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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
2
A fragmentary report lists special missionary services at Mirae Lutheran church Sunday evening and notes many visitors and social events across town, including gatherings at homes of Tilak, Greene, and Walsh families, a Presbyterian fundraiser, and distant relatives visiting. Several obituaries and funeral notices appear among the community items.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a funeral in Belvidere and a gathering in Rel Atens ial on Wednesday. It references Mr and Mrs and a date around November 16 with stormy weather expected next Friday night.
The session of the church will meet Saturday afternoon. Eugene Spangenberg of Washington was the guest of John Midle on Sunday. James Spangenberg taught at the local school. Nellie Spangenberg has returned from Newark visiting her sister Mrs Ward Jitchen and daughter Mary. Mrs Frederick Mackey, formerly of this place, visited old friends. Mrs Mackey and son Saudder will reside in Newark.
Fragmentary ad style copy urges female voters to back Dr King’s tonic claim for vitality and wellbeing. Mentions relief from backache constipation and cold symptoms with claimed appetite and system tonic benefits. Unclear branding and garbled names appear in the readable portion.
The store promotes all wool suits in new models at 10.75 and 12.50 dollars. Two additional lines added include a 16.50 grey tinged suit and an 18.00 blue and black specimen. Higher priced options reach 26.00, 28.50 and 35.00 dollars, featuring various colors and fabrics.
A miscellany of community items, visits, gatherings, and obituaries. Mentions include residents of Purbiwin and nearby towns, social calls in Washington and Rutherford, church and club events, a chicken supper by the Maravhin Grange, deer hunting reports, and local business notes. Also notes Miss Eva Sturker in Phaidinsbury and Buckley funeral in Rutherford.
Castoria, bears the signature of Chas. 1. Pletener for over thirty years. John Ziegler was ion dane. Myrtle Jeipp and Rath Sill visited Alinesville on Saturdays. Benllett cut vig etc. Also notes on Mrs Woy visiting with parents. Sarah Fapsen and daughter returned home after a week at Huntington with Mr and Mrs Win Shimor. Abram Edinger’s grandson injured Sunday night in Jummlneg from a fast train collision near the Pu itateone creek bridges.
The firm proclaims a phenomenal rise in business quality and value from its new rug assortments. It claims more variety, better color presentation, and a larger selection than competitors, highlighting a strong third floor display and winter sales.
An ad promotes Goodyear rubbers in multiple styles and sizes for women men and children including extra light medium and heavy weights. Prices range from 55 to 85 cents with tan and white options and rear of Main Street.
The brief fragment suggests a local farm or agricultural note with a near miss or even tie in a farming context. The readable text is limited and does not provide clear entities or events to anchor names, places, or dates.
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