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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
3
Local sale notice lists items expected to be sold on Saturday March 9 with various household goods and tools. Clerk H Fraske Cline notes auction details and emphasizes sale conditions.
Fragmented notice outlines a public meeting schedule and dates in Arch 1907 with names and locations sparsely readable. It references Gee and Howell and a late presentation or statement connected to public affairs.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a sale by Sam l F Shillinger with various goods listed including implements and utensils. The text references items such as potato plows and forks, plus names like Whipple Bruce and Upde Hageiese, with scattered mentions of locations and dates.
Auction notices outline a sale by Inley J. Burd featuring livestock and farm equipment. The listing mentions heifers, horses and cattle, with terms noted for payment day and transfer. Several animals and items are described with vague conditions, locations and lots.
Fragmented account describes a voyage toward Alaska with references to places like Seattle and Washington and to individuals such as Conor Dhryan. The text is garbled, including random names, dates, and locations, hindering a clear story.
The passage blends medical claims with chaotic notes on patients and care, mentioning piles treatment and assorted observational fragments. It hints at institutional settings and references to names, places, and procedures in a disordered OCR extract.
A drowsy, fragmentary report lists numerous locals such as Mrs Besse Perry, Bertha Mitchell, Miss Miuetha laliasen, and Mr Andrew Tiley involved in visits and social calls around town. The garbled text mentions Maynor, Whitvhonne, and Pipeko as places, with dates and attendees scattered through the entry.
A garbled passage records local social ties and visitors in Good Springs. Mentions Mrs Fo and Mrs Gov Opdyke among others, with references to hospital condition and gatherings at the home of Mrs Theo Wiever.
Fragmentary OCR of a public sale notice listing items and bidders. The readable portions reference Freeman H. Mettler and a sale, with scattered mentions of bidders, descriptions, and dates. Tone resembles a dated community notice with instructional phrasing and local names.
Readable fragments mention various names and places in a garbled sale or event notice. The text includes references to people such as Jacob Smith and Walter, plus scattered place-like terms and dates, but the overall meaning is unclear.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a sale notice detailing items and participants in a local auction. Names, places, and prices are scattered, with references to buyers and sellers and dated framing suggesting a community sale event.
A detailed sale notice announces Willeyer and Terson as auctioneers for a large auction near L Vans. Items listed include groceries wines ciders horses cattle potatoes and other goods with terms of credit up to 11 months and a minimum purchase of $10. The document names buyers and bidders and mentions the auction location and date.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a sale with items including tools barrels and assorted goods. Numerous garbled names and places appear, with stray terms like auction and clerk, but readable details are insufficient for a full notice. The text suggests a public sale event upcoming with various household and workshop items.
A fragmented OCR list references a Saturday sale featuring various goods from lamps and furniture to tools and farm equipment. The notice mentions household items like belts and chests, plus terms that suggest yard and garage sale themes across multiple vendors.
Fragmented OCR text lists various names, places, and items with unclear context. It reads like a community sale or auction list mentioning individuals, families, and possible goods without coherent sentences or dates.
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