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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
3
The store promotes Mission Style furniture as durable and fashionable, not a fad. It highlights dining and library pieces, including chests, chairs, rockers, desks, pedestals, clocks, lamps, and china cupboards, along with rugs and carpets, suggesting wide selection and city-quality variety.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals Nav Tapton Hepbert Witecteoad and Mrs Coyethe, with scattered references to a Pelosi reunion, a turbine, and a visit by Lavisert. The readable items are sparse and names are unclear, forming a vague notice-like fragment.
The passage presents a garbled advertisement style piece mentioning Washington, Norway, and Foster-suburn Co. It references public endorsement, neuronal terms, and a fictional medical product "Kidney-Pits" with pricing in a sale by a New York agency. The readable parts show no coherent event or outcome.
Public notice declaring a chattel mortgage execution and sale of personal property in Delaware County. It lists a mortgage date and property including a mare, harvester, furniture, and farm assets. Sale to occur at the farm of Forward G. Fine near the Delaware River, with conditions of sale set by the mortgagee F. Fine and Otawan Van Board.
Executor Walter Walters announces the sale of the valuable farm of the deceased, located on a farm with a frontage of about one hundred acres suitable for dairying or farming. Improvements include a dwelling, barn, outbuildings, orchard and apple trees. Sale to occur on a specified date at the premises under legal notice.
The report details community gatherings in Bloomsburg and surrounding towns with church services, visits from notable figures, and weekly social activities. It notes a revival at a local chapel, a Presbyterian church jaunt, and various residents attending and hosting events, including Mrs. Walter and families.
Local items mention Asi Nakin and Vanthe vietted ee havents AL Pre Aioway Sayday. Suunrday saw Mead spend time with avenge A Te aleys and Stephen Wharlen passed Sunday with Me. Lena visited Wrens. Moria Grong of Tope will hat gi. chig Teen wid waftie supper in Wim. Moore's vacant house thht Thursday-evenkae. Shaders and daughter Ther savrents: Star and Thrieesa. Weak New York Warts, $2 a year in advance.
A fragmented notice mentions Hope near Mt Bie and a lake location with a planned gathering. It references residents, a court or event at night, and visiting individuals. The readable text implies an ongoing community occurrence tied to nearby places and people.
The readable fragments mention Chile and a winter context with references to names and places. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes, yielding a sparse notice-like snippet. It references months and potential individuals but no coherent incident or report can be derived.
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