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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows a sale event linked to Homer E. Rush with references to items and a ceremony. Readable parts indicate a public sale setting and possible attendees or dates, but exact specifics are missing, requiring caution in interpretation.
Partial readable lines indicate a property sale managed by Henry Sowers facing delays and unresolved bids. No clear bidders or final outcome are visible, with fragments mentioning an auction environment and potential court involvement.
Fragmented OCR shows an upcoming sale notice with readable fragments naming Henry Incho and Pekin paths. Details are unclear but indicate a public sale and local officials involved.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a sale notice with scattered names, places, and items. No coherent lot list or clear dates. content appears as garbled equipment and person references from a sale advertisement.
Fragmented OCR text shows a sale notice for C Felphick with unrelated garbled strings. The readable bits indicate a public sale and involvement of local buyers or bidders, but no clear dates, places, or full names are extractable.
Fragmentary OCR notice mentions a sale led by Enock C Wandling with unreadable accompanying text. Names and details are obscured, leaving vague references to legislation and a public sale action.
Readable fragments mention Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Grover among local residents, with references to a vigil and upcoming gatherings. The text lists names, places, and dates, indicating a community notice or social event roundup from a historical page.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a wedding or family event with scattered names and dates. Key proper nouns are unreadable, but the piece references a Sunday service and a family noting a significant occasion. The text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Abe and Bo Tehesae of Pow 4 Vand, with references to a son Abe and a daughter Wea, implying a family event or notice. Names such as Peter Ates, Macnabee Dib, and Steuart appear in distorted form. Details are unclear but suggest a genealogical or obituary style item from a small community page.
The notice notes Castoria, used for over thirty years, and mentions Adiwoyas bought. It references Mrs Dal Cis and other unclear names in a historical advertisement fragment.
Story fragment details a patient named Lydia Se Pastin in Vonmile Georgia and Mrs Woes Lispeny. It mentions backache sickness over months and a struggle with an operation and treatment. The text references doctors deans and a hospital setting with unclear dates and places.
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