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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
6
Fragmented OCR passage mentions Hearty Babies and various disjoint phrases about people, clothing, smells, and sanitation. Largely unreadable, with stray names and garbled lines, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize. The snippet lacks coherent facts or identifiable subjects.
Blagestown community reports a Sunday meeting date of November 1 and notes on residents including Fred Herty returning from weeks away, Ty Hurlicautt leaving for Nevada for several weeks with family, and U. A. Schue ett visiting. Also mentions deaths, marriages, interments, and church activities, with social events and small-town observations across nearby towns.
Community social happenings include the Marksborg family and Mr and Mrs Norman VinGorden visiting Waterloo last week for a Friday evening event judged a social and financial success. Multiple residents such as Mrs Jr Wolf of Tioga and Elizabeth Lott of Blair Hall are noted in weekend gatherings and family visits. A surprise party for Mrs Anna Coursel is mentioned, along with a local marriage announcement between Maude Loni Hfneling and Vernest Arting Lewis, and several obituaries and cemetery notes referencing local figures and families from Marlboro, Morrisville, and surrounding towns.
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Fragmentary OCR item mentions Un ton town parks and school Maia fist with scattered references to Hardport and nearby towns. No coherent event or clear entities beyond place names.
Calebove Bottav Tas and Miss Juniils Gerown are among Emma oxford visits as Mrs Nephart attends Milludelhin fronds. Miss Elisabeth Harry and Miss Mary Cowell appear with other guests. church Sunday attended by Mrs John Bown and Edward Smith family. Edward Jones hosts quilting party for Mrs Widner. Ladies Society works on quilts for Thanksgiving supper.
Sunday visits by Mershot and Sargent families. local residents in Lealywetown and Dover with piano or doctor care. Town guests from other places, a church supper with chicken and pig roast. over 400 proceeds noted though over 10 dollars by two contestants for a biscuit quilt.
Sunday visit highlights include grandparents Earl Wildr and Mrs. Earl Shafer visiting in Mountain Date. Josiah Pack visited his sister Mrs. Richard Green on Wednesday. A recent supper at Nathan Fort's raised about $35 with $4 taken elsewhere. Seemingly a note on upcoming wills and new members, totaling 22, to be received soon.
An odd promotional notice claims a positive cure using combined ingredients and a popular brand. It touts a special trial bottle offer priced at 26 cents instead of the regular $1.90 and promises rapid results, with endorsements attributed to a Meeker in Washington.
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