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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
4
Shop touts low prices and quality in a spring merchandise display. Headlines promise fresh headwear, foods, ready to wear, and fabrics with bargains on cottons, seersuckers, lawns, and children’s wear.
Bargains on white waist tops, colored dress goods, and silks. Includes 30 inch black silks, changeable silk, and sheets, aprons, and table linen at low prices. Silk waists, corset covers, nightgowns, skirts, and reliable spring underwear offered. men and boys undergarments priced low.
A long local column records visitors and residents in Belvidere and nearby towns. It notes Cece Meek’s visit with Ithaca musicians, church events, funerals, picnics, and social calls, with updates on residents like Wallen Conover and Henry Brink.
Fragmented OCR text referencing a money finding event and a notable speakeasy era mention. It includes garbled names and phrases about a sale, a druggist, and possible improprieties. Key entities scarce. main idea implies a local incident involving money and a sale.
Readable fragments describe visits by Mrs Hughes and others, a church event with a stereopticon feature on Saturday, and a county gathering with remarks by leaders. Notable attendees include Mrs Glebboands of Clinton and ex peer Crom. The program lists music, special solos, and a Woman and Christian Temperance group.
A garbled social page lists visitors and events in Washington and surrounding areas. Individuals named include Mrs. Javabsayaler, Mes. Dutt Walss, Miss Rose Tiny, Nathan Gantner, Mra. Sophia Hardy, Mrs. Tennie Everly, Miss Jenaie Wiley, and Miss Amunitn Een. Several entries reference gatherings, visits, and entertainments at homes and nearby towns.
A damaged transcript from neighboring counties reports on court actions and local events. It mentions a trial postponement in Sormernet County, a May court date, a proposed school expansion in Sergeantville, and various community notes about individuals, churches, and public works.
A garbled bulletin from New Jersey items mentions a small betting sum at an investigation, a Burlingicis girl with vinegar, and various misprints about elections, funding for a boat house project, and a child born to Mrs. Charles Healbe with body details. The text mixes names, places, and numbers with errors.
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