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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1885
Page
4
Fragmentary report describes preparations for county fair and veterans encampmentActivities include convention planning, printing, and travel logistics with references to local officials committees and expected attendance at the fairgrounds and city venues. The text also mentions performances and a lecture series with named individuals and venues though specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
A dense, OCR damaged recount of military commanders, plans, and actions involving leadership in wartime. Mentions Commander in Chief, various regiments and divisions, and references to troop movements, protests, and political context. characters speak of battles, deployments, and postwar outcomes with many garbled names and places.
The Ohio State authorities publish orders for the National Guard encampment with specifics on regimental assignments, officer duties, supply provisions, and transportation. The document covers funding per company, camp locations, and the governor’s authorization for material aid including bedding and medical supplies.
The column records the death of a Mrs. Maydons of 10 Race Street with funeral plans in Michigan and Presbyterian services. It also mentions a California death from a horse accident, details on a piano and sewing circle, a June 19 estate sale, a sewing pattern business, a real estate listing, and medical anecdotes about a Dr. George in Springfield. The jumble includes ad-like notices, a Gardiner business listing, and a medical testimonial.
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