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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
11
Fragmentary notice from Elmestown with multiple names and events. Mentions Mia Carter, Mia Norman, and community church activities, local schedules, and scattered references to people and places, but many lines are garbled and require source restoration.
Fragmentary OCR notes tout a cure for malaria and jaundice by claimed methods. It mentions Mr James of Louisiana and asserts prevention of typhoid and ague with unspecified remedies. Text is garbled and unsourced.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and a visit to relatives with scattered dates and places. Details are incomplete, providing few concrete facts beyond personal names and a brief trip context.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Agnes Stairs, Perry of Oxford, Park Grove and Butteville, with references to parents and a Weslan government ostte. It hints at a proposal related to telegraphy and a mock or misspelled place name Colombe and Aninow, but lacks clear event or dates.
Local gatherings include CELE eX d fay wha ha ite a and Vamliy al nk Hagen and guests from New York. The Ladies Ant Society and Janes Chapel hosted a fundraising event with reported proceeds around $102. The Washington day event funded bridge maintenance and painting, noting the high cost of iron bridges. Driver Groen, awarded a ten month contract to transport students to Hackettstown schools, bid around $475 with a $200 Honda allowance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Miss Grey Rinney and Easterday events. Mentions visitors including Mrs Wan Chal and Annie Ojibrren. References to Mr Kleluine and Mr Peo, with unclear dates and locations.
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