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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
5
Readable fragments describe local events, property notes, courting, and social notices in a small town, with references to Newton area residents, divorces, sales, and public meetings. Names of people and places such as Hagketitown Gleng Gathenetaa overlie scattered text about taxes, salaries, and local infrastructure plans amid a flood of garbled OCR.
Extracts cover a range of brief items including a canal discussion near New Orleans and a controversial tally by an enumerator. The notes mention a late week shipment of 60 000 barrels of clement for pan ning to New York and a court date looming as a witness refuses to answer.
Fragmentary OCR from a local page mentions Mrs Jacot Decker and Mise Nellis Chaston with brief health notes and visits. It notes Tina a smonth opcknes tae fan a position at Chasoul's and a family event affecting a tenant’s grandmother. Some names and places are garbled.
A fragmented, cryptic text appears to discuss requests or expectations, referencing names, items, and prices in a garbled way. It mentions brakes, pipes, and various products, with scattered names and places, forming a disjointed plea about adequacy and choice.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a weekend incident involving names like Mrs Thos Shatter and Mes That’s Frame. The text mentions a sudden paralytic stroke on a Saturday, a funeral at Tug Bridge for Mrs Noxhiet’s relative Elizabeth Sollididy, and a widow and aunt visiting nearby.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe back ache and kidney discomfort with references to remedies and a drug supplier in Warren County and Buffalo New York. It mentions women seeking relief and a pharmaceutical distributor as sole United States agents.
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