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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
10
The readable parts mention places and people in a garbled sequence with references to rivers tables and Barker. No coherent events or dates emerge and most terms are unclear. The fragment provides limited, non-specific hints without a discernible news item.
Fragmentary OCR text referencing E. W. Opdycke and Son with unclear context. The readable portion notes a slogan like Nee nigertive and hints at a misread date or cause but provides no coherent event or details.
An OCR fragment describes a public sale of farm stock with numerous names and items listed in unclear text. It references tractors or horses, locations, persons such as Luci Harveys and Maury, and hints at stock lots and bidding details though the legibility is poor.
A historical report details a nine governor tour visiting western states to promote industrial unity and the Panama Canal opening. The procession includes displays from California to Wyoming and aims to boost home industry and regional solidarity.
An OCR damaged fragment recalls a 1910s or 1980s legal and public notice style, mentioning Wilson and a confrontation, arrests by McNathy and Casey, and a statewide compilation by lawmakers. It hints at property, bonds, and a timeline of jurisdictional work including Prentown, Bloomsbury, and Stockton.
The notice lists a tax collector route with stops at Custner & Son's, Hlaydale mill, Axtard's store, Skhiner's store, Ondyke's yall, Taison's mill, and Spot. Cloud Motel. Dates range December 1 to December 19 with times mostly 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 at various locations including the collector's home.
The fragmentary report notes the closure of Crone the Chien Mill and mentions elder figures Peter Chamberlin and Cason amid a discussion of weather and a failed apple harvest. It states thousands of bushels rotted under trees, averted only by efforts attributed to Abe Chamber.
A damaged notice reports the sale of an 88 acre Mengher farm in the southwestern portion of the Herenehy area near Morristown. The fragment notes sanitary works concerns and employee tickets linked to legal proceedings and the Act of Apple.
A fractious reminiscence detailing a railway worker life and local lore. The narrator recalls service in Rath Un mast evi dua and Philips station, shifting roles from rail yard worker to superintendent, reflecting on friends, aging, and past adventures along the line.
A Warren county inquiry reports 16 deer were shot near Ware and other locations. Names including John Stile of Bangor and Walter VanCampen of Belvidere are tied to the incidents. Authorities note a man from a nearby county was involved and an arrest may follow.
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