07 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
1
The council discussed a proposed lighting contract with the Go Gas company amid disputes over costs and terms. Officials weighed bids, potential townwide outages, and the impact on street maintenance and supplier responsibilities.
A garbled OCR fragment references a Thanksgiving event and local notices. It mentions a display at 79 B. Washington Avenue and a visit by vendors, with sporadic names and details about meals, table settings, and possible carpentry ads. The readable parts point to a community gathering and food preparation context.
An upcoming poultry exhibition in Washington will feature premier prizes for the best classes in rugged show stock. Officials led by Chas Nixon and Jon T Cornish invite farmers to bring top birds to the Fast Washington avenue venue with rail and trolley access, promising substantial awards and an active association supporting the industry.
A fire at a local shop interrupted games while Axford and teammates aided by sweeping water and fans. Firefighters battled the blaze, ending with delayed play as teams and spectators waited. The incident occurred behind a rear building where a chicken house stood. No injuries reported.
A damaged OCR fragment recalls a publisher's note about ending a Christmas edition run after twenty years. It mentions reasons for discontinuation, a shift in focus, and the editor’s decision to forego the holiday issue this year.
Prices cut on ladies and misses wear with many items marked down to six and a half dollars. A Friday and Saturday sale promises bargains on coats and winter wear with discounts up to twenty two dollars and more.
A stream of long missives reveals exchanges of regret and greetings, with mentions of social clubs, letters to and from notable figures, and personal notices. The vivid, fragmented handwriting hints at cultural figures and everyday life amid a busy social scene.
A blaze at Andersen destroyed the bulk buildings on the Meichfer property Wednesday. Fire damaged nearby sheds and caused heavy smoke. Officials say embers likely started the fire. several workers reported losses from the incident.
Fragmentary ad for CHILDS GROCERY promises meat specials including pork sausage at 16 cents per unit. Mentions Boston trip and doge a handwritten style price list. The readable text hints at meat deals and food items but is heavily garbled.
An arrest warrant or court filing notes fines and penalties involving county treasury matters. Robert J. Bute Hunt faces sentencing for alleged property-related offenses connected to a Standard Cardudge plan. Prosecutor Stryke seeks prison and court costs while other defendants are referenced in financial and disciplinary actions. The document names multiple individuals and places, including Washington D. C., Seattle, Norfolk, and Eston, with various roles and affiliations.
Taepor Duckewa Martin son of Mr and Mrs fen Harper of South Lincoln AMC wed Mie Baia Tuacleworth daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Dueheworth at Mount Proagiat Presbyterian parsonage on Huehaeving day. They planned a Philadelphia wedding trip and will reside with the groom's parents into spring.
A man named Lewis, described as a sailor from Pere Cardot, nearly drowned in a canal but was saved by last minute assistance after the cold renewed his strength. Witnesses reported the incident occurred last Thursday during a routine walk along the canal.
A fragment describes a Great Store offer on men’s and women’s apparel with suit and overcoat options. It mentions prices around 10 and 127 dollars and notes youth styles and fas hion terms. The text references 208 Northampton Street and lists merchandise such as overcoats and frieze coats.
The notice details the deaths of Mrs Ann M. Sweeney of Mit Washington and Mrs Tachel Blair Kelty of Belvidere, with funeral services held at local churches. It also reports the passing of John B. Wrightel of Oxford and Warren county figures, noting their ages, health, and survivors. Burial arrangements and church affiliations are mentioned for several individuals.
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