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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
4
The text presents a fragmented local notice listing numerous names, places, and events with little coherent context. It reads like a crowd of individuals and locations mentioned in a wide, jumbled column or social notes without a clear single event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text describes visits, family mentions, and funeral notices around Springtown with names such as Venshiljis, de Ghas, Fahy, Ver peurentis, Gailfrey, Howell, Anderson, Anderson, and Storker. References to Milford, Somerville, and Daester appear amid scattered dates and events.
Fragmented text describes various people and events during a summer season. Mentions Mrs George and son Charles, Heaney de Henschel, Sondiay with his brother, and Mrs Coorg. references to New York residents Palmer and Jkuwerd. Line men for Engosraliteindes appear, plus mentions of a town by a river and a summer home.
Messy OCR fragment records social gestures in New York and Ashury area in a chain of unnamed guests and domestic events. Mentions Miss Melon Marecents Char Card followed by a string of names and vague travel references across towns and residences.
Fragmentary text describes Vienna notices including anniversaries and local events. Names and places are garbled but reference to dates, people, and locations imply community notices about upcoming or recent occurrences and acknowledgments.
Government seeks men and women workers across departments offering steady pay. The campaign highlights entry level positions with clear salary lines and opportunities for advancement. Officials promise accessible training and strong job stability in municipal and state services.
Public sale under order of the Warren County New Jersey Court will occur Saturday May 7 between 12 and 6 PM on the premises Townstown Township in Warren County. The estate includes 125.42 acres and the appurtenances formerly conveyed by Jane Swavza and wife in 1806 with adjoining lands formerly owned by Teanbun Runyon Nath an Hoyt and others. The sale is conducted by trustees Caper and Swartsweller.
A fragmented legal notices list shows transfers of real estate and business interests with dates in 19th and 20th century formats. Names include D. Steven and wife, Merleto Windexton, and THM Ipslurs Supply & Construction Co, with stated sums and locations in New York and Pennsylvania.
Notice is given under a court order that all persons with claims against the estate of John Howers late of Warren County deceased must present them to the executors Tomil Bowers and Lafavye Bowers on or before December 23, 1910. Failure to do so will bar their action.
Executors Levi Rush and Ruse announce a settlement audit of the John J. Stush estate. The Surrommnte will audit accounts and distribute allowances in Warrang County on the specified June date.
The readable text fragment shows financial figures and mentions liabilities, deliveries, and suppliers but lacks a complete context or entities to identify the event, people, or organizations involved.
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