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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
11
The phrase urges readers to establish residence and align with an independent stance. It references a political context, highlighting nonpartisan or personal autonomy in housing or civic engagement. The tone is promotional and civic-minded.
OCR fragments mention Delo Gardner and Central poud o nis wa rm. Mish. Bride near Philipsburg. References to Je Quinn James QWpsture and Leeper father at Philipsburg with scattered place names and vague events. No clear dates or cohesive storyline available.
The readable text shows a string of names and places with scattered actions. References include Hilal City Miss Mu C Tlevder in Newton and Tition Hills with Par Hills. Conversations mention a Diet thar wand femii tt Hotel Ryu and Jersey Cl ose to rethink after a unclear event.
A historic ad notes Abe Brown of Muserding praising a remedy called King’s New Discovery. The copy claims it helped a wife recover from severe lung issues, with mentions of hemorrhage and whooping cough. The ad sells trial bottles for 500 and 1.00, guaranteed by Jenkins & Meckor.
Readable entries show transfers dated May 2 1911 May 27 1914 and 1921 in Washington Warren Accompanying names include Sarah Bowlby G Butler Jos Chien and others with nominal consideration figures 1 00 300 and 426 dollars. Listings describe conveyances of lots and shares among spouses and families in Phillipsburg and Ackley area.
The Bryant Store promotes its Atterbury and other suits as complete and top quality, advertising ongoing unprecedented sales. It claims loyal repeat customers, asserts undercutting competitors, and guarantees satisfaction with full refunds. It lists numerous men’s suit options by price and style, emphasizing color, material, and fit.
Advertises straw hats in various styles and prices. Men’s hats range from 250 to 3.00, boys’ hats from 25c to 1.90, and harvest hats priced 15c to 49c, promising a large supply and broad appeal.
The notice advertises a complete stock of dress shirts in all new patterns with prices 49c 98c and 1.50, plus working shirts described as the best and unmatched for the price. It also highlights boys shirts in various styles at special values 35c and 49c with all sizes available.
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