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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
1
A chaotic, fragmentary report describes Washington's narrow loss with erratic OCR. It mentions players, attempts, and the crowd's reaction, citing a tense late rally and a painful finish amid confusion and crowded stands.
A 19th century town debate over sewer infrastructure and required public works. The State Board of Health and local officials threaten costly legal action and forced surveys to fund sewerage, with imminent meetings and votes affecting municipal finances and residents.
Fragmented OCR reads like a wrecked report mentioning a railroad switch incident near Ryadhurat, a Wheat event, and a hospital stay for an injured individual. It hints at a marriage in Scranton and a local figure named Montgomery, but most names and places are garbled.
Fragmentary report recalls Cornish and Ming Nan Stenekbein of Oxford involved in a collision near a church in New York. Mention of Dr. Florey narrow escape, bridge collapse, and a local mutual aid society amending bylaws to pay beneficiaries. Richard VanHorn named first widow to receive death benefit. shop notices and hotel ads appear in the same column.
Workers advertise a chance drawing for a silk dress pattern at the Washington Mile precinct with Mrs Adan Willaver’s listing at 87 Mast Washington Avenue. Call before Monday for details.
A scrambled input lists names such as AV ORT and Prank Fo Grott and mentions Washington Jersey City and New York. It references a firework exhibit and a “Bow? of Trade” event with unclear timing. The text appears as garbled OCR from a historical page with partial place and person names.
Fragmentary OCR text references government constellations and a yellow wagon. Names and clear actions are missing, making it difficult to extract specific persons, organizations, or events. The readable bits imply a political or administrative theme without concrete details.
Progen Limited officers and members held an annual outing at Cau Mimiewnaka Ulster Cony with about 115 attendees from New Shepsey and New York. The party enjoyed hospitality from Mr. Fd Hibbard and traveled by carriage from Lake Minne Sugita to a mountain destination amid paintings on decks and local scenery along the Hudson.
A narrative fragment describes a journey through rugged terrain with a motorist group led by a figure named Gen-loyal. The route climbs to 1,700 feet, passing steep cliffs, streams, and dramatic scenery. The piece references a newsstand sale at Heed's and hints at harried travel and conversation among the party.
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