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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR reveals an heated debate over city governance with references to commissioners and a contentious election looming. Mentions of Mayer, Blakes, and various local figures suggest a tense political fight and calls to replace or challenge current officeholders.
The county reports total liabilities totaling 6 million dollars under the Comptroller’s statement with assets listed at 1 442,000.81. The document notes currency value and references banking entries for November 01 and related resources of the county.
A disjointed OCR fragment describes a group and various names amid references to a ceremony, a pastor, and charitable or organizational activity. The readable portion names individuals like Mark Murray and a pastor, with scattered phrases about a ceremony and travel to Philadelphia.
A noisy gathering of undertakers met at a Washington Hall venue on Thursday. Warren, Sussex, and Himteridon were present with five new members joining. President John DAG announced a committee including George N. Milcock and others. The next meeting is planned for Newlon.
An old advertisement promotes Penatradis as a warmth giving relief for lumbago and external pains. It claims quick relief, circulation stimulation, and suitability for family use with a large bottle priced at 1.40. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for it by name.
Fragmentary OCR text details vague happenings including hospital, neighbors, a birthday, and various individuals. The readable names and places are insufficient to establish a coherent event, outcome, or dates for a concise summary. The piece resembles a scattered community column with numerous garbled phrases.
A deadly explosion occurred at Picatinny powder facilities near Dover. Private Oliver GB and Marine Cormier were wounded and transported to Daves General Hospital. three other soldiers suffered injuries.
A damaged OCR item notes an explosion and ensuing events involving wartime activities. The readable fragments mention a blast at a site and references to the aftermath and affected individuals, but many details are unclear due to the garbled text.
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