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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
10
Local items note a public meeting schedule in Velvidere for November 14 on governance forms and road projects. Reports mention repairs in towns, bids on a concrete bridge, and a vote background for county leadership. Observations include postal concerns, school and church activity, and a charity drive schedule.
Fragmented text lists church activities and sermons for the week. Mention of Miathoulisé and Deeds, visits after Wednesday, an Episcopal event for Se. Peter's, and August or November services. Includes Christain services, choir, youth meetings, and conventions with updates on pastors and events.
Fragmented readable text mentions names and places but lacks coherent facts. It references a ceremonial scene and possible opposition or avoidance of protests but details are unclear. The garbled lines hinder extractable events, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR references ancient time-keeping concepts and a likely misread list of terms. The passage mentions clocks or calendars, with scattered names and places, but details are unclear and many words appear garbled.
A distorted OCR passage appears to reference an obituary or death notice with unclear names and details. The text includes scattered phrases about a real card, tides, and a social context but lacks coherent facts or identifiable individuals.
Fragmented text shows a literary or catalog entry with garbled names and phrases. The readable portion references a library, some travel or transit terms, and a signature “Robert Hurtan.” The overall sense is incomplete and lacks a clear narrative or event.
A garbled relic mentions a titled instruction volume for young readers and a governess incident with partial phrases about glowing ladies and a buried scene. The readable parts hint at secret meanings in a Victorian era context, but the text remains unclear and fragmentary.
An advertisement touts Harmony Sham and Beau iier hair products promising shiny slick hair with rose fragrance. It claims cleansing lathers deep into scalp, no harm, money back guarantee, and availability at Harmony stores in Boston and beyond.
Notice states that the accounts of the subscriber administrator of Peter Shublin deceased will be audited and stated by the Surrogate and reported to the Orphans Court of Warren County. The hearing is set for Friday December 5 at 10 oclock in the term of September for settlement and allowance. Dated October 29, 1912 Edward W Sharps Administrator.
garbled text mentions socialite club, riders association, park, scouts, Lenpertiint pearl, and various distorted names. It appears as a damaged page fragment describing events, people, and places with no clear narrative.
A cluttered classified page lists farm sales and public auctions in Warren County and surrounding areas. Items include horses, cattle, farm equipment, and a public sale notice for a farm near Penwell, with references to buyers, sellers, and local brokers.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the First National Bank of Washington and references to a condition or receipt related to New Jersey, plus partial names and dates. The readable text is highly garbled, with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
A broad posted trespass notice lists numerous individuals and farms including Stock & Poultry Farm near Franklin Scholle Alfred Cole and J. R. Sunn spree Jackson Valley, Lebanon, Vienna, Schooley’s Mountain, Port Murray, Bridgeton and other local properties. It warns against hunting fishing trapping or any entry without permission and notes penalties per line.
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