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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
2
A fragmented listing from Ernst Washington Avenue notes peas onions cabbages and celery plants among other produce. Mentions Kegan Wiewer and Trek Farm and Alonzo J. Bryan, proprietor, with an address in Washington. The text is garbled but names and a street appear.
A fragmented OCR passage blends reflections on habit and perception with a nocturnal scene and scattered quotes. The speaker narrates a struggle to hear time and a humming clock while musing on memory and distraction in a crowded urban setting. References to New York, a bachelor maid, and a mysterious death echo through the excerpt.
A garbled OCR fragment depicts a dialogic scene with references to a farmer and his wife, a ring and a religious starting point, and stray newspaper voices. The text drifts through phrases about a wintry morning, a missing mantel, and casual conversations that touch on faith, violence, and perceptions.
The State Senate met in a tense session last Friday as lawmakers debated bills and committee actions. Lawmakers discussed tests for commissions, anticipated state funding, and potential consolidations while plans for a working group on water and public works surfaced.
Tay Tee reports a dramatic incident near the parks and abandoned area. Metropolitan Police and Shrew Hidlway Company of New York coordinate a search for the missing items and suspect a planned act. Officials say there is a chance to recover within a few weeks as investigators pursue leads and track a potential candidate.
Sunday services for Oscar Barron and two others were held at a teacher's home on Wilks Winns Lane. interment occurred at a nearby cemetery with family members present. Surviving relatives include a Washington resident and a local rider who attended the ceremony.
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