parties, dates, or outcome.
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