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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
2
A damaged ad proclaims a limited period sale of women’s high grade oxfords from well known makes. It promises stylish, well fitting shoes at established prices and urges immediate purchase to secure profits for buyers.
A clipping lists family birthday acknowledgments and social notices from Newark areas including names such as Slabey Slater Bejour Avie Alves and William Bluxeools. It mentions Davenport and Latha and references a Star and Tribune weekly notice with a price of 2.25 car payable in advance.
A dense collage of local names, places, and happenings spans from church events to family news. References to Abeta, BacumBed, Mise Belle Hoywera, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, and many others trail through social notices, visits, travel, and gatherings across multiple towns and weekends.
Fragmentary OCR recounts church events, local gatherings, and roadside activities in Blairstown and Stewartsville. It mentions funerals at the Presbyterian church, a bridge to Andover, and various residents including the Shelli and Baylor families, with scattered references to local shops, missions, and a fundraiser for new suites.
An informal gathering at Bloomsbury featured Aoopampou and Une ally with Mary Ried and Euphemia Uuishrery among attendees. The event included reminiscences about Calberg canal and local figures, with guests from Philadelphia and Mt Cratnae noted for presence and conversation.
A fragmentary note references a signature by W. Grove and a label “one box, 25a” alongside unclear markings. The text is incomplete and provides no clear event or full names to anchor a fuller summary.
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