Unclear township land options spark secrecy over Beaver Creek tract
The article reports on secretive land options near Beaver Creek, involves Knox and Lorain figures, with mentions of a 1000 acre tract and a $45,000 sale. Farmers guard plans, while Nichols and others hint at a major forthcoming development tied to an Oberlin-Lorain Electric Railway route.
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Beaver Creek
Te Fg
Qprien
Assia
Nichols
Lorain
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Mek Point
Aus
Te Seb
Ot &Mall
Clement
Nols
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Oberlin-Lorain
Southern training trips spread for spring ball clubs
Southern teams plan two month ahead spring trips to warm climates for training. Six clubs averaging around twenty five men will travel to various southern spots for four to five weeks, to shed cold weather and build muscle for the upcoming season.
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Sining South
Fragmented overheard notes on southern trip costs and rules
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a southern trip for a sports team, with references to training, exhibitions, and travel costs. It cites hotel bills, total expenses near four thousand five hundred dollars, and two thousand more for lodging and incidental costs. It references a manager trainer and players and hints at disciplinary rule breaches and various personalities.
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Arto Bane Fie
Ode Teaat
Beti Saane
Masson Dispatch Details New Railroad Line Plans
A Masson dispatch reports a proposed railroad corridor from Orrville to Wilmington or Sanvep joining the Wheeling line, with land options on a stretch between Justus and Beach. Real estate agents guard potential land use as options near expiry in January. The project anticipates 200 homes plus a $40,000 monthly railroad payroll and a $50,000 national debt issue.
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Orrville
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Stiariy Fonts
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Independents Form New League in Newark Era
Fragmented report describes independents considering a new league centered near Newark. Names like Snyder of Columbus and Webber of Philadelphia appear among references to players, managers, and local organizers as talks and scheduling proceed amid uncertain timelines.
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Newark
Thio
Mary
Hs Otton
Balihanuten
Namark
Hailetpen
Chéfcatnitet
Epson
Snyder
Columbus
Wadi
Sri
Sirota
Londonville
Patho
Piasideimponter
Bayon
Webber
Philadelphia
Hindipo Cure and Nerve Tonic Returns to Town Market
A local note touts Hindipo as a new Kidnay Cure and nerve tonic from We ADykemnan in Miyrla. It promises a positive guarantee, claiming wide sale, but the copy is vague and contains misspellings and inconsistent claims about price and efficacy.
Binghamton Man in Luck and Lost Cigar Plea
A garbled local item notes a Binghamton man who bought something at an establishment called Wadsworth Bros. and mentions a misidentification with a person named John C. Jongh. The fragment hints at a store, stock issues, and a man expressing disappointment over cigars and a private lament about a friend.
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Minghamton
John C. Jongh
Lyons
Adsworth Bros
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Wadsworth Bros
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