County Officials and Local Board Listings
County officers and town officials listed with names including Thomas J. Wann David Crank Charles L. Davis Lemuel J. Willis Joshua Beasle William Ann William Scha Jacob Billman Nathan Thoma Surveyor William Joyce Coroner James A. Marlow County Superintendent Commissioners School Trustees and town officials for Sullivan and Carlisle with several names and positions noted. The fragment also mentions ward leaders and a time stamp 11:04 a.m. as part of the listing.
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Thos. J. Wann
David Crank
Charles L. Davis
Lemuel J. Willis
Joshua Beasle
William Ann William Scha
Jacob Billman
Nathan Thoma
William Joyce
James A. Marlow
Wenn
Rural Indiana train schedule fragment with stations and times
Obscure OCR text lists stations around Evansville Terre Haute Bloomington and Vincennes with times and routes. Mentions names such as Miller Hazelton Shelburn and Ossities, plus officials Grossi and Teague.
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Soupeaw
Ehrav
Evansville
Joskine State Road
Ingle
Sane Qn Sracer Hain
Port Heide
Owensville
Princeton L
White River
Decker
Purceil
Frei Vincennes Smith, Sag & Wavel
Aes
Ailivan
Iho
Shelburn
Tarmiershirg
Iss
Love and Reunion on a Long Road Home
After a tense farewell, Gilbert and Pauline meet by a hillside clearing. They confess love, exchange rings, and plan a future in London and Italy. Decades later in Paris, a war-torn memory surfaces as the narrator encounters a betrayed foe, finds justice, and closes his tale with a hopeful family life.
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Gilbert
Pauline
Lonon” A i
London
Thad
Master Gilbert
Miss Pauline
Priscilla
Miss. Vaughan
Paris
Tuileries
Place de la Concorde
Blackguard
Macari
Ceneri
Llast
Ife
Tie
Criel
Lis
Bubwe
Rift Sunacd
Anthony Marel
Europe
Tage
Une Nenchye Hd For Watbar Eere Joy Bets Ed
The fragmentary OCR presents a garbled line with names and phrases. Readable entities include Joy and Bets Ed, with unclear context. The piece resembles a headline or teaser from a rearranged or corrupted page and lacks coherent facts.
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Sapety
Quick Pere
Fragmented Rail Timetable From a Distant Era
A garbled OCR style rail timetable lists stations and arrival times, names like Vernon and Seymour appear, with scattered numbers including 12 30am and 4 7pm. The text reads as a chaotic schedule snippet showing trains going east and west with inconsistent notation and multiple unreadable fragments.
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Olney
Sitchen
Seymour
Dnp
Vernon
Adam Arcing
DIN
Eaves
Sapuis
Pacula
Hanson
Asami UN
Aoprni
Yi Ane ' Seymour
Sam
Mitchell
Virens
Sandoval
St. Lo
Sapir
The fad of medication by pads debunked
A commentary from American Agriculturist ridicules the medical craze for medicated pads. It notes non medicated rubber or waterproof fabrics can feel soothing as they wrap a body part, causing moisture and a parboiled surface while neuralgic pain may seem to fade. The piece warns against paying high prices for medicated pads and urges skepticism.
Growing Passion for Farming Among Boys and Men
The article notes a shift from rural youths leaving farms for city clerking to a rising interest in farm ownership. Citing the American Agriculturist long championed by its chief editor for twenty three years, agriculture is praised as healthful useful and noble. George Washington is invoked to reinforce the nobility of farming.
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American Agriculturist
George Washington
Sentinel
Baking Powder Tramps Endanger Public Health
An editorial warns households about dishonest baking powder sellers who claim their products rival Royal Baking Powder. It cites tests with heat and water, cites powders with high lime or alum, and urges housekeepers to trust Royal, noting government chemist approval and Royal’s proven record for light, wholesome baked goods.
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Hex
Farmers urged to invest in land improvements now
An American Agriculturist essay argues debt may be right for farmers to drain land and boost yields. It urges thorough cultivation, drainage, generous feeding of stock, and applying manure to the best paying crops. It stresses faith in the future and preparation this winter for spring work.
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Ingland
Red Star Cough Cure Praised By Baltimore Doctor
Dr. D. FF. Penington of 536 West Payette Street Baltimore testifies he personally used Red Star Cough Cure and found it a prompt and sure remedy for coughs and colds with no bad results from other remedies and no trace of opium or morphia in his family.
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D. FF. Penington
West Payette Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Patents Granted This Week Ending March 17 1885
List of patentees and items granted including Medora car coupling, Michigan City grate, New Castle press, La Porte wheel, Jeffersonville grain and oil car, Richmond clothes pounder, Milton card holder for grain binders, Veedersburg slide car for buggies, Dublin step ladder, Huntington ice tongs, Princeton fence. Also a Georgia whisky ticket nicknamed the wet ticket with commentary on its social toll.
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Jos. H. Hunter
F Street
Washington
D.C
Wm. F. Julian
Medora
H. C. Williamson
Michigan City
Jas. H. Back
New Castle
Jos. Frenier
la Porte
John Gathright
Jeffersonville
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Administrator's Sale of Cary Nash Estate in Sullivan County
Notice of private sale of Cary A Nash estate in Sullivan County Indiana set for March 16 1888 at Charles H Barrett law office in Sullivan with eighties acres and forty acres to be sold. If not sold within fifteen days, sale moves to Gill Township on April 1 1888 at two pm with public outcry terms: one third cash one third in nine months and one third in eighteen months at six percent interest. James Taton administrator and Charles Z Barrett attorney.
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Sullivan Circuit Court
Cary A. Nash
Charles H. Barret
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Indiana
Section Twelve
Township Six
Gill Township
Inorteuwe Security
James Taton
For Sale by Ataag Ahi 1009 and Berry No.1 Ranch Tracts
200 acres rolling prairie under fence suitable for wheat corn and clover with coal veins 4 and 6 feet thick two dwellings near Shelburn price 845 per acre plus seven more parcels including timber land coal land prairie and pasture with wells streams and water rights near Shelburn Sullivan and Shelburn vicinity, prices from 30 to 35 per acre and a single large sugar poplar walnut tract priced 11830 with possession anytime.
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Shelburn
Sullivan
Rices & Berry, Sullivan, Ind
Multiple rural properties offered near Sullivan area
A catalog lists several tracts for sale including 73 acres near New Lebanon with dwelling and orchard at 4000 dollars, 240 acres near Sullivan with coal and timber at 35 dollars per acre, 265 acres of river bottom land in Wabash Valley, 140 acres in Hamilton township, a 1 1/2 acre Sullivan lot with fruit trees priced at 450 dollars, and 163 acres near Merom with sugar and timber noted.
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Wabash Valley
Sullivan
New Lebanon
Carlisle
Farm listings with prices and terms in Sullivan Indiana
Real estate ads describe multiple parcels near Shelburn and Car lisle with acres ranging from 75 to 587. Prices from 25 to 38 per acre, with cash down and balance due in one or two years at six percent. Listings note timber, cultivation, and buildings plus contact details for Rigs & Berry in Sullivan Indiana.
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8. BE
Sullivan
New Lebanon
Saelburn
Issa
Shelburn
Graysville
Jackson County
Maumee Postontte
Sullivan County
Bae
Pittsburg
Indiana
Gil Township
White Horn School House
Markets for Sunlivan 1883 hay and farm goods prices
Market list dated March 24, 1883 shows Sunlivan Inc prices for hay at 86 dollars per ton delivered and grains and livestock products including flour at 4.60 per barrel beef fat 1 4 cents per pound cattle 34 cents per pound hogs 4 cents per pound sheep 3 to 4 cents per pound corn 35 cents per bushel butter 15 cents per pound eggs 12 cents per dozen hens 7 cents per pound roosters 3 cents per pound turkeys 6 to 7 cents per pound feathers 20 to 40 cents per pound ducks 2.50 per dozen geese 4.89 per dozen dried peaches 5 cents per pound dried apples 3 to 4 cents per pound.
Cattle and dairy market notes from Chicago reports
Market wrap notes cattle with steady trend and price ranges from low to high categories. Hogs show firm demand with mixed weights and prices. Dairy lines report creamery and dairy products with modest gains across varieties and quality levels.
Unclear fragment notes potential listings and dates
The readable text mentions March and April items with irregular terms and numbers, suggesting a fragmented notice or listing. No clear event or entities are extractable.
Uncertain Rail Notes Mention Milwaukee Market Prices
Fragmentary wire service style notes mention Milwaukee and March prices with references to No. 2 graders, college for No. 2 and higher values. Text is garbled but indicates commodity or market pricing alongside locations in Milwaukee.
Market roundups and price quotes from regional offices
Cincinnati to Baltimore and Boston markets report mixed commodity prices with pork lard and bulk meats steady, bacon firm, and grains showing slight gains in No 2 Red and Western classes. Prices move in corn, oats, barley, and wool amid regional demand and seasonal notes.
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Wirrar
Wirmatsic
Conan
Slige
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Polpeical Directory
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Greene
George W. Bott
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Geneacenes Stertey
Trustees
Wee Dackson
Virbank
Furan
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Camm
Geo. P. Bone
James Johns Aon
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Morgan Gambill
N.d. McCaminor
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G.G. Highow
Edward Ahiin
K. L. Jenkins
Charles Gwin
Woyess Town
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Jackson Trinkle
J. D. Baldrids, Robert Camolins
Shelbuen
Erastus French
John ‘Pb. Anderson
Hosen Hawkins
Thomas B. Macon
B.R. Guase
Burk
Pinnae
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Terre Haute 8. A. Ct
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Jon. Teague
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Sentinel Supplement
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Sullivan, Indiana
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Joe LS Usrennd
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Annals of Transportation
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