Rates and classifieds pricing from old newspaper column
Advertising rates listed with numeric codes and column references. Fragmentary lines show sale notices and wanted items including horses and livestock. Some entries mention wages, year price and measurements in old style notation.
Auction sale of stock at Kowalke's old stand Marion
Business notices announce a large sale of stock at Kowalke's old stand on Main Street Marion. The sale runs daily with prices lower than ever before and invites customers to call and compare. Assignee Gto. DInGbe.
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Dentist Vs Drake Seeks Attention of Marion Readers
A fragmented notice calls Marion and surrounding residents to learn about a bime or el evar reolus in Ibley's bine. The ad mentions an as the arevssurie vs ules cart and invites readers to call for details about the care and services offered.
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Oyster Restaurant Ad Amid City Street Turmoil
Fragment describes a Marionana city scene near the court house with calls for a travel plate of craters and a dining room opposite the courthouse. Text is garbled with unclear actions and names.
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Marionana Vienty
Tarinhalda
Craters Diste
Unable to derive a valid headline from corrupted text
The provided source is garbled and unreadable, lacking clear individuals, places, dates, or events to summarize into a factual newspaper item. No verifiable entities or actions can be established for a concise card.
Floor. The dour made by the Waltonilla by Capt. BLM
The note mentions Waltonilla and Captain BLM with unclear references to Sooke and Kiser. The text is fragmentary but suggests a historical ship or voyage near Sooke and Kiser with references to Maios. Names appear as proper nouns, but the exact event is obscured.
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Blm. Drake
Unclear OCR City Note Turns Into Wacky Tale
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions a boss and names Hairy and Lew and a plan involving Mour Ivy Cap and a coach. The fragmentary text is missing coherent events, places, or dates, leaving only jagged phrases and partial names.
Murphy Family Reunion Plans First Anniversary
The Murphies of Manon celebrate their first anniversary on April 9 at City Hall with speakers and supper. Temperance organizations nationwide are invited to attend. Further particulars next week. Murphy Ex. Com.
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Hanmer and Crouso House Painting Offerings
Local service ad outlines Hanmer and Crousos offerings in house painting with grain work paper hanging kalsomining and wall tinting as specialties for interior and exterior work.
The Old Glass Bugle Tribute to Col Tucker 1878
A fragmentary historic poem from Mansfield Ohio dated March 21 1878 dedicated to Col J W Tucker. It references marching with Murphy flags blue and songs of victory with calls to courage and faith while promising a future triumph and rejoicing. The piece blends praise for soldiers and families with wartime sentiment and a chorus urging perseverance.
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Election results show party labeled names and totals in city
Yesterday's city and township election lists Republican and Democrat candidates with italics and roman text, names including John Anderson Clark Turney Charles Showers Harvey Ty mie non Livanadgeneazeass Joseph Court Joseph A. Vail Barker Harvey Peters Henry F. Snider and others. Fifty eight persons were voted for as supervisor.
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Clark Turney
Cree Charles Showers
B. B. G. Harvey
Joseph Court
City Election Sparks Mix of Names and Local News
The column reports mayoral winner John Hudeon with 14 votes for marshal and Aliston 69 for mayor, notes other local officials and candidates, including J. A. Burcher in candy business, and mentions Mrs P. O. Sharpless traveling to Ackley, Ohio. It records band performances, classroom dialogue, propaganda lines, and regional trade and lumbering outlook in Bay City and Nashua.
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