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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
10
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Advertises coal for retail in Scranton with pricing 4.00 per ton and free delivery. Mentions delivery terms and quality notes noting dry, clean coal and direct shipment from the mine. References Waskinston New York and local street names, with promotional language typical of an early 20th century coal dealer.
Readable fragments report weddings obituaries church events and a county court case. The text mentions a harvest home, donations to hospitals, town meetings and a fire at a hotel with estimated losses, plus various local residents' activities and a voter notice in Mansfeld Township.
A quiet wedding at Port Collen unites Wim Ehunnon of Newark and Alise TMiggins of Washington. They plan to reside in New York with Ehunnon, while medical tonic rhetoric and counterfeit cures appear in an incongruent medical advertisement within the notice.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions repairs, names, and various stray terms. It references a joweler, cameras, a court case, and an offer to pay for rags, all presented in a disjointed newspaper snippet with scattered proper nouns and dates.
Numerous ads and notices list sales of livestock and household goods, farm implements, and horses for sale. Public auctions are announced by local boards and individuals with dates, locations, and contact names. items include shoats, mules, wagons, and farms. Job and domestic help requests appear, along with lost items and rental offers in the Washington area.
An editorial urges readers to think more about income and expenses to save money. It argues the average person earns about 35,000 in the past decade but wastes funds through lack of budgeting. A bank account is recommended to manage finances and build a growing balance. William S. Rittenhouse is named as president and Joseph Carnisby as cashier.
A chaotic mix of farm sale notices and wanted ads from Washington New Jersey and nearby towns. Items include sale of farm holdings by Peter M Young, requests to expose Geiser engine feed mill and woodworking equipment, wanted near rail or water sites, catalog requests for real estate buyers, and assorted services from jewelers printers and lumber suppliers.
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