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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
5
The longWashington Star clipping describes population counts for Oxford township, church notices, local meetings, school events, and community updates. It mentions residents, marriages, and upcoming fairs, with scattered references to public notices and church activities.
Fragmented OCR notes describe entertainments by Rev ed Mie Bhuer and Mrs Liesl Pulper in Korngy City. Mentions include Rebels of Belleport, diaper celebrity Mine Del Pras, and various social events in Newark Washington and New York. Contains garbled names and scattered references to prizes, songs, and a touching baby death story.
Fragmentary notes mention shops and prices, local names like Windsor and Belvidere, and community activity. References to customers, suppliers, and possible openings hint at a bustling small town market scene. The text lists individuals such as Kathy and Yael, with scattered place names and production mentions.
Fragmented records describe a Washington Steam Laundry, a house sale at 74 Bulrenavert, and local notices. The garbled text mentions Gardner offering her house, Lincoln Avenue, and Webetty Road, with references to sales, addresses, and neighbors in a damaged public notice.
Reading appears as a fragmentary advert listing curtain prices. It mentions muslin curtains and various price points, indicating a clearance in the curtain section with low cost offerings.
A fragmented ad style notice touts affordable clothing items with phrases about quality and low price. Mentions names and odd spellings, suggesting a garbled early 20th century classified blurb for fabrics and garments. The text is inconsistent but centers on cheap wares and fashion items.
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