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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
3
The Kingston area reports a county fair and election activity with mention of Wyemington and Plemmington communities. Citizens prepare for voting on candidates while local operatives mobilize workers for election equipment and polling logistics.
Fractured OCR text describes a shop owner involved in a sale under local ordinances. Mentions dealers, punishing rules, and uncertain names and places. The readable fragments reference a court or public sale and enforcement, with elderly figures noted.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Newton burial on Friday and a reference to Tobyhanna, plus local names Daniel Gavel and Christypher Sickles. It includes a mention of a remedy advertisement, King’s New Discovery, and a publisher note for the Thrice-a-Week New York World with price. The legible items are scattered and unclear, producing a mixed local notice and ad collage.
Fragmented local column references the Newton Presbytery merging efforts and various congregation actions. It mentions individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. VanHorn along with obituaries and social notices from Newark and Wilkes Barre area communities.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines estate matters and notices from Pipsburg and nearby towns. It mentions legacies, widows and heirs, dates in 1868 and 1908, and monetary figures such as 31800 and 2400, with several names and places blurred. The text resembles a probate and public notice page from a 19th century newspaper.
Fragmented OCR text hints at kidney health concerns, lab charges, and patient care issues touching Washington, Manvil, and Foster-Milburn Go as agents. Mentions a 78 year old Jo Hue and a hospital context with echoed warnings about medicine safety and price notes.
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