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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
9
Fragmentary notes describe a place named Silver Spring Forest and a ruined scene around a 112 address. Vague references mention a lab, a company, and a walkable location near canals and colbert Newe, with mentions of family outings and daily life amid unclear events.
A strained compendium of notes discusses optimum feed for livestock, citing New York and Connecticut sources on meat nutrition. It mentions owners disposing of walls, implies concern over feed quality and costs, and references the Jamestown Exposition and New Jersey.
A garbled 19th century church record describes a Wake service for a typhoid victim of five years, mentions Dr Hart, and notes upcoming sermons at the Baptist church. It references Reverend H.W. and a Ladies’ meeting at the Parsonage, with a church business item on the agenda.
Oxford wins hard fought game amid lively crowds. Spectators praised Brains and athleticism as teams clashed with notable performances by key players. The event featured a festive atmosphere with local dignitaries and a celebratory reception following the match.
The fragmentary report notes juniors proposing a state home project amid unclear references to figures, dates, and locations. The text is garbled with many unreadable sections, making precise details and outcomes difficult to determine.
A state commission discussed procuring and operating its own stone quarries to supply limestone for roads and building projects. The plan envisions the state controlling quarrying to ensure steady material supply and reduce graft in stone contracts amid ongoing investigations and detailed proposals.
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