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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
1
A midday fire swept through a barn in Stewartsville on Ile Heights on Tuesday. Flames damaged the structure and crews worked to prevent spread to nearby buildings. No injuries reported.
Fragmentary report describes raids as: nearby rouses the eatene Phitaes Piboren and Thien DY MatChed Betanter. Mentions Waterbuckets visterny and an engine incident. References to Stewart tml 3 ten 1 avert mbally and a new blacksmith shop opened by Owen Belen. Includes names like Mr Thomp and Jol Ginder. mentions a village, ads use, and local residents in a late 19th or early 20th century style scene.
A chaotic account describes oats crowding the court yard and a farm where 18 acres of wheat and four fields of corn are referenced. The piece notes measured yields, a harvest mishap, and a hospital trip for a local man while mentioning a funeral spin at New York institutions.
A garbled report discusses petitions and signatures in Will county and nearby areas. It notes efforts to gather roughly 500 signatures and 139 percent voter turnout estimates, with deadlines for pre election steps and council actions.
Obscure obituary notes Gus Geager a longtime patient at Morris State Hospital. The fragmentary text hints at his illness lasting years and his prior roles, but many details are garbled and unclear.
fragments mention individuals Nino veure Old Carl Mex and Mentone with ties to a home service at a Washington cemetery. Dr Johnson conducted the service at a home setting, with mentions of surviving brothers and other names.
A sprawling, ragged column narrates figures said to “come back” in a mix of anecdotes about public figures, local events, horse and wagon mishaps, weather, dog days, and a midwestern town’s chatter. It links revival talk and local sport to a broader idea of return amid chaotic daily life.
A fragmentary invitation mentions a gathering at Taw's Hollow Grove in August. The text references Rusty or qmiy and Watson Phonographs owners, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
Local workers confront disruptions as Moe Laws Workhg at Tampton faces tightened restrictions. A new culvert project by the Conuat rail road causes unrest with officials, superintendents, and a court proceeding in progress.
Mourners gathered for Win Walfe’s funeral as rain disrupted attendance and altered plans. Unclear text mentions a protest or disruption during the service and notes about the crowd reacting with fear and a near incident.
Fragments describe upcoming screenings at Skalla Park amusement venue with notes about daily shows and irregular scheduling starting next Saturday. Mentions Edison phonographs and registered owners, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Local party leaders debate nominations while Old Home Weeks events unfold in Stroudsburg and Washington. Reports mention parade routes, community turnout, and notes on costs and recovery efforts after past gatherings. The piece references candidates Carron Cole Thetting Nenny Silver and Wilean AWittpenn, with emphasis on loyalty and service.
Fragmentary report notes Judge Shipman opening a court session Monday to handle criminal cases. Sheriff stands by with jail transport plans. The text then veers into fragmented phrases about saloon violence, theft, and individuals with unclear names.
The readable portion describes drought impact and mentions a hotel in a confusing fragment. No clear event, people, or locations are established. The text is too garbled to extract a definite news item or summary.
Washington teams staged a close pitcher duel as the Cornish workers beat the Sanitary Works squad 3 to 0. Blackwell and Niece pitched for the Cornish team, with Morgan anchoring Wash ington’s defense. the event drew civic support and raised funds for the soldiers’ monument.
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