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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
3
A dense jumble of names, residences, and events dominates the page. It records visits, marriages, illness, shipments, and church notices across towns, with numerous personal references and scattered civic details. The piece reads like a crowded index of community life.
The notice reports the death of Mrs. Prank Auk aged four years and five days from pericanitis with a funeral held at the house on Monday morning at 10 36 Rev Win Aten officiating and interment at Butlsvie cemetery. It also mentions visiting relatives from Ma Wethel Sartre Pa Phila and Belvidere Huelay and names like Jimnornd and View Piast among mourners.
A garbled account mentions Meadow rool Paras and Clark, with references to tape and storage gear. It notes a Sunday night scene near Hage and Vandlum kinship, plus insurance loss and a Thames river area fire damage, all captured in a chaotic, partial OCR fragment.
A garbled Miss Mississippi rural note lists residents facing indigestion and illnesses while visiting relatives. Names such as Mrs Peter Winter, Mrs Bulimia of Phillips, and Arthur Walters are mentioned along with several others visiting or traveling.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention several individuals and places including Newark New York Mountainville and Tochestertonal rail base with scattered personal names and a figure 32,00 a year. Content is incoherent and parses as a damaged notice or diary fragment.
A long, OCR damaged draft outlines concurrent resolutions to amend the New Jersey Constitution. It details Senate and Assembly actions, article revisions, reorganization of the judiciary, legislative term structures, with proposed salary increases for lawmakers and leaders.
The Surrogate will audit and report on the assignment of Richard M. Ruth for creditors. Warren County court actions occur on September fourth at ten o clock in the forenoon at the late store of April for retirement. Dated July 21, 1908. Fee set at $2.20.
Notice that the executors of Philip H Hann, deceased, Samuel W Grant and Oscar Jerry, will present their accounts for audit and settlement to the Surrogate and Orphans Court of Warren County on Friday the fourth of September at 4 a m in April term for settlement and allowance. Dated July.
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