New Jersey Proclamation on Presidential Succession and State Records
Fragmented text outlines a proclamation by Walter L. Edgeonter Governor of New Jersey declaring the official date for presidential succession actions and referencing the state secretary Thomas F. Martin. The document mentions public records, validation of the proclamation, and dates in the late 18th to mid 20th century with formal seals and signatures.
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Wehierras
William Tugies
Twang
Atk
Lie
New Torway
United States
United States Senate
Tate
Walter Byedor
New Jersey
Willias
Gene
Walter
Epan
Henne
New Jerney
Thomas FO Martin
New Jerse
Merehy Corthy
Amd
Luly
A.D
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Local notices recount joyous gathering in Waco Tex area
More than 600 alters and members of the wylation service travel to Gardot City after a late Friday night reception. A 40 piece aviation band performed during the evening while many visitors from across the country attended. The event featured vocal selections, cream canines, and extensive social visits among residents, with numerous bequests and local families noted in the aftermath.
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Wylation Service
Front Waco
Tex
Gardot
Homen
Union
Avary College
United States
Ny Wien
Markelletowne Mas
Henry Weaks
Ube
Dhestown
Gcals
Gutlek
Beatyestowne
Ader
Iso
Chis
Turi
Hue Street
Lewis Veetsie
Cheeentin
Wien
Sendard
Rand Aden
Beac Tal
Toseart
Atray High
Ardkou
Dulfia
W. Marcy
Spire
Daniel Hicks
Rene Winlow
Lathrop
Chiladellninonye
Clarendon
Hackettstown
Rasheed Divya
Port Cheyters
Senna
Rigg
Prenton
Thane de Willan
Terni
Hyse Heapliel
J. J. Ploek
Urecharvest
Maine
Community Notices From Spring Valley Eventful Weekend
Readable fragments detail visits and greetings in Spring Valley with names like Chris Casther and Mrs J. Sylves. Mentions of residents from Newayke Tia Philipsburg Bar Hunk and Bar Henderson, plus local social interactions and harvest season remarks.
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Guen Gardner
Selene Sitio Reiti
Alfred Unity Arsityes
Land Chords
Aliisaae
Spring Valley
Chris Casther
Miss Sedis Iartevim
Wippke
Ay Atarrlatown
Mise Vek Shannon
New
Chirles Cougie
Mimach Puryell
Philipsbure
Iar
Bar Hunk
Max
Ge Enderson
Mink Grace Tohnson
Minbur
Sylwester
Corguet
Latheran Elurel Bo
Scranton evening notices and local mentions in Masynyird
A fragmented Scranton oriented notice page recounts local people and events. Names like Murtha, Washington, Bundy, and Katherine Serenety appear amid scattered references to travel, attendance, and social activity. The text shows garbled OCR but preserves several proper nouns and community figures.
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Masyniird
Scranton
Dad Willis
Mitaipatis
Natamiablie
Mery Golttey
Moneelale
Reninhider
Sonaom
Murtha Uoltledi
Jaine
Unitation of
Washington
Fekliy Uitit Slonday
Washington Moby
Stryker
Mary
Kowers
Lore Bundiay
Vienna memorial service and long obituary notices
Clara Gilick widow of ize Bo Gullekied died at home Sunday morning. Interment at Hacketiatown cemetery. Numerous relatives listed including Walter Gullek of Newark and Hinvon ayers of this place. Local pageabnovelties mention extended family visits, travel, and community events with various neighbors and friends.
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Vienna
Ara
Clara Gilick
Ize Bo
Hacketiatown
Mid
Gaulek
Ompion Biker
Hia
Arenta
Joan Lainnberry
Tryin
Newark
Simon Ayers
Tyelettatye
Lila
C. Cox
Amnt
Boo
A. and
Quitkiertown
Ian Whetler
Karrsville
Stony
John Alt
Ji Widatis
Fraternal funeral in Harmony for Thonine Newitt at Basten Hospital
Friends and relatives gather for the funeral of Thonine Newitt in Harmony, with Dor Rossird Meo De Witt assisting in arrangements. The service honors Mr. Newitt, age 54, elder of the Presbyterians, survived by four sons and multiple relatives. Interment at Presbyterian Cemetery. Rev Lewis Ghood leads the service. Continuous grief, community attendance, and memorials noted across familial lines.
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Thonine Newitt
Tie Basten
Dor Rossird
de Witt
Amz
Meri
WeWitt
Presbyteriat
Alice Aueventars
Idinston
Siusi
Mit
Nigran Ofichutling
Raistul
Lewis Ghood
Presbyterian Ceretory
Maan Max
Guid Ohit
Myon
Mra Terry Miler
Tile Hipshan
John Stiller
Panic
Lynel
Phundelhite
Olliing Hee Paren
Mery
Airy
Kas Deckers
AL Sowadanes
Apent Sandi
Stewart
Mesdemine
Saintis
Trenton
Sra Rua
Tangton
Alehel Gardner
Lopiteong
Alfred Petty
Port Murray residents welcome Robeson family visitors
Mrs AL Robeson returned here with her husband and daughter after recent months with relatives. The gathering included Mrs Minder Robeson and daughter Vida, visiting Port Murray while several relatives joined in. A notable talk by a guest speaker occurred at Stony after eventful days with many local connections and visits to Marion and Port Colden.
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Haledon
Ata
Traphagen
Oranne
Newark
Linbreakable Mirror Co
MeQhon
Unis
Tieman
Penn State College
G. Roram
Thermlay
Payon
Srnwhdniehtey
Eedeksan
Haukottatown Nation
Pali
Dust Finger
Bey
Waterloo
Ars
Minnie Stevenson
Dersey
Burnit
Ateul Mutual
Eluphone
Fe Hasdinsy
Alys
Glewelisar Antti
Kent Keveraldians
Ate Tanva
Mivelt
Osh
Darrenten
George
Kell KB
Hales
Prof
Wna Nee
Wally
Hethichem
Hue Alster
Bran
Cook
Mise
Eo Ciel
Mike
Ling
Cragin
de Baur
Sundas Vt
Hong
Harold McCracken
Morristown
Warren County
WL. T. U
Mildred Trummer
Andover
Mas
Cofas
Tmlort
Helen Tayward
Goontoen
Rtd
Easton
Statel Hill
Urkaing
New York
Tbs
Stra
Avenir
Cuan Dix
Ork Geo. Ol
Tantsan
Port Murray
AL. Robeson
A. Benefoss
Avin
Sinmager
Mingle Hoeyon
Minder Robeson
Vida
Win
Espa
A. Sunvfess van Feiilyy
Samuel Perry
Ams
Sam PE Paitin
Florence
Hoplelia
Ming
Mayme
Marlon
Aly
Sante Uel
Perry
Mohiday
Port Colden
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice From Blalustown Parish
A fragmented OCR text from Blalustown outlines a colonial era religious and civic notice. It references the United Apostolic Assemblies of thine rity and mentions elections, feasts, and local governance with names such as Keriloo Aldhe and Pederad. The passage lacks coherent structure but signals a community update on events and duties.
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Tiak
Keriloo
Aldhe
M. E
Adele
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Nebraska Woman
Mrs. John Keeren of McLean Nebraska reports a healthy baby girl and improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts the remedy for displacements inflammation irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues and urges others to write for advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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McLean
Nob
Lydia J. Makhan
John Keeren
Nebraska
Lydia
Lynn
Mass
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