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Fragmented OCR hints at local figures and place names Ames Ci
The readable fragments mention individuals with surnames Wilkes and Dillon and a place resembling Ames City, plus scattered references to Baron and to a person named Ane. Details are too garbled to extract a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Vitis
Furan
Baron Dillon
Baron Wilkes
Georgy Wilkes
Anbiey
Red’ Wilkes
Ueante Wilkes
Miraticine
Denuly Dillon
Hackettstown
Rand
Charenton
Peter Din
Geri Valley
New York
Teeg
Orange
Nelda L
Mita Jenry
Arawinters
Ajit Society
Rte Desbieeer
Chas
Bennie Af
Daver
Slater
Wastfigston Steed
Paneas
Jeboston
Ither
Marcela Jeboston
Darete Netniey
Preys Rin
Ington Stret
Wesbevin
Cath
Pete Ouetthers
Prisby
Werlan
Sammie
Viggtoia Byeriit
Epiepiatis Saver Crivids Frou
Newiphov
Tedas
Ameme Thei
Myse Aie
Hitt
Cits Pilane
Mugere Nines
Miler Weed
Touk Ary
Suu Peelte
Newton
Eiday Tention
Plas
Middey
Fang
Thorsday
Ant Park
Portia
Wesleyan Wal - Fogaee Sn
Pecinak
Greenies Forte
Mizar Pifarss
Nigtan
Hatha
Ea Ebert
Elair Hall
Hans Rene Os
Aioe T. Dames Cpist
Chappaqua
Che
St. Tanes
Chis
Mitchell
Denton Johnston
Harry Rely
Lyiaca Bagh
Grogan
Broll
Cait
Mareueth
Owen
Newark
Sinton Street
Doe
Ube Atvice
Hag Aivenaip
Hali
Sefioel
Oahurne
Simmons
Jareesti Iiniler
Miss Martin
Lewill