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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
6
Long column lists numerous acquaintances visiting and staying with families in the area. Guests from New York Philadelphia Newark and beyond attend parties, dinners, and church events while planning travels to Lake George, Ocean towns, and the coast.
An advertisement urges customers to buy Williams Granulated flour for nutritious bread. It claims every sack guarantees good quality with a good taste and asks readers to request it from their grocer. The notice references a Washington Union Mission festival and notes a last Wednesday date with a price fragment.
The text describes a drowning near a dyke via a person named Wilbert Applegate and mentions a young Appleton tied to Pea Morrie. A funeral or private event followed a time of inquiry, with references to a shore rescue, a life resident of Mayral lows, and relatives Nebriuskis. The report mixes names and places with unclear chronology.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an election event with mentions of a park meeting, a delegate, and possible notices about candidates including names and dates. The text is garbled but indicates political activity and public notices connected to a local election.
Advertisement seeks a farm within ten miles of Washington at a low price. Mentions inquiry by U. H. Buck of St. Bloyd Hoel Washington XN and requests number of rooms in the house.
A fragmented report outlines a grim scene at a market and harbor area with references to a fire or disaster. Names such as Mrs Ang and several local places appear in garbled form, hinting at a tragedy or violent incident and ongoing public concern.
A partially readable OCR fragment lists multiple personal names and locations with garbled connections. It mentions individuals such as Edward Hiral, Mie Mivy, Mrs. Mota Joni Bp, and Mr Tinwick, along with places including Philipsinger and Hardlebuey, suggesting a social or family notice with scattered identifiers.
Fragmentary report mentions Mrs Ciwe Ateasart of Newark visiting relatives and hosting at Mp. mat Mrs Divi Baers, with several others named. References to community events, church activities at SLR chapel, and a health ad about kidney care are included in a miscellaneous local column.
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