02 May 1912
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions tasers, BSA, regulations, and protests. It references safety, permits, and possible setbacks, with scattered proper names and phrases, but the text is garbled and partially illegible. The readable bits hint at regulatory concerns and public safety topics without clear events or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text notes Silk Rose items for Friday and Saturday at Kernal evn Wa cents. Mentions prices per unit, display window, ladies goods, and a variety of terms like sterling and VibMeal plas rod. Contexts appear cursory with many garbled words, likely a shop or market listing from a historical newspaper page.
An OCR filled with garbled text reveals a mosaic of town slogans, power mentions, water concerns, and regional quirks. Names like Phillipsburg and Easton appear amid scattered notes on local industry, transportation, cemeteries, and civic life, painting a blurred yet vivid picture of a county region.
The Mansfield Migdlant Society reports a horse theft during a late night at Amterian last Phinrs dry. A sorrel road horse with a white mane is missing along with a wagon and brush cart. A fifty dollar reward is offered for the return and another fifty for information leading to the thief. Newark detective speculates on suspects and Miller's Newark trip is noted.
Fragmented OCR reports youths from Ostend, aided by others, raided Belviderd avenue and shopwalks late Saturday night. They damaged storefronts, stole money, and fled toward the city, while authorities vow enforcement. The piece also advertises Child's Grocery offering reduced sugar and baking powder, with limited details.
A hectic session at the county court covered multiple suits linked to the Martins Creek area. Patrons heard details about a railroad accident injuring a worker, a fatality at a crossing, and a request for a new trial in a personal injury matter. Jury decisions awarded $801 to a child’s family. other cases proceed with motions for new trials and potential appeals.
Pilpsburg residents Niets-Stirker Joh Dies and Migh- 3 Evelyn Starker wed by Rev. J. Ti. Barr at Port Colden parish Saturday. Mrs Jets. is daughter of Jacob Starker of Port Colon. Context mentions Cannas, Verbenks, and spring gardening items from Bryan's Flower & Truck Farm at 282 Tash Washington Ave.
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