Local notices echo at Jabey's Bleek and Marion County
A rough jumble from a 19th century issue recounts a busy Marion region day. It notes Rev Whitaker and Rev Mitchel starting meetings, a missed train incident injuring no one, and losses like keys misplaced. A young Shoat gift cheered the Star, and fire engine votes surface alongside church attendance praising the Presbyterian service. Henry Jones, Marion founder of long standing, is laid to rest at Idieman's Cemetery.
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Henry Jones
Marion County
Jones
Ohio
Marion
Idieman’s Cemetery
Boss Hatter Hewitt at Exchange Hotel
Dook notis invites customers to the Exchange Hotel to see Fred W. Hewitt from Monroe Michigan. Hewitt cleans blocks irons shapes and resizes hats in new style, offering old silk and felt hats repaired cheaper than new.
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Exchange Hotel
Fred W. Hewitt
Monroe
Michigan
Frank Weaver Named as Heaviest Brother in Kerr House Hack-Drive
Frank Weaver, 19, described as quiet and steady, was the heaviest of his brothers and employed as a hack-drive at the Kerr House.
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Frank Weaver
Kerr House
Coin and Skeletons Found While Digging a Well
Dallas Herald reports Ellis county farmer Joseph Renkin unearthed three human skeletons while digging a well. The second skeleton lay two feet below the first, with several old Spanish coins nearby. A third skeleton appeared with signs of a coffin suggested, and bones were complete amid scattered silver bands and gold trinkets.
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Dallas Herald
Joseph Renkin
Ellis County
Texas
Fragmentary probate notice hints at sale option
A damaged OCR fragment references a probate sale by calling the owner for details and payment of advertising costs. It mentions the property and the probate price, but the exact terms are unclear.
Fragmentary verse and garbled ad notices from old newspaper
The text mixes partial verse lines and a garbled advertisement for renting and winter trade. It contains stray phrases about poetry, a person named Merrill, and a misrendered lease offer. Readable facts are minimal. most content is damaged OCR.
Former price $1 95 are an 1 oF
The readable text fragment appears garbled and does not provide clear events, names, places, or dates to identify a coherent news item. No verifiable entities or actions are present for a concise card summary.
Hotel Arrivals Keer House Bunch
Hotel arrivals list includes S. R. Edwards Crestline P. Derrotts Boston Hugh D. Bowers Cleveland RE W. Marne Lagrange O H Olds City L. D. Sheldon Ashland Robt A Quamn Cincinnati H Royce Monticelli M R Sutton Jamestown F Hois ington Lewisburg Geo Miller Washington H. Ward Buffalo A N Kell C D French Waldo C E Furgeregon Waldo Stanley E Bise Cardington R Randall Cardington H N Bile Pa J P Cross Caledonia Exchange J M Davis Mt Gilead Fred W Hewitt Monroe Much
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S. R. Edwards
Crestline
P. Derrotts
Boston
Hugh D. Bowers
Cleveland
RE. W. Marne
Lagrange
O. H. Olds
City
L. D. Sheldon
Ashland
Robt. A. Quamn
Cincinnati
H. Royce
Monticelli
M. R. Sutton
Jamestown
F. Hoisington
Lewisburg
Geo.Miller
Washington D. H
James Ward
Buffalo
A. N. Kell
C. D. French
Waldo
C. E. Furgeregon
Stanley E. Bise
Cardington
R. Randall
H. N. Bile
J. P. Cross
Notice to Farmers Public Award Date Announcement
Wiss to announce to the public that an award will be given after the title date. Eev Ure mentioned as part of the notice.
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Ereastak
Harris
Wiss
Eev
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Baume
Bro
Jabey’s Bleek
Arion
Ogre
Rev. Whitaker
N Mitchel
A. M. E. Church
John Wolford
J. F. McNeil
North East
Howz Guaratee
F.S. Bolt
Galion
J. A. Field
St. Louis
Exchange
Mr. Seffners
Prospect Advocate
Galion Inquirer
T. E. Hexters
Dook Notis
Zachmas
Reed
Bume
Muntsinger
Brynl
Gere -Oun
Merrill
Lailon
Germantown
Co. & Burkholder
Center Street
Keer
J. M. Davis
Mt. Gilead
Fred, W. Hewitt
Monroe Much
Archer & Serried
Imry
Hein Tee
Olgi Wurkag
Johnson, Linsley & CO
Kawalkee & Hudson
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