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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1885
Page
4
Fragmented report details early 20th century civic events. Mentions a water spring visit, municipal notices, and pending probate matters. Names William, Delaware, and local towns appear alongside court actions, appointments, and candidates for probate judge. A wide array of individuals and places hint at regional governance and legal proceedings.
A Springfield visit by a Fourth Regiment unit sparks town excitement. A parade forms at Momument Square, followed by a pomp display along West High Street to the Fair Grounds. associations march with banners, riders, and citizens enjoying a day of German treats, dancing, and festivities.
A garbled, fragmentary report preserves bits of a Springfield community program and oblique references to local residents, committees, meetings, and performances. The text mentions Anne Bart, Wallace, Guarlin Wise, Miss Irene Moore, Mrs. Christian Saget, and various civic figures, along with a program schedule, a fundraising drive, and references to concerts and a school or church event. The overall sense is a late 19th or early 20th century local notices page with social, educational, and ceremonial items.
Fragmented OCR presents a product and brand mentions from J. AT New York and other firms. It notes machine erased elements and references to high quality materials and stock of goods in various styles.
A formal city council resolution in Sprigfield directs pedestrian sidewalk improvements along Maine Street and nearby blocks. The measure mandates paving and repair work from Yellow Spring Street to Jefferson Street, with the city clerk to finalize costs and contracts and ensure timely completion.
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