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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1887
Page
8
An OCR fragment outlines a May 31 council session with trustees Santelli Vlrey Tembioe and Smith. It mentions meetings, private interests, votes, and potential public notices. The text is garbled but references plan reviews, votes, and procedural items affecting local governance.
An OCR fragment shows partial text with disjoint words and garbled phrases about a date and events. No clear people, places, or organizations are readable, leaving only scattered terms and stray names. The excerpt lacks coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
The text presents a garbled OCR excerpt with scattered names and places including references to a May or April timeframe, local governance terms, and mentions of individuals and locations such as Wisey, Lind, Hala, and Abney. It appears as a rough transcription of a meeting record or public notices with multiple unclear terms and corrupted words.
A damaged OCR text outlines a late May meeting notice from Alta Bad Mey 28 relating to property and court actions. It mentions a mortgage or rent issue, a payment deadline, and potential legal steps, with references to local officials, a village clerk, and publishing requirements for public notices.
Fragmentary ad notes World Pry offering a range of corsets in all styles for ladies and misses, including nursing support. Readable text hints at pricing or discount but details are incomplete.
Time table details routes with connections at Toledo Detroit Chicago and other hubs. Mentions trains at Ann Arbor South Lyon Howell and Dundee with various branches and operators. Includes explicit station pairings and service notes from a historical schedule.
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