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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
8
Advertising text promotes a furniture sale with parlor chairs at 3.75 and 8.50 to 10.50 for other items. It touts mahogany finish upholstery options including panne velout damask and damask. A jet base easy chair lists size and drawer details with a polished finish and a January sale price around 2.25.
An early sale ad promotes oak extension tables at 14.50 to 17.50 and massive pedestal items. It references Colonial style pieces and a January Hall Yearly Furniture Sale with prices around 5 3950 and 60.00 for various furniture items.
Township authorities restrict driving on certain unpaved roads amid weather concerns. Public safety updates include a reported attack on a storekeeper, a court case pending, and new council plans for education and administrative reforms.
An often garbled report discusses a contested election or appointment, mentions a receiver taking control, and references figures and places including Lackawanna and Morristown. The passage is unclear but centers on political and financial actions involving a receiver and railroad-related assets.
A garbled notice hints at a sale with garments and bargains. The fragment mentions Miro Carpenters, E-Bay style shopping, and savings offers, urging customers to visit and purchase. The text references Northampton and a boundary location, with ambiguity around timelines and exact items.
Daily notes report on congressional calls for a special session and stockholders meetings. Obituary notices mention a Wall Street owner of renowned racing horses, and the sudden death of a local figure in Tama Little Rock. School recess ends April 6 after a two week break, and local committee meetings and family visits are cited.
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