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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
9
Fragment from a newspaper shows editor Charles L. Stryker and Frank G. Andrews, with a telephones line and subscription terms. It lists advance yearly pricing of $1.50 and six months at 75 cents, with a truncated note on terms.
Two prominent Newton residents Ar Bunnell editor of the New Jersey Herald and Miss Sara Estelle Clark wed at the Astor in New York. The ceremony featured friends and editors from the New Jersey Editorial Association, formalities, a breakfast, and a reception for relatives and intimate guests. Afterward the couple planned a brief home in Washington before settling at 11 Halsted Street Benton.
An auction notice promotes a forty acre property at 6640 feet elevation with orchard fruit shade farm buildings near railroad and trolleys. The ad lists terms through Derumer & McCobbey and references Philadelphia Sunday Record puzzle contests with weekly prizes and educational value.
A garbled 19th century account details Governor Mort Sigs Th Values and legislative action in New Jersey. It cites debates on education board appointments, alcohol sales restrictions, vehicle speed limits, fishing licenses, and rabbit stocking, with mentions of Ernest A Boom Prohibition worker and various senators opposing or supporting bills.
Mitess on Lov Ogden outlines the Ohio League's history and victories in temperance and local option efforts. He cites state trends, legislative dates, and the need for broader funding and education for prohibition programs. A fundraising sale follows, offering farm goods and livestock to support the movement.
A brief note references heating four kan by several methods. The text lists methods without detailed steps and mentions no specific dates or figures. The fragment implies experimentation or discussion about heating techniques.
A garbled market notice seeks a stock of electrical components and related items. It mentions wires, knobs, sockets, and electrical goods, indicating a general interest in supplies for a brokering business.
The text appears as a fragmented archival line with unclear names and places. It provides no coherent event or identifiable entities to form a proper news card. No verifiable people, organizations, or locations can be confirmed.
Fragmentary text describes galvanized gutters and leaders being erected by a group within a ten mile area. Mentions names Jimtable Hooke and Jhainer alongside vague actions about fastening material and putting up work.
Irregular OCR fragment describes sheet iron work and galvanized tanks, likely an ad noting services by a craftsman or shop. Mentions names and generic product types with unclear spelling. No clear date or place.
Fragmentary OCR mentions stock food terms and names like steel and Lantery. It appears as a disrupted market brief with unclear details about entities and actions. The readable parts hint at commodity notes without concrete figures or dates.
Fragmentary OCR lines discuss Purin Jarden and Lawn with odd phrasing. no clear event or facts discernible. Unable to determine persons places or actions from the readable portion.
In the quarter of the 3 Lute to estate of Wiiand Bar Dufford deceased creditors are notified under an order of the Surrogate of Warren County. Creditors must present claims to the administrator on or before December 9th, 1909 or be forever barred. Action also brought against the administrator by interested parties. Dated March 2, 1909. Administrator Daniel Spangenberg.
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