Winter Rockers at Low Prices Spark Chaotic Sale
An old sale notice touts a winter supply of Wisconsin rockers from Chaiva with over thirty chairs and rockers on display. It claims vast selection in 15 years of furniture selling, featuring prices from $1.00 to $12.00 and several marked under $3.50, promising quality and affordability despite odd wording.
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Washington Boys
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Washington Pine
Washington Etter
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Statewide oil tax issue dominates county vote
The piece centers on the 19th century campaign discussing oil taxation and its impact on cities and townships. It names STATE SENATOR JOHNSTON CORNISH and JOSEPH H. FIRTH as candidates, with CHARLES HOAGLAN for County Clerk and other county figures. It frames the election as a contest between Democratic and Republican positions, stressing taxation policy and its broad societal effects. The document cites public debate, railroading policy, and fiscal inequality as central themes shaping voter choice.
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Joseph H. Firth
Charles Hoaglan
Clinton
Keri
Jon S. Stone
Jesse Smith
Cronay
Vicia
Luis Mike Sun
Geery
Iene
Lier
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Ligistaturs
Senate
Jolneter
Corniah
The Voice of Abbott and the Gubernatorial Race
A fragment from a 19th century campaign page debates Democratic and Republican positions, praising a candidate while criticizing trusts and reform plans. It references delegates, the Treprocentie and Republican As in supply the war, and questions whether progress has been made under current leadership.
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Faynes and Provi nce to Observe Sabbath at Church
The Presbytery of Newton reports sabbath observance at Faith church with services and the sacrament of the Lord's Supper noted. Leaders such as De Cronin and others oversee retreats and ministerial conduct during the gathering.
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Unclear OCR fragment notes newspaper names and readers
The readable text shows garbled OCR with scattered proper nouns like New York World and Washington. It references past subscriptions, five year stays, and wartime distribution, but the fragment is incoherent and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Juniors In Session The Minion Order Reports Progress
The Minion Order Of United Amerie Magicinica held its weekly session in Trenton, reporting steady growth over 25 years and noting charter status changes and member admissions. A separate item details a football game near Newton and a legal decision involving the Water Company, with payments and pending actions noted.
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