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Fragmentary notice from Easton Pennsylvania mentions a 3 one bulls and Crriad Suncner with unclear context. No full names, dates, or actions readable due to damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
9
Fragmentary notice from Easton Pennsylvania mentions a 3 one bulls and Crriad Suncner with unclear context. No full names, dates, or actions readable due to damaged OCR.
The readable fragments describe The Mashingian Star involving a 1 Prk unit and vnifre stage. Named entities and clear facts are limited, but the text hints at a publication note or item under a local interest header with obscure terminology.
William Speirs longtime Ashley and Puils mill superintendent and Paterson native died aged quoted with a long obituary detailing his marriage to Diana Swan of Philadelphia in 1814 and his children Anna Lida Willem and seral siblings. His funeral was held Sunday with interment at a local cemetery.
A Belvider' event featured a procession with squads of soldiers, a floral float, and a praised tribute at the courthouse. Porter, Judge Marrow, and Nicholas Harris spoke while Gettysburg was invoked. a ball game saw Belvidera defeat Lattstown.
The report outlines an annual arts event with exhibitions and studio displays. It mentions a drama program, meetings, and a diploma presentation with prize awards.
The will and estate of Elk beth Rupell are probated by the Surrogate and reported to the Orphans Court. Real estate includes dwelling houses on East Warren Street and Taylor Street as part of the liquidation plan. Proceedings set for July in Warren County.
A garbled text fragment mentions Teer Paris and a NYC stud scene, referencing fashion houses, performers, and a “Rast susie” amid scattered hints of industry intrigues. Details are unclear, but origins point to a sensational gossip column style item. The piece appears to mix names, places, and vague events without coherent narrative.
Fragmented text from an old page shows garbled place names and scattered phrases. References to Heather Lane Helens and a possible farm scene suggest a local treasure or mystery noted in the damaged excerpts.
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