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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
1
Readable fragments recount a 1875 spelling contest with Woodfulls class winning over hundred dollars for the benefit of a methodist group. The item lists names, places, and events including Washington-band performances, county fairs, public notices, and local residents connected to schooling and community life.
A farmer named Warren Youngs, aged about fifty, was found dead on a roadway near Butturinis Urldoes Defer Siedler after an apparent heart disease. Coroner Amwrinan of Washington was notified. examination showed only a slight fracture or wound, no definitive cause. Five children survive him: Warren, Cleary, Mins, Seren Youngs, and Younis. funeral arrangements were announced with interment at a local cemetery.
Fragmented OCR notes describe trolley work near Conkayilu and Jory Galdouthi, with tracks being prepared and wires stretched. The Washington line upgrade plans include station improvements, track realignments, and potential service changes, with crews moving to implement changes along the corridor.
A damaged OCR passage details a mill property sale with mentions of owners and bail. It indicates the property will be used for oil wells and water power at the New Hampton facility. The article references W. WaoSapplud and Hen driekgon Suppleo, with a stated price of FL 1,500 and bail-related terms.
A distorted notice outlines state requirements for filing business names under a recent act. It mentions penalties for noncompliance and references licensing standards, with garbled phrases suggesting fees or discounts and a person named J. Blavor Shive.
The Rev Ernest A Goon of Washington Baptist Church was seriously ill at Morehantyile after fainting on the pulpit last Sunday. He grew pale and collapsed but was briefly revived. doctors diagnosed a nervous condition with fever and high temperature. He showed slight improvement later in the day.
The text recounts a sprawling, rambling fish story vignette with wild leaps between characters and events. It weaves names and places in a fevered, unreliable modernist style, detailing fishing lore, tall tales, and scattered conversations that blur between memory and fabrication.
A fragmentary local notice recounts odd phrases and names, with scattered mentions of a minister, Mirpinge, Destina, and a household obituary. The text mixes oblique references, stray names, and weathered rural details without a clear single event or date.
Oxford and Washington battled in a slow held exhibition with Oxford scoring little as Washington pressed. The game featured a few errors by Oxford, Swick’s pitching limiting hits, and late Washington runs that sealed the outcome.
A community gathering to plan a major naval event drew organizers from Warren and nearby towns. Meetings at the Court of Touse and later in Delaware aim to finalize dates and locations. Officials warn of potential delays and emphasize safety and inclusivity.
The notice recalls a funeral from Lane o'clock Wednesday for a woman named in memory with family ties to My am Mes. A meeting for farmers of Warren County Bard of Agriculture will be held at Orange Street Broadway on Wednesday August 1 with sessions at 10:30 and 1:30. South Brunswick TB. Speakers include Peat New Brunswick on agricultural topics including fertilizers and fruit. A clam bake is planned at St Claud Motel in Welmerday August 22.
Al McCleary goes gunning for Pastor Gordon in a tense chase. Police pursue rumors of a conflict and possible weapon use as details remain unclear amid the suspenseful confrontation.
Albert McCleary, reportedly drunk, threatened his wife Mrs. McCleary and a colored minister after a Fourth of July disturbance. Neighbors aided by a boy prevented a shooting. the couple fled to Newark and Newark area. Mrs. McCleary, formerly Groves, has moved with belongings to the Groves residence.
A fragmentary OCR item notes a man of mixed heritage in Washington involved in a religious service at an Ae ME church. It mentions prison life, a Trenton connection, and a court or institutional setting with references to offered goods at discounted prices.
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