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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale involving Mary L. Rush with multiple scattered place names and terms. The text mentions locations like Nar, Keese, Bayete, Wether, and Vine, with references to mendate and Iron. The fragment lacks coherent structure and complete details.
Heirs to sell at auction on Tuesday featuring horses including Percheron stock and many farm implements and tools. Items include 12 tools and gear, plows, harnesses, a radar device, stone mills, and various equipment with numerous other farm assets. Coalitions possible on sale day. description notes several names and breeds.
Patchwork OCR text fragments reference a community gathering or meeting with many personal names and places, including mentions of churches, schools, and local figures. The legible bits hint at a sequence of notices, marriage plans, and community updates among residents and institutions, though much is garbled.
A garbled report lists multiple locations in Neiguhoning Counties and nearby towns facing flood damage and power outages. It mentions emergency crews, damaged homes, and efforts to restore water, sewer, and transport services across August through September, with residents urged to stay safe and await updates.
An advertisement promises a cure for disordered stomachs using tablets named Rasa Tiyenepriad Tabletts. The offer claims permanent relief from indigestion and dyspepsia and urges customers to order by mail. The text imitates older medical quack cures with boastful testimonials and irrelevant details.
Local notices describe a gathering at a home with many relatives present. Names including Mrs Peilner and son Brank, Oliver Ayes, Bamnel Avis, and Berta Avers appear among attendees. The fragmented text mentions sisters and extended family sharing a photograph session and casual visits.
A reader claims relief from severe rectal trouble after using Dr Wing's New Life Pills. The note mentions a Detroit reader Mrs M 2B Weber and claims a cure, citing a prior condition and the product as preventative.
The page shows a noisy list of events and people including a pageant, school activities, family gatherings, and local performances. It mentions Mrs. Were Sabie, Mr. Tate, and several students and townsfolk involved in weekend plans and public notices.
Fragmented text from an OCR page mentions several individuals and places in a muddled narrative. It references Wassipeton Friday and various names such as Trev aby Winshun Tharry Pereath Mackey Boletlere and others, with unclear relations and dates.
An untidy clipped local note reports Nellie Mono of Bawidere passing Sunday with unclear references to FR aslan Mx and others. A gathering occurred at Spingenberd’s home Saturday evening and the Allston Bane unit held its monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon at 2226. Funds will aid Miss London and related charities.
A garbled report outlines a court action in Albany involving bonds and debts with mentions of a $10,000 amount and a larger sum of $50,000. It references the New York legislature and various persons, including names resembling Galil Thewer, Schappell, and Port Morrig warder, in a struggle over payments and legal actions.
A garbled report mentions contacts in Newark and New York, Madison, and Madisonville with scattered references to individuals such as Miss Buzareth and Mrs. Rabareed Cepia. The text references evenings, travel, and social encounters with many unreadable names and nonspecific details.
Odd spectacle at a city park shows clown dogs entertaining children as adults scramble for pet care tips. Reported mix of humor and rescue dogs draws crowd. organizers vow safety and veterinary checks for all animals involved.
The readable text lists names like Tudor Foley and mentions remedies such as Honey and Tar. It reads as a fragmentary page with questions about an act and a manager, interspersed with odd phrases and foreign-sounding names.
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