Vermilion Parish Restricts Livestock Roaming
A Vermilion Parish ordinance prohibits livestock roaming within the 5th ward and makes owners liable for damages to crops. Damaged property can be protected by penning animals, advertising for sale in three places for ten days, and using sale proceeds to cover damages and costs, with surplus deposited to the treasury. The ordinance, adopted December 12, 1994, becomes effective after publication.
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Vermilion Parish
St Lewst
M. Stebbins
Jon, Wrrstass
Vermilion Parish Ordinance Prohibits Alligator Killing
Vermilion parishwide ordinance bans killing or destroying alligators or their hides for five years from publication. Violations carry a $26 fee and, upon payment, a 30 day public road work sentence. enforcement by parish officials. Adopted December 12, 1904, EM Stebbins president J N Winetanra clerk.
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Vermilion Parieh
Vermilion Parish
Exeh
Avery
Stebbins
Winetanra
For Sale Daley Axing 8000 Per Sear Itemized Auction
For sale an assortment of items including two large borws two steel with mille and other hardware. Contact JH LUTORING & Co for details and delivery arrangements.
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Daley
Enum
Strom Lowe and Hall
Lutoring
Drexpuan Rotice Aul Lis La Dee Tabı Yromdundatterhia
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and roles, with unclear dates and places, referencing employees and property in a legal or administrative context. The readable entities include MV LAMPMAN and local terms suggesting a notice or roster. No clear actions or outcomes emerge from the garbled source.
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Iawe
Lampman
WATERWORKS ELECTION FOR ABBEVILLE MARCH 28
Abbeville voters will decide on March 28 whether to issue bonds to fund an electric light and waterworks plant. The council urges residents to support the measure for essential fire protection and city growth, noting that the project pays back with interest and benefits every property owner.
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Abbeville
Elsc
Abbneville
Electoral vote tallied in Washington ceremony
The official count of the electoral vote for president was read in the House chamber. Roosevelt and Fairbanks were announced as winners amid applause from both sides. The process highlighted the national spectacle with Mrs Roosevelt and other dignitaries in attendance, as the tally showed 336 votes for Roosevelt and 140 for Davis, confirming the election outcome.
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Washington, D. G
Washington
House of
Prys
Burrows
Atty B. Walker
New York
Henry G. Davin
West Virginia
United States
Cockeill
Missouri
Jon Stile
Parker
Davis
Hailey
Dor Theuilure Tooseveld
Charles Warrand Vaichenke
Ayanwin Sterghiml
Reall
Regubliens
Wil
Norrland
Charles Bonapart
Roosevelt
Wairhunks
Jside
Nya
Gaskrell
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Julie Bird
Eastoen
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Baileyrs
Frye
Sheridan
Rexas
Lexi
Allon
Pathor
Benry G. Davis
Wyoming
Theodors Mousevel
Chifley Warren Fitebanks
Alton B. Parker
Rohey
Charisa Warren Fairbanks
Journal of Book Houses
Quintlow of a ssw state headline mystery unfolds
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local item with unclear names and details. The readable portions suggest a political or civic matter in a southwestern state with a budget or bond note referenced. Specific people, dates, or organizations are not identifiable in the supplied fragment.
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ISA
Edwin L. Stephens
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Jenlai
Kint Mate Imlding
Chas
Dejean
W. J. Thompson
P. C. McCoy
B, Thompson & CO
W. H. Chevis
Spencer
State Street
Court House
Musunis Ball
L. Valle & Wife
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M. Gerexn
Lay House
Tod
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Avbeville, Za
Tow Broussard
J R Kitehall
W Hail
Sroussard
Kitchell & Atl Attorneys At Law
Courthorse
Abbeville, Ta
Bnoussaud, Gee
Broussard & Summers Insurance Agents
Notaries Public
Office Bank
Bide
Washingson
House of Hervey Te Mier
Janos
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