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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
3
A public sale is announced to liquidate farm stock and farming implements due to health. The event begins on November 18 at a listed location with items including cattle poultry tools and miscellaneous farming gear. Items described include cows shovels rakes and wire fencing along with household goods. The notice lists several names and purchasers expected to attend.
Public sale notice outlines a Good Farm public sale with details scattered in OCR text. The readable items reference sale actions and plainly indicate a scheduled sale event with involved parties and locations, though many lines are garbled.
A local real estate listing describes a 91 acre farm sale with a large frame barn various outbuildings and cultivated fields. The notice lists roads nearby and an extended property boundary with water access and a walkable lane to the barn area. The document references heirs and property ownership by a family line and notes bids by interested buyers.
Real estate sale by administratrix of Margeret Hog Ies estate to satisfy claims. Court sale on Oct day at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at Windsor County courthouse, lot bounded by Chestnut Avenue and a Dela wire line, running north to south forty feet wide and 100 feet along the avenue. Property formerly owned by ex Sheriff Sweeney deceased, conveyed to Daniel Sweeney et al and later to Margaret Trivan. Sale for cash with no liens, notice filed by Nellie Cushings administratrix.
Petition filed in New Jersey Chancery requests a decree dissolving marriage. The respondent is named as husband. Stryker is listed as solicitor for the petitioner. Proceeding set for December next with notices issued to a defendant husband.
A national committee forms to aid Bishop Brent in missionary efforts among the Dunppines and Moro tribes. He seeks support for evangelical work and modern amenities while promoting peace, education, and health initiatives.
A maritime note announces a new canal line between Pa and Norway with four steamers to operate via Pagan Estrel to Vache te Kpot. The service aims to run toward the Pacific coast by way of coal, planning operations in November under Captain A. Resta.
A Harvard student declines to pronounce a name, sparking discussion of identity. The article notes campus figures and a list of notable peers, hinting at broader debates about tradition and inclusion on campus.
A 30 30 rifle used in a bear hunt near Moke Pellet, Washington ends as the hunter fires seven shots. The bear dies after the seventh bullet strikes, and Percy runs two miles in seventeen minutes to his father’s home in a panic. The animal weighed about 225 pounds after skinning.
A Bangor hospital case reports John Guest losing a foot and an eye after an injury. The hospital notes detail the surgical removal and subsequent confessions by two other patients, Pronk and Relker, tied to the event and ether procedure.
A boy who broke his neck during a dive died after weeks of illness in a New York hospital. The incident occurred at a local pool when he attempted a difficult dive. A coroner’s inquiry is expected to determine the exact cause and responsible party.
The son of J. F P, a member of the W relins Fieri or Jackson township, Rus County, bought into a farm co op with 160 acres and a $10000 share. He applied scientific home study from the University of Illinois to manage his father’s farm and raised earnings by 40 percent, earning praise as a model of industry.
An unnamed individual uncovers a scheme involving defective pearl enameling and fraudulent goods in Paris. Police seize numerous pearls prepared for the pinquet, valued at 80 000 francs, with one batch declared at 13 000 francs.
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