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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple surnames and entities including Washington, Li, Biryker, Reed, O Neill, Weber, Nolan, Hackelistown, Mellick, Velvidere, Piehuel, Gulden, and others amid a public notice style about publication rights and parties involved.
Readable fragments describe coal pricing at retail, town meetings, a Jackson Day event, political notices, school plays, and a Dover factory expansion plan. Other bits reference local obituaries, property concerns, and community announcements with numerous names and places.
An old york market page lists horse offerings including Western horses from Pennsylvania bred stock. It notes veterinary and division details, with buyers seeking lowest bids. There are live stock listings, farm labor notices, and missing items including two pilots teleems and job ads for married men and single workers.
A dense, eccentric old classifieds page lists farms for rent or sale, houses and rooms for rent, auctions and businesses for sale, and assorted notices. It mentions Washington and nearby towns, farms with water, fruit, shade, and good fields, plus various advertisements for cleaners, insurance, and goods and services.
A troubled businessman named Emil Pierre in New York faced ruin after speculation led to mounting losses. The piece laments the lure of easy gains, warns of banking hazards, and extols prudent saving with strong institutions and moral responsibility.
An advertisement promotes free expert medical examination at the At Hosconle site in Northampton Bank Building Boston Pa. It claims to diagnose many ailments with guaranteed results and lists a long catalog of conditions and treatments, with hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and extended evening service.
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