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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
10
A fragmented Washington Star page outlines shop notices, auctions, and events. It lists Miller, Wallingford, and other shops, a Turki Dre Coe sale, and sermons or lectures at local venues, with schedules and prices for goods, concerts, and public meetings.
Fragmented OCR text names multiple figures in a chaotic report. It references fights, dates, locations, and individuals such as Mr Adriana Yaretiges and Monel Ast with scattered mentions of New York and Sunday. The legible content hints at a boxing or social event with sporadic scheduling notes and participant names.
The column lists residents visiting and socializing events from midweek to weekend. Names include Mrs Curtis, Mr and Mrs Blaney, Bessie Vansacin, Oral Heed, Hareth Markey, Lester Lomagen, Mrs Tas Griwain, Alphtherin, Mrs Faigiene Altomus, Talani Parl attendees, Baker family relocation, and various locals sharing hospitality.
Readable items detail visits and social news from various towns. Mrs. Goo Guest entertains her nephew Fiarry Clawson in Orange while Miss File Dungy spends a week with Miss Beus ian Loan in Wrekettatown. Doywakl Mark returns home after a few days with Nan in New York State. Clarence 2nd Loan Wernrre at Tot sig, and Geo Grose with Frank Shorten come home from Ordre after a week’s visit as storms pass through Breeislyn.
A damaged notice indicates Sunday worship services will be held at the usual hour. The event is announced with garbled text but confirms an upcoming church gathering at the home of a member.
Fragmentary OCR reads a farm and road crossing item with loading and switch details. Mentions addresses in Bennett Street and Bovtay with unclear names. Context suggests a transport or property notice but specifics are unreadable in places.
Longtime farmer Th yeard known as Archthnta G Cole dies at home after six weeks ill. Survived by six children including Mrs Ebner Cibgon and Mrs Prank Robes. funeral at Yates lake home with burial in Washington cemetery. Also notes Pennsylvania Health Board experiments on preventing tuberculosis and potential preventive as cure, with details from Dr Dixon.
Fragmented notices list sale items and local ads including a harvest home and church sale near Mausial towns, a boat listing on Taylor street, a position wanted for a young worker, three fresh cattle and other farm goods from Great Meadows, and various classified entries with contact details.
The Washington Sewer Bonds offer a modest return under four percent, but emphasize safety as the primary appeal. The article warns against speculative securities in Warren County and praises Old First National Bank for providing a reliable, safe return with semiannual principal credits.
A jumble of notices, ads, and announcements from Washington entries mention auctions, real estate, meats, paints, and services. Various names and addresses appear with incomplete details, including FARM and shop offers, boarding, and harvest events.
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