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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
10
Fragments discuss garden care focusing on cultivation, patience, and weed control. Advice mentions tending beds, removing weeds, and the risk of regrowth if roots remain. The tone imitates old time garden guidance with cautious optimism and momentary warning.
Hackettstown area brief notes multiple items. Tanterbaur property on Lower Washington Street changed hands last week. A picnic planned by Presbyterians near Williamsport and Great Meadows. Kingey sold Madison Street home and moved to Moin streets. Residents, shops, and families across town are mentioned with visits, school, church events, and local trades.
A fragment notes Tha Kind Vat in Hove about a purchase spanning over nine years. Details are sparse. the text hints at a long-term buying arrangement without clear parties or dates.
Obituaries report the deaths of Mr. By Robertson 67 of Beatyed Daniel Oliver Youryz and James Nolan with services held at local churches. Survivors include relatives such as Ronan Alate, George Of, Elizabeth Re Thannay and Blanchett Roberta Thon. Interments were at Union Cemetery with services by Rev Moyt.
Fragmented obituary notice describes the deaths of Samuel Wiley and Peter Rhodes, with surviving family listed. It notes paralyss after a Dilet and apoplexy incident, and funeral details mentioning burial at Hunesbury Cemetery and services at Hunesbury church with Pastor assisting. Burial location uncertain due to OCR errors.
A damaged obituary fragment notes a 69 year old man died after an accident at work in Oxford. Funeral services were held yesterday at his home with interment at Fairylaw cemetery. He is survived by his wife Jessie Pavee Caytro and four sons. earlier in life he was injured on the job.
An announcement from the executive committee states the An-Salaam Langue of American will not back any presidential candidate this year. The group plans to complete its prohibition record and prevent other candidates from gaining support. The notice followed an all‑hands meeting with city and state branches present.
Wilkie Miurens Garrison of Townsbury killed life after a long illness. He leaves a widow Anni Quirk and son Zarbeat Botts. A Great Meadows veteran, he retired from duty and resided near Watelgiangtort. Funeral services were held at Washington Presbyterian Church with burial at Gayait Meno Cemetery.
Innie A Swisher died Saturday at the home of his son Russell Swisher in Btrondsburg. The text records a misread name and place fragmenting the obituary but confirms a death and a family link with the son.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a long period of suffering ending in Newark Minnesota. It mentions a doctor and a medicine table tea used for relief and refers to a local medicine company. The readable portion suggests a health struggle and a final quiet conclusion.
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