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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
8
The readable text is garbled with nonsensical phrases about stoners, mothers, and time, interspersed with unclear names and places. No coherent event or entities can be determined. the fragment lacks a discernible news item or summary.
Public auction of two parcels in Warren County New Jersey following a court order. Describes bounds beginning at Abraham Miller’s lot along Washington Avenue and a second parcel near Jacob Fitts Drake’s line. property conveyed by Milnor Z Mackey Sheriff. Judgment filed September 5 1895 recorded in Warren County deeds book 147. Sold by William A Henderson Sheriff agent June 16 1895 for $196.
The fragmentary clipping notes a death in a city area with scattered references to names and places, including New York and Valencia, and mentions of a family context. The readable lines indicate a funeral or obituary notice amid garbled OCR text.
A fragmented obituary summary notes services at St Philip Church and burial in Phillipsburg cemetery for local residents. It mentions Mrs Walter Tush Mie Reivan and others, with events at Phillipsburg and Mercer street and a Thursday burial.
Journal text records several names and brief mentions of travel and visits. Mabel Gool and her friends enjoy a vacation in Scranton while Mary and Christine Gillaws spend Sunday with their parents. Dewitt Cooke and family are noted visiting relatives in Newark and nearby, with occasional comments on other family gatherings.
A fragmentary local page recalls a Militaire Flame at Deer Park and various social events. Mentions of families, visits, dinners, and neighbors appear amid garbled names and scattered sentences, with sporadic references to Mrs Hebeces Heap, Mr and Mrs Blah, and community gatherings.
A garbled OCR style snippet references individuals such as Mrs and Miss, names like Miller Markitt and Anthony Thopmer, plus various places including Washington and Newark. The text is highly corrupted, with many misread words and missing context, but suggests a social or community gathering featuring guests, music, and local attendees across a weekend or Sunday event.
A brief notice announces a weekly World edition at two dollars in advance. It promotes prepayment and delivery details, highlighting the cost for readers considering a subscription and the value of timely news each week.
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