Proclamation for Marion County Ohio Election Procedures
A historical sheriff proclamation from Marion County Ohio outlines election procedures and the duties of the sheriff, board of commissioners, and clerks. It references meeting precincts, poll books, and returns to be filed with local election authorities, citing state laws and amendments from Ohio statutes and law volumes. The document includes unrelated anecdotes and dialogue as part of the surrounding page text.
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Marion County
Ohio
Lerpeniier
Marian County
Evettona
Baston
Biri
Mion County
Marken
Merion
Iitoxtenins Manora
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Villaie
Sherif
Marion
Tia
Unclear Text About Labor Commissioner Dialogue
Fragmentary OCR style passage discusses a labor commissioner and others in a disjointed exchange. Names and places are garbled, with questions about the work and conversion, lacking clear events or dates. No coherent news item or identifiable persons beyond generic references.
Too Much For Him Says Mule Boy Question on Congress
Popleigh laments a boy asks why men were sent to Congress and he cannot answer. Singleton asks what troubles him as he recalls the morning exchange. The dialogue centers on access to political explanations for a child.
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Popleigh
Singleton
Congremd
Sacred Honor in Fray of Love and Duty
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a married man confronts a woman pleading for restraint. He insists on his feelings and vows to seek support from Boon’s votes, while she pleads against betrayal and demands respect for his wife. The scene centers on conflict between passion and honor.
Hen Resists Intrusion in Rural Mayhem and Ode
A chaotic rural scene unfolds as a hen defends her nest against a trespasser editor. The narrative blends satire and verse, with editorial folly, community gossip, and whimsical asides about hens, poetry, and local events. The piece weaves dialogue, comic interludes, and a spoof on rural life. The tone echoes a periodical column with skewed humor and crowd-pleasing imagery.
A Little French Heroine Saves Ta France
A nine year old French girl Juliette Hodis in occupied Orleans uses a telegraph closet to send vital dispatches to the French commander. She overhears Prussian plans, risks death, and her daring leads to a saved French battalion. Praised by Prince Frederick Charles, she is pardoned after conviction for spying.
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Lhaten
Bussell
Dullette
Juliette
Bettie
Prings Prederick Charten
Orlrans
Or Leant Wegen
Wenden
Pringe Frederick Charles
Prissien
Ofleame
Glen
Jullebte
Hed
Frederick Charles
Tittle
France
Prince Frederick Charles
Happiness and the call to choose joy in life
A reflective column urges readers to embrace happiness despite fear and hardship. It contrasts gloom with cheerful living, argues happiness comes from within and aligns with love and faith, and notes critics use policy debates as excuses for high salaries.
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Calumbuy
Fragmented dialogue over age and wit in a flirtatious exchange
A flawed excerpt shows a man and a widow in a playful exchange about age. He admits several ideas about altering ages by looks or brains while she smiles and blushes, then he performs a quick action described as a brisk gesture.
China and Her Claims in Manchuria War Dispute
The Pilleburg Gazette reports China will press a fruitless negation demanding Kuwait and Japan reimbursements for Manchurian ravages, while offering to seek equity through The Hague Tribunal. It notes Japan cannot credibly counter with a strong claim as China has shared responsibility since expelling Russians.
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Ching
Kuwely T
Japan
Manchuria
Hague
China
Pilleburg
Daily Market Report from East Buffalo and Tilton Stock Yards
Cattle receipts at East Buffalo 60 with market slow. calves active and firm, lambs 4.75 to 6.50, yearlings 4.20, sheep 2.50 to 4.25. Hog receipts 1,540, hogs slower, mixed 4.75 to 7.70, sows 4.00 to 4.75. Tilton Stock Yards reports cattle 2,000 received, market strong. prime beeves 6.40 to 7.40, stockers and feeders 3.60 to 4.30. Hog receipts 10,000, market lower. light 6.60 to 7.25, mixed 6.00 to 7.45, heavy 6.00 to 7.60. Sheep 10,000, market steady. native and western sheep 3.25 to 4.25, lambs 2.25 to 1.8? (text unclear).
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
Union Stock Yards
Tilton
Cleveland
Steddy
Shoop
Lane
Tr Veble
Cara
Cleveland market notes on livestock and grain prices
Cleveland report from September 18 lists mixed and beef cattle prices, hogs, and other commodities with current shipments and wholesale figures. Prices show adjustments across several categories including veal, calves, and dairy items, reflecting market volatility and demand.
Chicago grain market notes for September 18
Chicago grain prices show Wheat and Wheat-B futures trading with opening ranges near 87 8 to 1 006 8. Trading activity highlights closing shifts around 90 4 and preliminary ranges between 10 13 and 1% for May contracts. Market observers track bids, openings, and closings amid fluctuating supplies and demand signals.
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Chicago
Rierata
Cain
Ab Tel
Te Ta
Onte
AK SK
Opninjg
Seindelealig
Toledo Grain Market Update and New York Produce Report
Toledo grain prices show mixed shifts with September and December bids noted, while New York Produce Market reports butter and creamery products with steady demand. Entries include various cash and futures quotes, weekly receipts, and regional price indicators across commodities such as rye and cloverseed with commodities like prime Amethy and dairy terms highlighted.
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Toledo Gratn
Toledo
Winewt Caan Wit
Deventer
Ted
Local Grain Market Prices Listed for Various Seeds
Grain market notes show wheat and corn prices per bushel are given but many figures are missing or garbled. Onte and Hungarian seed prices are incomplete with several errors, while Clover Seed at $12.00 per intehel and Timothy at $2.00 per bushel are recorded amid unclear data.
Local Produce Markets Price List From Daily by Chas Turner Co
Market prices include Hutter eggs at per dozen, cheese from New York cream at per th, syrup per gallon, sugar per th, tea at per th, vinegar per gallon, navy beans price per th, corn meal per sack, dried fruit and raisins, and assorted grains. Noted items show varying units and occasional misreads. prices reflect market rates and vendor listings.
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Orree
Chas. Turner & Co
N.Y
Caroling Head
Lina Deanatoe
Graham Flouy
Prine
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