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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
6
A fragmented Washington Star article details advertisements and notices around November with listings of local goods prices, public auctions and community events. It references appointments, post operations, and upcoming civic notices affecting residents in Morristown and surrounding areas.
The text records a disordered, fragmented account of a meeting with scattered names, places, and dates. It mentions committees, attendees, and various roles, but OCR quality yields many garbled terms. The piece hints at a formal gathering with attendees, precincts, and potential agenda items across multiple locales.
The Presbyterian church announces Sunday morning and evening services led by the pastor, with a children Sermonette “Toxaph Made-Ruler” and a student sermon “The First Christ mas Anthem.” The annual watch night service is planned for Thursday evening at 8 with a short address by the minister’s son.
A garbled OCR text fragment references a factory, people named George, Capone, and others with unclear roles. It mentions fans, votes, and a public stance against violence, plus vague notes on ships, workers, and dates. The passage lacks coherent events or a clear narrative.
Damaged OCR fragment lists sale notices and assorted items from Sidney Missouri and nearby areas. Mentions vehicles, livestock, and general merchandise with vague prices and placeholders. No clear event, date, or complete item details available.
When Jamies S. Mackenzie died in 1907 he left his widow stock in Singer Sewing Machine Company valued at 640000. A pompous advisor named Hartman swindled widow and children, despite a banker’s role as trusted trustee, revealing dangers of inexperienced handling of wealth.
Fragmentary classified lines show sale offers for pads, weights, and tools with unclear pricing plus requests for work, such as a middle aged man seeking a manual labor position and clothing repair services. Some entries mention cash for diamonds and gatekeeping contact notes, all within a cluttered urban notices column.
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