Fragmented OCR Offers Difficult Historical Texts
The readable fragments mention sales of goods in Clark county and Terre Haute with ads for sale items, concerts, and local visitors. Names like John W. Ingram appear among scattered references, while references to hosiery, med, and German remarks indicate a broad, noisy mishmash of early 20th century notices and listings.
Van's Double Tracking in Nandabea Pane Tads
A chaotic OCR fragment shows track activity and misread names like Van and Weston in a two year span. It mentions a course, pots, and doors, with scattered references to people, places, and entities such as Lowes and Coobinsvath.
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Mia Barry
Teye
Weston Fee
Voter Correspondence Scrambled and Unclear
Fragmentary notes describe a chaotic voting scene with scattered references to towns, streets, and potential polling actions. Names, dates, and places are garbled, yielding a patchwork of phrases about voting, limits, and local locations without coherent events or outcomes.
Local notices from Spiketown district and surrounding areas
Fragmented community notes record residents visiting relatives and attending services. Mentions include Mrs W Barlow returning to Philo Champaign County for the coming season, Mr Abraham Snyder’s death and Bethel funeral, and various short references to neighbors and events around town.
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W Barlow
Philo
Champaign County
Abraham Snyder
Towa
Bethel
Rupp
Birth records and local notes from Marshall district 1910
A long community sketch lists births, marriages, deaths, and local happenings in Clark County Illinois. It notes visitors, property transfers, school progress, church events, and farm activity around Marshall, Martinsville, and Westfield, with several names and dates embedded in the scattered entries. The piece also records a sheriff sale notice for M A Tyler's property in Clark County, scheduled March 11, 1910.
Clarksville Woman Breaks Hip In Saturday Accident
Clarksville resident Mrs Jada Coons, age around 82, fell near Green Moss church Saturday morning, suffering a serious hip fracture. Relatives Catharine Duran and John Martin Coons were notified. Duncan sale and Timothy Goeckler visits noted among nearby families.
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Jada Coons
Green Moss
Elsha Claypool
Bell Gharver
Tore
Oklahoma
Hermner
Catharine Duran
Mar'a
John Martin Coons
Agper County
Wottons
Duncan Sale
Ce Goeckler
Timothy Ss
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Sershal Republicai Suey
Agar Apal
Marche
Clark Counte
Hy Nei
St' Ke
Wwe
Imanure Pater
Setis
Pythian Theatre
Bacreeia
Clark County
Moeores
Wabash
Earl Thoruterce
the Marshall Grehbest
Mr G Tarerece Black
Prince
J Bieneman
Cole & Bros
Carnat
John W. Ingram
V cYanues
Terre Haut
Esterday
Bee
Ealin Lilingis
Greed
Coutias
Peer Bates
Sean
West Union
Nba Bearteere
Hi Te
Spiketown
Sassafras
Neco
San Morsteal
Balsas
Miar
Bas Swern
Ousin Hess
Bas
Walliam Walter Michwad Pawder
Breton
Harry Youn
Refanna
Teahr Gee Morsbeil
Haris
Marshall Eridas
S's
Frank
Robert Stoo
Cleone
Waiser
Westfield
Verel Peers Frourg
Mousteecban Abe
Cathy Son
Peon Penes
Melton
Joe Hall
Tom Melton
Auburn
Charles Dick
Paris
Church
Cale Rayon
Weatfield
W . T Johnson
Joe Payne
George Barret
Marshall
John Kaufman
Martinsville
Robert Buckle
Ohio
W H. Bradley
Charles E Cunningham
Henderson Ennis
Terre Haute
Daniel Milburn
Martinaville
Henry F. Ryan
Ine
Allatuacuan Tarwin
Wire
Ota el Wedeary
Laura Bell Beck
Mortemery
Womer
Martha Ase T.ugh
Casey
Sheriffs Sale
Circuit Court
Hino
M A Tyler
Parlin & Orndard Mchine Company
V &T HR R
St Loum Vandalia and
Charleston
R.H Brown
M. A. Tyler
Court House
Clark County Mlinoisee
John F. de Dastich
Davison & Partiett
Clarksville
TAY Purchasers Sae
Davin
Fresden
Fran
Ulan
Hallenbeck
Kor Suhnsaen
Tate
Hina
Anul
Huilenbeck
PF Johnson
Lark
Ulnain
Notua
Perest
Anders
Marshall Hi
Johnna
Landa
Tota
Todall
Marshall Clark Co
Juha
The
Globe Printing Company
ST. Louis, MO
Lesaures Great Shoe Sale
Leseure
R. L. Warriner
South Side Square
D. D. Doll the Old Reliable Grocery Man