Trespass Warning on Native Lands and Names Listed
A historical notice warns against trespassing on lands owned by named individuals. It lists John Powers, Reuben Munyany, Jolie Mytluck, Jacob J. Vanderbelt, and Marcpe Gnarrison among others, likely in Washington Townships and nearby areas. The fragmentary text implies prohibition of hunting or encroachment with legal consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Powers
Washington
U. Rausing
Independence Two
Reuben Munyany
Ose
Eklopo
CANDIDATES CARDS FOR MOWHBER OF ASSent
Fragmented OCR text outlines Democratic candidates for the General Assembly and other offices. It mentions Lewis A. Pibhet and Aaron We Davies as nominees or figures, with dates and events tied to a September 25 vote. The spelling and names are garbled, but the piece centers on candidate announcements and party lines. The piece preserves the rough historical tone and civic context despite unreadable sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Omumiladtha
General Assembly
Amit
Itlractora
Chang Aed Ormanle
Ecupad
Therhig Incroesso
Bratsland
Democratic Gubernatorial Bid Frames in Warren County
A damaged 1908 political notice appeals to Democratic voters in Warren County. It promotes candidacy for surrogate and assembly seats, lists supporters and venues, and urges participation in the upcoming general assembly vote with references to local figures and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Poilionbursy
Notice to Voters For Upcoming Election Registration Changes
A dated notice outlines voter registration procedures and eligibility for the upcoming election. It details how residents must register within their district, the timetable for registration and voting, and the authority of the local boards to enforce rules. It mentions county and district offices and specifies dates and times for registration and polling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter
Warren
Chetkin
Atick
Striet
Suld
Syid Ramet
Cement Industry News From 19th Century Ledger and Trade
A muddled OCR entry details cement production, trade, and market factors across the United States. It cites firms, barrels, and outputs, noting price trends, production plans, and regional demand shifts. The piece discusses universal concerns of cement producers, supply chains, and the East Coast market during a period of growth and adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clit United Sranes
Mie Banlinn Ey Cudrenay
Murlay
Dersey
Cron Lomielal Sree
Man of
United States
Bsidouy Owehainany
Universal Bortural Cunent Co
Selety
Ieee Sneay Weluut
Porsland Coment
Tata
Wilber
Tyner
Duis Nierhouts
Sillera
Wee & Barrel
Sur
Ktondilee
Sha Ie Savy
Pete Tae Tel
Reorganized team stunts and Dr Dedrick talk
Readable fragments recount a long feature on a reorganized team performing stunts and Dr Dedrick speaking, with notes on Peary Cook exploration history, travelogue details, and a weathered county fair setup including exhibits, races, and entertainment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedrick
Cook
And
Peary
Unclear historical scene described with scattered names and events
A fragmented 19th century style account describes a gathering or event with a photographer Mr. Alpaugh and various locations and names such as Newark Enenbeth Brooklyn Pholipaburgy Wilkes Tarre and Charlestown. The text is garbled, but references a Monday event, a game at nine, and numerous place names and people in a local community context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviv
Garher
Alpaugh
frant-Newark
Enenbeth
Brooklys
Pholipaburgy Wilkes-Tarre
Huntevilla
Tranqgity
Charlestown
Surnor
Fragmentary OCR Note on State Names and Postmaster Phrases
A garbled OCR passage discusses postal letters and state name spellings. It mentions a postmaster and requests writing state names fully to avoid confusion, with examples including Cal and Minnesota. The text is error laden and lacks a clear event or date.
The Muffs and Muffs Fashion from Early 19th Century
The article surveys extre mes of fashion in the English gentry from Queen Anne onward focusing on male mullets and furs. It notes styles from elaborate cloths with silver work to simpler plain veiling and discusses social attitudes linking masculine attire to the dandy class, with references to notable figures and periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leury
Bidelk
Chartest
Chartes
Wolkir
Torta
Gloucester
eiFeinten
Nares
Ula Bowa
Anne Onwid
Prey Samav
Tellawin
Bower Bay
Madi
Jorace
Walpole
Écu
George Montagu
Eacontria Fogles
Dean Tucker
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Enucia- Trode
Lewis A. Pibhet
Cromtentt
Aaron We Daves
Oster
Ule Juin
Villestow
Warneouites
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Jooks
A. Davidson
Eligut
Davidson ,We
Woelashire Neds
Alain Siu Ing Barks
Beanie
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Washington Star
Chas, le Stryker
G._ Andrews
Cy Nughes
Muastees Maudayrs
Émarpur
Dusit
Wasingtons
Pallirelorg
Dentonsis
Wihillipstwrs
Christine
Sutton
Good
Contoch Ates
Philips
Pavel
Lear
Eskinad
Cape
Cheney
Rates Wesel
Ativotek
Boek Vandaveady
Bbeds Wat
Ming
Betina
Pune
Experionas
Duta van Marvel
Amisis
Eeli
Mr. Potty
Guatytea
Norwegian Bay
Lin
Pat
Dr. Coal
Peary Potloas
Kane
Eorasdisema
Brainerd
Dedriel
Grint Land
Crocker
Bael- Ward Delft
Washerington
Minnesota Bute
Abe Hnelvetinowni
Heston
Morgii
Bendat
Sington
Slater
Timyiton
Tatr
Ati
Jenkins der Ait
Switzerland
Dorothy Dodd
Alsa
J. Be Hampton-Wabeutergant
Anpoy
Ransé
Floyd Major
Miller’s
Oglica
Vy Portuonda
Tay We Og
Mast
Til Marie
Grumblar
Cream
Buteoy’ Ross
Ana Wehl
Penvelar
Beyythan Dulles
Tatas
Taleo
Nitec
Magal
Murut
Rioseses
Retaveen
Leo Gales
Minarel
Mecca
Washington Avenue
Abe
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