Fragmentary note on a textile trade dispute emerges
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a colored project and an agreed factory for cooling gains. It alludes to wanted soles and an attempted deal but the text is unclear and incomplete.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
9
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a colored project and an agreed factory for cooling gains. It alludes to wanted soles and an attempted deal but the text is unclear and incomplete.
Aime Vi Prall a prominent Changewater figure and former village schoolmaster died last Saturday after a yearlong illness of dropsy. He served as a Lebanon township official including assessor and committeeman and was active in the Renub party. Survived by a wife Mrs Adam Wandling of Fenwell and a daughter, funeral held yesterday at the late home and Changewater church with interment in Washington cemetery AI
Amid Washington region turmoil the Old Home Week idea gains momentum as the Board of Trade plans a major event. Local editors and civic leaders discuss timing and scope while preparations begin. Community boosters press for strong turnout and regional participation to showcase the area’s heritage and growth.
Residents reunite at Old Home Week in Washington inviting former neighbors and nearby towns to visit. The event features photos of notable locals, including George and Martha Washington, and highlights a display of period furniture and antiques. A historic meal at the Blazer farm and notes on local heritage anchor the day’s program.
A fragmentary report notes a destroyer named Jasuet involved in a teardown incident seen by INSOCUMC and other agencies. Details are incomplete in the OCR fragment.
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