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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
12
The article recalls a Sunday parade and neighborhood activities with numerous residents and visitors. It notes prizes awarded for costumes and floats, including gold prizes for a young entrant and a report of a serious shooting elsewhere. It mentions community figures, police, and a large crowd observing the event.
In an October term case from the Warren County Court of Washington, a parcel described as land formerly held by Morris and Hysex Tublrond Company now owned by Robert St Petty and Mary S Petty will be sold at public auction. The sale follows a judgment in favor of the plaintiff, with the property located in the county and state specified, including a described boundary and deed references.
Mrs ae Hy Smith entertains Miss Anan McClain of Chester Pa. Maude Duleyiple visits sister Mrs Walter Welle in Tortstown. John ton Tad suffers misfortune on dune. W B Dolinsten travels to Monroe county Pa for the Harvesters Co. a tale of local tidings and arrivals. World news notes and prices listed.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names, places, and scattered phrases. The text references visits, travel, and social settings but provides no coherent events or clear narrative to summarize. The result is a jumble of proper nouns without a discernible focal point.
A jumble of names and places from Newark and surrounding area appears in a fragmented social notice. Mentions include Miss Bluters Stewart, Mrs. Jol Whiteswl, Mr. Mary Bhurst, Mrs. Jol Tandershat, and Mr. John BD Gibbs among others at various events and family visits.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention families and events including a residence on Glen Creek, references to Mr and Mrs and several surnames, with scattered phrases about visits and a divorce. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate personal notices and social items typical of local parish or town columns.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and events but details remain unreadable. The brief hints point to names and places without coherent context or dates, leaving the exact news item undetermined.
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