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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1895
Page
2
A scrambled message mentions Emily Cleveland and Luther with references to a bestur aged view and a ceremonial bet or car. The text seems fragments from a historical note about a possible event or ceremony dated around April 4. Further clarity required.
vague readable fragments describe two entities Wheelby Letina and Geo-Aul forming an alliance or gathering. no clear date or location. limited legible details suggest a political or community event with an implied protest or support action.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions timing for activities at Ames and references to events or schedules. Names and precise details are unreadable, but it hints at week specific actions and potential public notices.
Obscure lines reference Asad, StH, and a ruler in Israel. Notes mention a holy personage, two pictures, and a distant origin, with garbled phrases about a tribe and a destined leader. The fragment cites biblical phrases and queries Jewish lineage and expectations.
The readable text is garbled with spell errors and missing context. It mentions an advertisement of a seranet topic, a speaker, plans to fire a patriotic approach, and unclear references to sales and individuals. No coherent event or clear entities are identifiable.
In a fragmentary notice, Pung Jadliee faces Bowler Seay at the venue Xpyertnted for a waterside event. The uncertain text hints at a competition or match with several garbled terms but establishes the main pairing and setting.
A garbled collection of local entries covers sermons by Rev. Geo H. Vibbert, school and township notices, wartime memories, weather diary snippets, and discussions of mills and cereal production. It mentions Abner, Mrs Thomas, Justice officials, and local residents with scattered times, dates, and events.
Readings show garbled phrases about a cathedral cross and references to Jesus Christ. The text mentions a refusal or rejection and a misread scene with burial and a hanging, but details are unclear due to errors.
A fragmented local notice details the death of Mrs. Dorthick and a funeral held in town with Clarke of Matiboro officiating. It notes midweek burial plans, plus references to the funeral home moving the remains and a caption about the widow Mrs. Wardly and Millerary, with other unsettled lines about a Jacob Petrie Sr. being ill and farm mishaps including a broken grain drill and cart damage.
The coroner's 61st inquest last week noted fatal and near fatal incidents including a pedestrian struck near Mahoning Maul while traveling to the track and a freight train derailment near Saboriing with several cars wrecked. The report also lists local officials: Angel for Mayor, Stein for Clerk, Thomas treasurer, Williams councilman, Higley sealer of engines, Lebiauun township officer, Spencer assessor, and Fox as mayoral nominee. a religious service at M E Church featured speeches and two strong discourses.
Judge Judey Robinson presided Saturday in the January term sine die. Irene Hardman versus Frank Curtis ended with the property awarded to the defendant. The Doe Grundel versus the Loudin Company decree upheld as winding corporation. Nelson Converse held not to be a stock satellite.
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