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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
5
The notice details a public sale of dwellings and stores set for Saturday March 3 1917. It names parties and locations involved, with bidding and sale conditions referenced and a safety reminder on the event.
A lengthy garbled OCR page lists numerous personal names, places, and fragments of events. It mentions individuals such as Marie Hes, Gat Pe, and Pieter UE Doe alongside scattered place references and odd phrases, reflecting a damaged historical record.
A damaged OCR page describes an administrator's sale with scattered details across many names and places. The text mentions Worys, Semtirereina, and Pennines with various items and bids. The fragmentary record suggests a court or estate sale process with dates and participants, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Robert McClure sale and a murder reference with scattered branding and names. The legible parts are insufficient to determine a coherent event, date, or location, yielding a highly partial record with multiple garbled elements and no clear narrative.
The readable portions describe a voter related matter with mentions of August and dates, plus references to places and people. The text is garbled and leaves many names, dates, and actions unreadable, offering only a faint glimpse of a public notice context.
A long readable fragment lists names of residents, visits, and social notes from Somerville and surrounding towns. It mentions Misses Currin and Roget, Mrs. May, and several families, along with weekly gatherings and travel to nearby locales. The passage preserves community chatter without a clear single incident.
Fragmented diary style column lists names, events, and visits with scattered dates and places. Occasional references include families, social gatherings, and local personalities. The legible portions sketch a busy weekend with relatives and neighbors across towns.
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