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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1886
Page
4
A garbled report discusses enfranchisement of Bushmen in Pengrens under the Governiants of Titfe and Kutais, with mentions of Constantinople authorities and Fremmky covenants. It references a Vienna-related prefect and a Parisian cleric, and notes a death in Vienna amid political discourse.
The readable portion mentions paints and names, suggesting a sales or procurement fragment. It is unclear but indicates items and possible vendors or buyers. The source provides limited details. the core theme centers on paint related activity and noted initials.
The fragment describes a patent application by PROMPRON NINH and Marie Laoen for a design or device. It references two terraces or steps and mentions a bond or tiring process. Names include PROMPRON NINH and Marie Laoen with unclear device details and potential components or features.
The document appears to be a damaged OCR of a patent application related to a VOR device with references to parts like a shaft and a stair. It includes garbled terms such as bulbar and various uncertain phrases and a mention of a deadline or extension date. The readability is poor and key details are missing.
A fragmentary notice outlines a United States Marshal sale stemming from an execution. It references property, locations near Puget Sound, and various unnamed items and terms, but the legible text is highly garbled with limited recoverable facts and no clear dates, names, or precise assets.
A fragmented OCR notice from Lincoltt county details a public sale and court actions. It references Lincott and Tinley areas, names such as Loree and Rennie, and mentions a sale date and involved parties in a county court proceeding. The readable text indicates a land or asset seizure process with official oversight and scheduling.
Fragmentary OCR note mentioning creditors and a meat business with partial phrases. Core items include a creditors section and a business name resembling Mower Meats. No clear date, place, or full actions evident.
The text appears as scattered OCR from a patent application with distorted names and phrases. It references a patent document, figures, folios, and names like Fostallarien and Bogie. Details are unclear due to garbled spelling and partial lines.
Fragmentary OCR details a Sheriff’s Sale docket with scattered phrases about property, fees, and parties. The text includes names and uncertain locations but lacks clear action, dates, or a definite outcome.
The notice warns lienholders of an emergency meeting rescheduled due to unreadable text. It references the urgent session and calls for attention to the specified venue and time, underscoring official action and potential claims.
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