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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1912

Page

5

Carpenter's advert contains garbled pricing and product terms

Garbled OCR text shows a carpenter advertisements with unclear items and prices including mentions of per yard and a $1.08 rate, with an overall sense of material and tool listings. Specifics are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a home improvement or building supplier notice.

New Jersey Briefs Highlight Atlantic City Bankers Meet

Report covers Kay selling at 220 seton cat Cinciumarim highest price since the Cis way. Atlantic City hosts New Jersey bankers meet with Gov Wilson and Treasury Secretary Hoo Franklin McVeagi among speakers. Also notes Delaware river campers fund project and legal actions involving Senator Pitzherbert and L V B Co vote. The Fitch district shakeup moves Warren economy to Sixth District.

Timothy Kay New Jersey Banker's Atlantic City Gov. Wilson Hoo Franklin McVeagi Secretary of the Treasury Cmadermn Pennsylvania Delaware River Staund Pitzherbert Munris Mitches Gherbarl Morris Canal Carender Warren Burgen Sussex

Railroad Rumblings and resignations across the Lehigh Valley

The article notes Geo. E. Dofensins resigning as station agent at Great Meadows after years of service. It mentions center-square rail plans in Easton, a proposed bridge over the Lehigh River, and demolition of 40,000 retiree ties for Lackawanna use. It reports Charles Murphy, a Bethlehem youth, injured after a fall while riding a Central Freight train near Annandale. Also recalls the death of Serfass of Tiekawiunna at 43, and Rev. Henry A. Butt, D D, resigning as head of Drow Theological Seminary at Ninison aged 77, with continued professorship.

Geo. E. Dofensins Great Meadows Tnorder Reael Center Square Easton Doylescowno Molley Road Lehigh River Délavware Busnietil Lackawanna Railroad Bethlehem Annandale Che Lina Nicholson

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