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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
11
A jumble of recipes and kitchen tips appears, mentioning fruit bread sponge, grape juice, herring and potato salad, and chicken dishes. It reads like a scattered domestic manual with distorted names, ingredients, and steps, lacking coherent structure or clear authorship.
Fragmentary text hints at a football or baseball schedule with teams, venues, and entrants. Names and places are garbled, but references to a league, track or car event appear. No clear outcomes or dates are readable.
A county meeting sparked debate over a proposed education levy to fund libraries and schools. Residents questioned the impact on property values and questioned how funds would be allocated, with figures and duties debated amid concerns about public services.
Read as a historical notice, the article details the New Jersey State Council’s rolling reforms over a 28 year period, including dues and totals. It notes multiple state councils and affiliates across New Jersey and New York with large aggregate sums and specific member counts.
Fragmentary 1887 weekly publication from Preston New York details a subscription price and notices civic and commercial ads. It mentions Ellaizabeth Quiet and an 80 year old, with references to Bordentown and Napoleon Bonaparte. The text is largely garbled with numerous OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled local note about a stale whale item and a noted sector action. It mentions US days and various proper nouns, but the text is largely unreadable, offering only disjointed phrases and partial names.
Federal investigators described a seizure involving counterfeit currency and forged documents linked to a criminal network. The operation targeted a ring operating through multiple addresses, with authorities listing notable suspects and the methods used to pass the forgeries.
A dated legal notice requires all named persons including Davie elibtinn and Warren iocensed to appear before the clerk by the ninth day and witness examination of damages within the county. failure may bar claimants from further action and attendance at the exhibit.
Notice is given that bids will be received by the Township Committee of Tawngship for grading, surfacing, and curb and gutter construction on township roads. Specifications and bid forms are available at the township hall. bids open at 2 PM local time. Payment of costs and a certified check are required with bids.
Notice in the matter of a widow and heirs of Joseph Bapgharty et al. Warren County orders: respond with proof within 14 days after publication. failure may bar claims. Public address in Kelton, Washington, instructs appearance and filing actions by the specified deadline.
A fragmented OCR notice from Warren County New Jersey outlines a land transfer or sale with references to dates, locations, and parties including Weller and Jon Tersay. It mentions unrelated names and scattered terms about properties and conditions for sale or transfer.
The fragmentary notice references Ansari and Nighy in a court context in War County. It mentions a Seventh District and a September setting, with August 2 as a date placeholder and references to a public or court proceeding.
A garbled notice references a planned appearance on a tour at Quinte and Wiaarei, with various misread names and dates. The fragment hints at a September gathering with individuals labeled Hagerty and Phillips involved, but specifics are unclear.
Legal notice filed by Charles B. Ridley of Phillipsburg in Warren County calling for claims against an estate. Proceedings name the administrator and set deadlines for filing claims and actions related to the estate.
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