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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
4
Fragmented town diary recounts visitors and engagements with names such as Henry Pence, Moule, Carpenter, Scott, and Anderson. Mentions weddings, household preparations, and a public sale of property on Chatel Street opposite Strus slerlad church, plus birth notices and community happenings through a busy week.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Springtown and several personal names. Readable items include references to individuals like Mabel Ladue and Mrs. Wenry, with scattered mentions of relatives and a Sunday gathering. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
The notice advertises a public sale in Springtown selling horses including a bay roadster and brood mares with foal, cows and heifers, hay, tools, hayracks, plows, harnesses, wagons, carriages, and miscellaneous farming gear. Terms are to be announced on sale day by Joel N T Mamlen a local agent.
Auction listing describes the sale of live stock machinery and farm implements at Godfrey farm Stewartsville Heights on Michel 20, starting at a.m. sharp. Items include two wagons, cultivators, plows, corn planters, scales, harness, saws, and multiple horses and cattle with weights. Terms announced day of sale by Edward L Reimel Sr along with auctioneer Coleman and clerk Frank Cilne.
A garbled OCR notes a Clinton area social scene with mentions of residents and visitors. It records family visits, appointments, a council meeting, a resignation and election, church events, a funeral and obituaries, and various local happenings in a Elizabethan era tone with scattered names like Myra Pred Hogtman and Mrs. Short.
The piece lists common cold related illnesses and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure. It then shifts to a jumbled mix of local notices, social events, weddings, and names such as Miss Mary Poss, Samuel dehen, and Catherine Tulslarr. The text references community meetings, church notices, and upcoming entertainments with scattered names and dates.
Mrs Minnie Bichlin was ill for several days last week Mr and Mrs Robert Hawi entertained friends from New York Hamtion Alpaugh spent Reachday and Sunday with Mise Peart Mrs Edw Howard ill for past week not much improved Mr Tirank AWoWon spent Saturday and Sunday with sister Caldan 9 There was large attendance in jtte memberance sermon by Rev divgh Walker Sunday night freight delayed here due wreck at Pine Hollow Friday evening None wuog in wt Yeomans of Bloomsbury ALG Fe church will give entertain ment in Eghearidle cluset on Saunas eve Maria F Mlis Sarah Snyder died suddenly at home of Reuben Broteman heart trouble on the day Te years funeral services Sunday afternoon burial in Togas ville cemetery
Fragments from a Mountain region page recount a dramatic medical claim by Stullman Green of Malachite claiming Dre King's New Discovery cured his fatal illness. The item blends local names, social notes, and miscellaneous events including visits, neighbors, and family mentions from Mountain Auk and nearby communities.
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