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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
4
The notice describes a large sale event and asset liquidation with numerous individuals and entities named, including mentions of a sheriff sale and real estate items. It references bids, dates, and locations, but the OCR text is highly garbled, making exact items and outcomes unclear.
Partial OCR text shows fragmented names and event details likely a court or public notice. Readable items include a wedding era reference and a Monday or Friday date, but essential facts and participants remain unclear due to severe garbling.
A dense OCR fragment reports scattered 19th century local notices and people across places such as Jenny Theatre and New York. It mentions letters from Frenda and Frau Jahn, with references to hospitality, travel and medical or social remarks. The text includes names like Jenny, Maud, and Mrs. Elbert Albertson, plus references to events, church services, and visits in a noisy collection of dated items.
Berkeley housewife Mrs N Edmunds reports relief after Vinol tonic. She says it restored appetite and sleep, improving daily work. The ad urges nervous women to try the liver and iron tonic with a money back guarantee from F Nevens & Meerer, Washington MN.
A long, dense fragment lists church services, a funeral and burial, family notices, anniversaries, visitors, and community events in Allentown area. Names such as Trev. AL. Ny. Lensham, Mrs. Blurley, Miss Lucy Howell, and Mrs. Win Wyiditer appear among social gatherings, birthdays, and civic references with scattered locations like Newark and Camp Dix.
Readable fragments show names Myrtle, Nixon, Port Coton, Washington, funeral attendance for Mrs. Erien, and mentions of families and neighbors in a neighborhood scene. Odd spellings and garbled places suggest a loose social or obituary notice from a township page. The text includes names, dates, and local surnames with scattered events and a funeral reference.
A fragmented column lists residents, officials, and social happenings in Bloomseatly. It mentions court figures, a poundkeeper, mill reports from New York trips, birthday celebrations, and visits by relatives. The jumble includes names like Kathryn Micitrite and Mrs Dennis, with social details and local civic mentions.
A compilation of land transfers across multiple towns including Knowlton Washington Borough Harmony and Philipsburg. Names such as Jana Kennedy Ruth Suton and William Shipman appear with various dates in 1911 1917 and 1918 detailing conveyances and trusts.
Readable text describes a distorted fragment of a local report. Names and precise events are not recoverable, leaving only scattered phrases about a road, local action, and possible timings without coherent context.
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