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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text describes a dated transportation or meeting notice with scattered names, places, fares, staterooms, and event mentions. It references seats, tickets, a route or schedule, and potential costs, but the text is garbled and hard to parse for precise facts.
A garbled report details a convention with attendees and multiple names. The text references Missbotiery de Detarassed and Jerges Mer Herst among others, with scattered mentions of stations, officers, and regional groups. The piece reads as a jumbled capture of a meeting and its attendees.
Community notes show preparations for a ceremony at Port Colden with key attendees including Mrs. Jasob Farmer and Jane Parker of Backville. Reports mention visits, family gatherings, and a bridge construction committee meeting led by BR Thutcher as plans proceed for a new county bridge project in HULL Gadolumbin area.
Fragmentary text notes a farewell surprise and a missionary event led by Mrs Auteud and Mr Auteud this week. Mentions a move to a location called Teerstivee and a person named Trego securing a position. Other readable names include Betty and Patty in streets or gatherings.
The fragment describes a local ordinance enforcement with penalties for noncompliance, including failing to report violations and submitting incomplete or incorrect entries. It references property and clothing, mentions a court or authority, and notes penalties for nonadherence.
A Thursday event outlines a Washington area school excursion involving a Breus group and a teddy bears parade. The notice mentions transportation and a presiding organizer with related scheduling notes.
An old ad promotes tablets for constipation and bile issues from druggists in Toledo. It lists vendors Kilman Marvin wholesale druggists and police halls as sellers and urges readers to request a free sample. The language resembles a patent remedy pitch common in historical newspapers.
Fragmentary text recalls solemn acts at a cemetery with wreaths and honors for departed service members. Names such as Dorie Dyke Lanier and Cara Wilke appear in garbled form, with scattered references to bouquets, preparations, and a ceremony led by an unidentified group.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a private sale or partials related to a house on Yacuuns Avenue formerly owned by an individual with initials M. D. Tattler and a name Char M. Tuttle. The text mentions kitchen utensils and household items in a dwelling.
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