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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
10
A historic sale notice lists numerous goods, prices, and vendors in a crowded list. Items include farm tools, furniture, and household loads with names such as Osborne and Moran noted among the participants. The fragmentary OCR offers scattered quotes and partial names, indicating a county fair like auction or market setting with dates around March 1907.
Fragmentary OCR text references Fintey J. Burd sale items and cadet training notes. Mentions of state and university locations, names like Delta University, patent related terms, and scattered dates such as May. The readable parts imply auction or sale activity with educational or military associations, but most specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
A damaged notice records a public sale and bidding terms tied to the New Jersey or Pennsylvania area in late 19th century. It mentions multiple dates, locations, and authorities and references a sheriff or official responsible for overseeing the sale. The text is garbled but indicates a scheduled sale, legal actions, and required payments or fines.
Auction notice items list a wide array of farming gear and machinery. Names such as James D. Rush, CLINE Clerk, and references to locations imply a rural sale with tractors plows and various implements on offer. The text mentions March dates and public sale procedures in a region likely tied to local auctioneers and farm stock.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a local sale or auction listing with references to Elmer Rinehart and various names, places, and items. The text mentions a turnpike, trolley line, various people, and a long list of objects, with dates and locations implied. The readable portions indicate a public sale event with many bidders and miscellaneous goods.
OCR reads as a disordered sale list from Isaac ZeHar’s auction. It names bidders and lots, describing items such as harnesses, wagons, carts, and farm equipment, with scattered numbers and partial prices. The text includes names like Manchis Hann and Clarke and mentions sale day cues and locations.
Mrs Margaree Whitu of Taulsbarn hosts guests on Sunday evening including Mr and Mrs J. CoButher and Mary Cartes, with movements across Brunswiels avenue and nearby streets. Mentions of gatherings, a creamery start, moves by several residents, and a list of visiting neighbors and relatives in a bustling community update.
A fragmented local society page lists weddings and guests in Buttzville with mentions of Mrs. Ca sister Aiea Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Campton and other relatives visiting kin. It notes illness cases and church services, with scattered names like George Market and Caleb Flav among the crowd.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mrs Ty Fe BAbrey and others, with names like Bronte and Stranitetarg, and references to locations and people. The readable portions suggest a damaged notice or social item with multiple individuals and unnamed events, but no clear actions or outcomes emerge.
Fragmentary report details a church sale and barter in Paterson area. Mentions individuals such as Mr Caristian and Mrs Mev, movement of goods, a church in Walnut Valley, and community events with scattered names and places. Text is garbled with missing words and punctuation.
A garbled local notice page from Stewartsville lists church activities, visits, and social events. It mentions the Teleran church, Hester, Mrs. Ta Tye, and other local names with scattered dates and locations, including a sale by Mes Minprint and various family mentions.
A fragmented note mentions Mr Cox and three children as guests after a social event. References include Rev. Cartenter of Washington and W McMartin, with plans for a morning service and a concert. The text also hints at a transfer of property and a deed, plus observations on community happenings and local names like Philipslure.
Rough OCR reads like a hampered public notice from Shavapisville area listing sale premises and items. It names Walter Alma, Alma, and local entities with scattered phrases about bids, due dates, and a monetary value. The legible parts suggest a bidding event tied to property and local figures amid garbled lines.
Frank Cline Clerk reports a public sale listing many items including onions, peas, onions Sekobl Palins, horse equipment, plows, cultivators, wagons, harnesses, ropes, pulleys, forks, shovels, animal feed, and various tools. The sale features horses, cattle, and farm gear with details on vendors and dates.
A historical notice advertising a sale at Bulmothy Petay on Saturday March 1907. The list mentions cattle including cows and calves, and notes auction details with names such as David Harrison and clerical staff. The fragmented OCR references various animals and items to be sold and identifies the auctioneer and helpers.
Fragmented OCR noise describes a sale event with references to Wednesday timing, items like meat, milk, eggs, cream, and various goods. Names and places are unclear, but the text centers on a sale day with price mentions, stock items, and vendor notes.
Auction notices list livestock and farming equipment including horses, cattle, hens, corn, a wheelwright and blacksmith tools, household furnishings, and kitchen goods. The sale by M Way at Mount Magan and Pierson is announced with terms and a forthcoming display of items.
Public sale of farm personal property including horses cattle hay seeds implements and tools on March 13 at Wilson at 12:40. Auction by Harvey Boyer with Phan Cline as clerk. Descriptions list numerous agricultural gear household items and seeds with terms to be announced day of sale.
An auction notice outlines a farm sale with items including a wheat binder art binder mower lay reke cultivators gasoline engine and fanning mill hay tools and farm gear. It lists 8 head of horses a bay mare two drivers 32 head of cattle 4 Berkshire brood sows and Chester sow hogs plus Plymouth Rock hens and household goods. Terms are net cash with conditions stated by auctioneers Piresol and Clark.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases about livestock, workers, and a place with scattered references to prices and dates. Core facts and entities are unreadable, hard to extract with confidence.
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