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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
8
An OCR fragment from 36 East Washington Ave lists varied ladies garments such as undergarments and wrappers with unrelated garble and price hints like 13¢ to 35¢. The text also references items like shirts and vests with scattered prices and sizes.
Moravia parish selects Hosenierry of Baxton as organist as local notices report retirements and changes. Other items recount dog poisoner incidents, a Dover death and a planned plant operation, with board actions, road incidents, and county officials detailing upcoming county projects and payments.
A damaged collection of notes reports health concerns about Senator Wins Meyelunsen of TMaekenss and hints at a gubernatorial bid. It mentions road repairs funding, a police commissioner, and transit details amid garbled text and stray names.
The item notes railroad officials and lines with delays and openings. Lehigh Valley plans to open Belle sequel Park in May with community preparations. Central projects include rail routes and locomotive water supply. public notices mention workers and dates.
A fragmented news piece lists names, places, and events across neighboring counties. It references court cases, political notices, and social happenings with scattered names like John Birdwin Pewray and George Tebbits, along with various dates and locales, all presented in a mosaic of OCR errors.
A list of property conveyances records transfers between multiple parties including Chas Meheler Lena Taylor Gustav Meyane Cathrine Scultelhoter Robers Narva and others. Dates range from March to November with transfers across towns such as Philadelphia and Greunwich and values noted in several entries.
A dubious claim recounts a household using Hlustric Bitters after doctors said the edema case was hopeless. The narrative suggests gradual improvement after several bottles, ending with a claimed cure and references to local druggists and sellers.
Long Belvidere column with scattered items on postal work wage votes school board appointments and local events. Mentions teachers and salaries, district funds, and a pension list while noting snow closures and road conditions. References include names like Mr. Wohl and Mrs. Rush and local venues and streets.
Mrs Samah Weaver and Richard Green with family hosted guests from Delnor Green and Hackettstown. Miss Mirna Wlais hosted Miss Duthn Banghart from Sacerday with weekend companions.
Fragmented OCR text mentions alimony, divorce, and a questioned query about regular payments. It includes references to an appendix and named entities like Jenkins, Cartier Pharymys, and Riye, but coherence is limited. The readable fragments suggest civil proceedings or financial obligations but lack clear actions or outcomes.
Community glimpses list visits and entertainments in Bethel and Phillipsburg. Mentions Josh & Co showing at Fogo on June 1, Grace Meta Osman hosting friends, Guligk entertaining Hackettstown visitors, Clara Hann Spat and Elizabeth Oreveling noted at local gatherings.
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