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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
12
Fragmented text describes public notices, voting disputes, and local officials involving named individuals and towns. It references penalties, costs, and procedural steps but remains obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmentary listing of real estate transfers and related financial actions. Mentions names such as Braden, Frae, and Weis, with dates and amounts, including references to heirs and executors. Indicates transfers recorded in estate matters and property settlements amid dated entries and beneficiary notes.
A damaged OCR passage mentions a sale and a court or legal context with names like Jenkins and Meeker. The text is garbled but implies a produced item, a shop or theater setting, and a quoted comment about a five minute timing. No clear dates or places are readable.
A garbled court record notes a minor arrest, a death linked to a factory or dairy, and multiple local names including Foster, Geb, Drake, Correll, and Stewart. It references custodial decisions, a wardenship, a Presbyterian church, and a college in Ul Nas, with scattered mentions of a car accident and a dairy creamery incident.
A partially readable report describes strain on the Mer at the Bil Hechperc Meander project with delays in rail lines. It notes labor issues and low spirits hindering progress as crews work toward completing the line to meet planned milestones and depot developments.
City notes describe a large public event on Willow Street expecting about 10 000 children. Officials warn to avoid dangerous venues and outline safety steps. Police plan extra patrols and a pedometer drive to promote health. Local vendors offer food and games as dancers perform.
Salen county opts to push a weekly public notices drive and a $710 000 project to support mule-related proposals. The piece mentions campaign activity in Salen and Prenton Trapt Week as well as a playful note about readers and a history of weekly papers at 2.00 a year era.
Store officials pledge constant staff and full shelves with new lines replacing retired ones. Shoppers can browse freely any time and expect fresh stock, ongoing novelty, and attentive help to choose items and save money for individuals or households.
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