Marion Land Vacated For Street Twenty Five Feet Wide
An ordinance for vacating a twenty five foot wide street segment on the north side of Vernon Street in Marion, Ohio, cites D Jameson’s land and council action. Passed March 6, 1878, by Mayor W. S. Mour and Clerk A L Clark.
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D. Japeson
Vernon Streel
Down
Marvon
D. Jaipeson
Marion
Obie
Vuear
Ieee
Douge
Mamou
D. Jameson
Mour
For Sale Property on Ao & G railroad offers arte
One of the most desirable properties near the Ao and G railroad is offered for sale by Bowen. The estate includes a good dwelling about ten miles from the county seat, a restaurant, and a pavilion near the Union Head Barron Hover. It features a fireproof building, fine color, a good well, and an excellent variety of fruit trees. On premises for immediate sale.
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Dons Bowen
Ncetas
Uinhead Banoen
Jon Buen
Unreadable Flour Mills Notice Details
Fragmentary OCR talks about Poe flour and Wards mills with scattered names and dates. The readable elements reference a mill, a date, and an entity possibly Albert or Li Miter but are too garbled to extract a coherent event or outcome for a proper summary.
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Poe
Alarbert
Faousk Party Hails Land of Fleur and Gaon Betke
A fragment notes a group praising a land and Fleur and Gaon Betke, with archaic spellings and unclear context. The readable portion highlights admiration for favorable terrain and names two figures, suggesting a celebratory or commemorative line from a historical publication.
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Fleur
Poem on Politics and Mayoralty Hope in 1856 Spirit
This piece reflects earnest political zeal from 1856, urging upright leaders free from office lust and demagogue flattery. It mentions a riotous mix of local intrigue, court-house meetings, saloon issues, and a push for a Mayoral race seen as crucial for Republican gains. It notes discussions on a U.S. Mint in Columbus and references various local figures and events.
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Springfield Republican
X Demarogue
Havi & Prett
Howe
Supreme Court of the State
Louisiana
Gen Anderson
Ireland
One or Two Hell s in Galion Report Text
A fragment from Galion Enquirer includes a garbled tale about a printer nicknamed Shorty, a postal letter mix up, and a harsh threat. It references Galion Ohio and a March 14 1878 date with letters from a resident signer. The piece also notes a visit to Union schools D Grammar department and praise for teacher Mrs Granver and Mus M P Hume.
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Geo. Crawfords Henglish
Shorty
P.O
Hume
Mog
Galion
D. Grammar Department
Boy Arrested For Stones At Independence Hall
A young boy was arrested for throwing stones at Independence Hall windows but was released after stating he was simply rocking the cradle of Liberty.
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Independence Hall
Jim Barringer’s Lasting Musical Legacy Recalls Iconic Conventions
A garbled tribute recalls Jim Barringer as a pivotal figure in global music history. It notes his attendance at a cancels and a lifelong passion for music, praising conventions he reportedly hosted as unmatched worldwide.
Ring of the fisherman seal image on gold surface
A fragment describes the popes ring and a deeply engraven image of St. Peter with a boat drawing nets. It mentions sealing official documents and hints at distance as a relative value and a carpet tack that barely penetrated the neck.
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St. Pete
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Ourtis
Loeb
Fontines
Rieal Estate
Lecore
Seer Goud
Aid Stern
Vy Reuse
Wisner
McQuillas
A L. Clark
Falty & Son's
J. Q. Codding
Samuel Hume
Ottage
East St
O. Sharpless
Gooda
F. C. Ruchimuma
Silver Street
A. W. Burnhbart
Kouta Street
Fugwre
LC. Hain
Main Street
Wao
Viemity
Ceutur
Latloring
Iuter
Wally Farry
Lew
Faousk
Treland
Town Hall
George Buchanan Chir Tian
Democratic Dark Horse
ItIa
Murphy
Arcad
Stila
Ewing
U.S
Columbus
Herve
Smart Alec
The
Marion Star
Smaniox
Gorge
Jim
Jams
Jim Barringer
Toma
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