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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1906
Page
8
In Sorlatfes, Cy., on January 2 1975 the Leachman sale advertises a land purchase near Black Ash and Mayesne with sections described as 72.598 poles and 28 100 poles, offering 8 acres total. Purchasers must bond with legal interest from the sale date and meet security requirements. bidders must comply with terms as stated by M G Leachman and M W C 2.
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Fragmented OCR entry notes a commission notice dated 1905 with names Bonita Mayon and M. 2s Lescue, referencing arbitration terms and claims. It mentions Washington Ber Church and circuit aes, with dates near February and January, and a note about proving claims for arbitage.
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Fragmentary OCR mentions Illinois Central Railroad in Arkansas with unclear references to names and places including Oklahoma and Texas. No concrete event or date is readable. The snippet lacks a coherent incident or action to report.
Fragmented notice mentions farming in the South with notes on dairying and horticulture. References to Kentucky tests, Mississippi, and mailings to agents. Includes scattered names such as Marlow and Loulistifla with unclear addresses and ticket details.
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