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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes report a planning dispute over a new freight house in Covent Station and the Pennsylvanian line. Vague references mention a plea, a judge, and transportation officials to authorize work while local figures debate costs and routes.
An old ad notes Buck las Arnica Salve as a quick healer for wounds, sores, and skin ailments. It mentions various injuries and conditions and lists Jenkins & Mookor's as a supplier.
A heavily corrupted block mentions venues and events with scattered phrases about a park, heating, and schedules. Readable pieces reference The Jurk, Camden, and winter comfort, but essential details are missing or unclear.
A fragmented report notes ongoing activity around town as workers assemble new utilities and wiring for a major electric project. It mentions community figures, locations like Port Morris and Columbia Port, and warnings about heavy wires affecting nearby areas, with several named residents referenced in passing.
A lengthy, fragmentary column covers social events and local people. It mentions marriages, visits, church activities, weddings, and community gatherings with names such as Newtoof and Calvinsity, plus references to local families, sermons, and upcoming church events. The text also references visitors and residents traveling, plus a few scattered details about civic meetings and day services.
An OCR garble lists names, places, and events including Elian beth F and Gettysburg references. It mentions a May to October schedule, a July 1 departure for Europe, returns around early October, and various local figures from Newark Plainfield and nearby towns.
Descriptions mix wedding announcements and scattered local events from Neigiumnoling Counties. Includes references to a wedding in Newton with a ceremony at Ue Wolghet and Sussex Roaleter, plus fragmented notes on damage, vehicles, and residents, all rendered in a hazy OCR style.
A garbled OCR item preserves scattered names and terms such as Uncle Mike and local references. Core facts and locations are unreadable, leaving only partial names and vague hints of a public notice or tidbit without clear dates or actions.
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