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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
15
The fragmented front page text outlines political contention over railroad tax proposals and related hearings. It references Governor Blakes, legislative debate, and potential fiscal impacts while noting procedural steps and public interest.
Disjointed OCR text references a controversial Children’s Home and ongoing investigation. Mentions Northwestern region groups, families, and a plan to reform spelling and dictionaries. Indicates long history with thousands of children and debates over oversight and funding.
A vintage advertisement highlights a Saturday only anniversary sale offering women’s wear and lingerie. Items include spring knit tops, embroidery trim, white blouses, and assorted dresses with discounts and varied fabrics, aiming to celebrate 46 years of business with special prices and door weekends.
A convoluted report describes a death at Middle Valley and details church and mission activities. It mentions local families, ministers, and community events, with notes on meetings, Sunday services, charity efforts, and public notices about jury terms and public work.
Readable fragments describe farm practices and preparations for spring planting. Topics include rye and corn planting, manure use, crop rotation, and garden bed management. The text mentions buyers in Marvel, labor, and general home economy hints alongside advertisements.
A damaged notice indicates a public sale to dispose of bank and other stock from the estate of Caroling ey Meats. The sale occurs at Union Square in Phillipsburg at 1 o'clock in the afternoon on a specified date, with shares in Belvidere National Bank and Peters Water Company listed among items.
The piece describes sowing peas in cool moist soil during spring and advises on varieties to ensure good yields. It notes timing pointers and hints at garden planning for a family plotting, with a casual, instructive tone about timing around mid July.
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