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Newspaper
Lima Argus
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1846
Page
3
The readable lines show mentions of political groupings, court actions, and notices to the public. Names and places are garbled, but references to "CENTRAL COMMEPPIE AL" and "Democratic Congestion" suggest a dispute with procedural notices and impending dates.
Fragmentary OCR passages reference an October election with scattered names and terms. The readable bits mention voting, districts, and potential candidates, but no clear outcomes or full names are provided. The item appears as a clipped news note outlining electoral activity.
Fragmentary text references candidates and seats, with jumbled place names and organizations. It mentions UCLA Gas, a county recorder subset, and a candidate list for seats, suggesting a historical election notice or meeting brief with unclear details.
Fragmentary text references regions in Ohio near Cincinnati and a time phrase around noon. The legible items include scattered proper nouns and numbers, but no coherent event or outcome. No clear subject or action can be determined from the readable material.
Fragmentary text lists names, places, and actions in a legal or land record style. Several proper nouns appear with uncertain roles and dates, including Aden Co, Wat Haeiings, Moses Mettare, and other individuals, but the fragment lacks coherent events or outcomes.
An 1845 township financial record details receipts and disbursements for delinquent taxes, forfeitures, and road funds. It lists balances, orders redeemed, treasurer’s sums, labor credits, and various expenditures including licenses, justice fees, and jail costs. The page also contains an advertisement for Dr Duncan's Expectorant Remedy with testimonials from Ohio residents.
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