Unclear Local Gazette Feeds Denver Area Names
Fragmentary OCR list mentions multiple towns and person names without a coherent event. Readable items include editor references and a publication office, with scattered local names and suppliers.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR list mentions multiple towns and person names without a coherent event. Readable items include editor references and a publication office, with scattered local names and suppliers.
Community notices detail sales, auctions, and property transfers in Scranton and nearby townships. Includes church and civic events, obituaries, family announcements, and personal moves. Major names include Bowers, Thomas Thompson, and various local residents.
A damaged fragment references legal actions in the city and mentions names such as Hall and Baron. The legible text hints at authentication of a resignation dated December and references a doctor or pharmacist and medical cures. The overall context appears to be a legal or medical notice with limited readable details.
A garbled early 20th century classified page lists a mix of sale notices, job requests, lost items, and services. Entries mention a restaurant advertisement, furniture, farm animals, real estate, and household help, with scattered addresses such as Washington, Belvidere, Budd Lake, and Belviders, N. Th. The text preserves names like Star offices and Mrs John W. Kner, and references dates and prices amid unclear fragments.
A sprawling OCR fragment lists various ads and notices: sale items including a carload of assorted fertilizers and a 1000 plant raspberries, shingle and lumber stock, livestock for sale, and small ads for rental housing and loans. The irregular text mentions locations in Washington and nearby towns, with multiple names and contact hints. The jumble includes farm, poultry, and household goods listings, plus a few notices for auctions and services.
The American Bankers Association notes savings deposits total over fifteen billion dollars with Americans holding about 40 percent of global accumulation. The secretary warns readers to consider whether their own provisions are secure and wisely invested, citing banks like Old First National Bank of Washington with near two million in resources ready to assist.
An OCR damaged trades page offers services in tin roofing gutters and sewer connections. It lists seeds and planting supplies including Green Mountain seed potatoes at 3.75 per bag and various garden items. The ad mentions prompt service and stocking pipe for sewer connections.
The advertisement lists cattle feed and hardware items including 2 and 9 inch stock wire, galvanizing claims for Pittsburgh Electric Weld, and open hearth steel quality. Cooking ranges priced from 15 to 27 dollars with money-back guarantee. Paints and local builders’ projects praised, plus a fresh carload of Portland cement and International poultry products offered for sale.
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