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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1894
Page
4
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A noon report describes a shooting near a North avenue area and a breakage event on Somerset street. It mentions James Mur dloe’s new East Ninth street house damaged by a wagon incident and a large cash total over $400 from a local sale. The Grechmen’s farm sale is noted as successful with proceeds.
A jumble of names places and events from Jersey City Warren to Green Brook and Look Me on their bleydent. Notes include lamp mishaps on bicycles fish catches at New Market pond and a sermon at Milburn. Various local people travel attend and report injuries birthdays and small-town happenings with no clear single story.
A stream of brief notices lists residents visiting friends, returning from vacations, illnesses, and social calls around Orchard Place and East Third Street. It includes departures to New Hampshire, Virginia, and Passaic, with several names and addresses noted amid local events and a hospital update.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a character described as a comttrix on an outing. The garbled text references a bier rk mand otter tri and a phrase about wearing a ruffle at the elbow, suggesting a decorative costume detail observed during a social outing.
In a rural accident a boy named William 11 and a companion Jaret Francis Joseph were riding near Weikeredurt when the horse bolted. The rider was dragged a considerable distance before the horse stopped. Details of injuries or the condition of the riders are not clear.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions July events, meetings, and a list of dates and locations. Specific names and places are unclear, but reference is made to a schedule, a governing body, and a public notice with dates in the near term.
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