Fox Islands corpus record: Charlevoix County Herald, 1936-02-14

Summary

The audit matched the name Fox islands in a page of the Charlevoix County Herald, dated 14 February 1936. It kept the body as a local mention because the same body also names Beaver Island and Michigan. What follows is the indexed context. The page holds more.

Indexed context

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Scope and limits

A mention is not an event. Where a held source supports one, a curated article under event/ carries the claim and this record is only its evidence. Deduplication here suppresses byte-identical bodies alone, so a second OCR edition of the same page is still a second record. The name is not unique to Michigan either, which is why the audit tests for a local cue at all. Read the cited source before you cite it.

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