Bridge and county ties between Vincennes and Daviess noted
The piece discusses cross state bridge links between Vincennes and Daviess County, noting funding from Washington and neighboring counties, along with efforts to repair a joint bridge. It mentions local citizens aiding repairs, legal authority over bridge maintenance, and political commentary on state actions and leadership.
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Vincennes
Vincennes - Nese
Daviess County
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Vartess
Wipcenttes
Siliness County
Washingtondi
Washington i
Minoohbiness
Citikens
Knox Punts
Aan
Wales
Ander
Rile
Fragmentary notes hint at constitutional debate and political figures
Scrambled OCR text references a near close constitutional fight with mentions of Carranad, Kins, Ane constitutionallats, and Nilankihist figures. The source is garbled, offering unclear names, roles, and the public policy context.
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Garrauza
Wealth in 9 firms shows dividends and cuts in Kansas City
Readers see a chaotic OCR item detailing dividends across 46 others and a few large payouts, with references to figures like 50 090 000 and 8 687 373. It mentions Kansas City and June 29 and names Henry Morahan and Glen Chistes L. as noted by the source.
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United States
Ekhotdars Yi
Magnun J Carnahan Remembered In Indiana Community
Magnus J Carnahan longtime Indiana resident and veteran of the 147th Indiana Volunteer Infantry is remembered in a church funeral service. He lived in JoGootee before returning to business life in the area and was survived by his wife Margaret Trippet and children Helpe Ramona. The Westminster church service was held Wednesday at 10 30 and burial followed at 3 30.
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Magnun
Carmalhan
Banttartu
Bright
Heath
Carneter
Gummet
Bay Vie Laat
Mile
Teava
Thia City
Magnus J
Carnahan
Bern
Robart
Eliza
Cernalion
Matver
Kentucky
Tavlos
Bain
Indiana
Valutleer
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Indiane
Joogootee
Wite Waa
Margaret Trippet
Tro
Ion
Helep
Ramona
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Loge
Westminster Road
Epyeda
Ian Ij
Heb- Walanebiter
Rev. W
Marge
Foreclosure Sale Tied to Partnership Stock in Indianapolis Firms
Random OCR fragments reveal foreclosure actions linked to a joint mortgage on a property in Indianapolis with a $1,100 first mortgage held by Maconey Mueller Orig-Conan and the Stewart Drug Co. The record mentions $800 claimed against the property, plus scattered local incidents and notices including a district constable appointment, drownings, a fatal train accident, and various local names, ages, and places, all reflecting a chaotic compilation of 1st half notices and incidents from Indiana towns.
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Columbie
Retail Merchants’ ‘Association
Mornday
Jaime H. Smith
A. Kiletér Drug Company
Maconey-Mueller Orig - Conan
Pase Stewart Drug
Embroidered Valle Fabric Sale Mentioned
A fragment notes fabric width of 46 inches and 13 yards with embroidery. It quotes a price of $1.50 per yard and includes a French phrase que prix gaad suggesting price inquiry.
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Valle
Fragmentary note on traffic closure and stage event
The readable fragment describes a closure to traffic and mentions a ghee caleht and a toss rope, with hints of a stage setup and audience stand. The garbled text limits clear details but implies an event near a stage with feeding or props.
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Leerg
Kanaas
Threa
Henry
Morahan
Glenchistes
Coryain Teigiz
Ar ‘el Svern Son
WWE
York & Cucaco
Vicki
Noell Appovall
Serle
Rf Tap
Surcass
AnAndal
Carnalian
Loulaville
Aden
Hp i Dina
Sébo
Nasheffle
Anna Richards
Trylis
Roy Morse
William
Kiine
Aida Hathaway
Mtahawake
St Cna
Tine
Clough Hathaway
Hebron
John M. Lock
Pera
Tits Ety
Waradischartes A
Warsaw
Azo
Teo
Hiotlnatog
Berg
Dredd
Mr and Mei
Herel Weal Fe
Mlurh
Lik Yeur
Marlou
Sparkse
Curtis
Madison-county
John Snowhill
Jeffersonville
Grover Bitvems
Oleg Sult
Hera
William Ty Eran
Dafendast
Lah
Crone Chiffon
Aue
Ellie
Say Aye
Pheutou
Eminol Zins
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