15 Dec 1877
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1877
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe sewing machine parts and shuttles, mentioning steel components, working parts, and a compact device. The text references a model or mechanism with a shuttle and steel readings, noting practical importance and general construction cues.
The snippet shows a rail timetable for May 13 1877 with stations and arrivals, alongside extensive land sale listings. It mentions farms and tracts owned by James King Jr, George Seidie, Samuel Lawrence, James Smith, Antony Parish, B F Stahl, Levi Marlow, H T Van Fleet and others across Ohio and nearby counties, including Bay area and Green Camp. Some acreage figures appear, such as 80, 100, 125 acre farms, plus 40 and 63 acre tracts and 944 acres McDonald tract.
An OCR fragment notes Keeter and Snake offering an assortment of goods to the public. It mentions a renamed room and Kerr House, with thanks for patronage and a reminder to remember the location in Marion. The readable text is incomplete and the exact details are unclear.
A fragmented clipping quotes a father’s harsh claim about an awful crime and praises the Star as a new light to Marion. It notes readers will forgive errors as wisdom and public generosity grow, with vague references to the Haine purchases and a shot-gun remark.
Fragmentary OCR text offers few readable facts about a sale. The extracted items mention an item or service for sale and invite examination, but details such as item description, location, price, or deadline are missing.
A large gold specimen was discovered near Osceola Nevada described as the largest mass yet found in the state. The nugget weighed about twenty four pounds and fifteen ounces with little quartz attached and an approximate coin value near four thousand dollars.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a Confederate General Hood hike event with reverses noted as ome. The readable text is limited, but the item appears to reference a historical or memory exercise linked to Hood’s Confederate forces.
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