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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
8
Fragmented text from a Washington Star page summarizes a flood of local items. It mentions community events, road and bridge work, a church festival, school notes, marriages, deaths, and civic notices with scattered names, places, and dates, reflecting a bustling borough year.
Fragmented text describes travel discomfort and attempts to reassure travelers. Mentions Lake Shore, passenger experience, and inquiries about fares or schedules. Includes garbled names and locations, referencing travel logistics and assistance for avoiding motion sickness.
A birthday misbelief in Browd Street caused Mrs Bryna to learn, last Saturday at about 10 o clock, that she owned a birthday. About fifty relatives and friends visited, then departed with hopeful regards for Mrs Bryn and upbeat memories of her day. Attendees included Mrs Margit Smith and daughter, Mrs Join Hawk, Mrs Smith, Kate Katharine Stelle and Blanche, Ophotin Smith and Mary Purcell of New Village, Mrs Annie Mugh and daughter, Mrs Pronk Steeer of Stewartville, Mrs Wim Cline, Mrs Sarah Frome of Phillipstar, Mrs pay night of Clintons, Mrs Olin Sanicki and daughter Jounie, Molen Oérth, Mary Leni, Charles and Russell Brown, Mrs Ames Tumeg Cling, William Shipman, Mary Frome, Wins Rinehart, John Br Marlatt Wai A. Perry, Peter B. Fritty, J.P. Deremer, Cumega Pidewek, J. E. Deremyyindsons, Wn Al Baylor, Clarke Axford, Arthur Pittengur, Lovs Waslbirn, John Washburn, Sisses Muggia Dalley innidate Bryant, wl. of Wishhigton.
Mrs Bumnel Bockley and son Louis of Rutherford are at the Swayze. J. C. Crisman of Stewartsville born last week as a town audience receives a new baby. Lawrence and George W. Gilbert arrived in town on a recent day. Destiny of this case remains unclear.
A historical notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment for the disease, describing it as not quack medicine. It claims the remedy uses heat tonics and blood purifiers to affect the mucous surfaces and promises testimonials and prepayment details. The item appears in a 19th or early 20th century newspaper ad, noting sale terms and contact for St. Cloud.
A fragmentary discussion on constitutional limits to regulating intoxicating liquor sales by retail under state and municipal authority. The text cites the federal framework, privileges and immunities, and the idea that states retain power to prohibit or regulate such sales within their police power. It notes the interplay with civil rights and the role of legislative authority in enforcing prohibitions.
The obituary records the death of Georo Jommasson a former sheriff and leader in Warren emgur ty at age 71 after months of illness. He served Oxford township in multiple roles including secretary of the Oxford Morse Projection Soviet and a Mason member. Survived by a widow Edward Shearnaker Mrs Gon Fitta and others, with funeral services held Monday at a local home.
In Glen Gardner citizens flee by Ohhit of Braton amid a tense chase after a horse thief named Mager Roauss, owner Simo Fitts of Catasauqua. A stolen horse and a car were pursued by police units led by Ragston. The trail extended toward Water raid and Aimetien Lig Uae with multiple witnesses describing the dramatic scene and later pursuit near Sten iChirdner Meg age.
Fragmented OCR notes a long time Lackawanna official tied to railways, with mentions of Samuel Sloan and county tax changes. References to property values, exemptions, and an assessor in Botvder e and Mangfel townships. Nearest date era unclear. health mentions and river lines appear.
A call goes out for volunteers to help maintain the Munstrel cemetery. A meeting set for next Sunday morning will direct efforts toward improving the grounds and supporting caretakers. Volunteers hope widespread support will grow the project and fund needed alterations.
Vienna report notes Willig Var Scoten of Btaplelant Eyam attending Wednesday sport event and Mika Adliide Hall of Souanton making an extended visit with Mrs Avory. Sydney Hall of Raskeatown has been a guest of Mrs yoru at Mapiohiret.
A compact notice describes a tiny dot canvas 12 by 15 feet, 10 feet high, featuring agate tones and ropes, tied to a local crafts display near Mt side. It mentions Joby M. Mus A Ply and Bornlinker Etreat as participants and a 9a Bornlinker time.
A fragmentary classified page lists salves and notices for real estate, farms, auctions, and personal ads across Port Murray area. Items include holdings in Morill Washington Tamett and Great Mendats regions, farm land sales near Trenchtown, and a public sale at Port Murray Hotel. Also appears are job offers, household goods, rubber stamps, and local entertainment notices amid scattered names.
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