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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
10
The notice lists newspaper publications and vendors including public outlets in Washington and various towns such as Hackettstown Belvidere and Oxford. It mentions The Washington Star Charter and owner I Birgher and references multiple sellers like Weber's Nolan's Mollick's and Yorsley's.
A fragmentary 19th century style column lists various local notices including sales, deliveries, property changes, and social events. Mentions names like Jane Shields and Frank T. Haan, along with church activities, road advocacy, and a county murder case reference. The text weaves community trades, meetings, and personal notices with scattered street names and dates.
A garbled digest mentions a meeting at Stewirngitt tied to Myry month, a Ballter’e Wal event, and calls for higher summer rates. It cites Geo. AL Myrick and school departments, a Brannan grade tieup, and a Tawk Pump Artel New York gathering. Also notes a reunion, Water park plans, and local assignments with unclear details.
A garbled OCR page lists diverse notices including sales and auctions for horses carriages and wagons employment requests housework and farm tasks livestock for sale and eggs for hatching. It also contains rental notices and public sale announcements with scattered place names Washington Union Square and Glen.
A fragmented page of classified notices includes job ads, household and real estate listings, farm offerings, livestock, appliances, and services across Washington area. Entries mention dances and entertainments, milk company products, organ for sale, horses, hogs, and varied auctions with partial details and contact hints.
This piece argues that money spent unwisely wastes labor and production, urging young men to study earners who save. It portrays successful men in shops, stores, farms, banks, and professions as examples who count, with savings growing in strong banks and earning compound returns.
A jumble of classified items lists wedding invitations from Star Printery and various goods such as lumber shingles doors and building material. Other notices include real estate for sale, insurance and securities ads, and farm and hatchery offerings. Local businesses like Ben Vetter and Brunner & Brunner are named along with addresses and prices.
An old newspaper ad promotes the James H Johnston combination range showing coal or gas use, with the Detroit Tangel Stove Factory praised for its compact design and energy efficiency. It lists paints, home services, and garden products from Sherwin-Williams, Landreth seeds, and lawn mowers, signaling a general hardware and home goods catalog.
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