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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
4
List of grocery items with prices including puddings Heinz Prim Pudding and Best Cape Cod Cranberries. Promotions note oranges and various fruits and nuts. Advertising tone highlights low prices on beans, grapes, walnuts, apples, corn, peas, succotash, and canned goods from a mid 20th century paper.
Partial returns show Wenenawd trailing Roosevelt by a small margin in Pennsylvania with 2 657 lead. Martin tops McClare by 2 863. Roosevelt runs ahead 595, Wilkon carries Ware County by 2 657. total Wilson 4 662. Also notes on electric railway expansion and industrial employment as war talk rises.
Public sale will be held at Union Square Farm in Phillipsburg Warren County New Jersey on a Saturday afternoon. The listing describes approximately one hundred acres with improvements a barn and other farm structures and mentions proximity to Sclil Valley Morris Turnpike Slaw Churel Baston Washin tten and Philipsburg centers. The notice notes multiple parcels and a large tract with specific neighbors and a road route.
A damaged OCR snippet dated 1978 references a notification or notice to present information to a subscriber. The text is garbled with multiple names and phrases, mentioning a person named Edward and various scattered references to dates and actions without clear context or coherent event.
Local society notes record Mrs. Albert and Mrs. Fowler visiting in Bangor and Teas while Mr. Fred Fowler and families in Hagestown share days with kin. The piece lists numerous relatives across Philadelphia Philadelphia area and New Jersey with weekly interactions and weekend visits.
A fragmentary column lists church and community events. Items mention the Ald Society of the Baptist church hosting a prayer meeting at Mrs. Elmer Snyder’s home, a temperance meeting at Union Mission, and a revival-related lecture. Several ministers and leaders from area churches and associations are noted as attending or speaking at upcoming services and conventions.
An obituary reports the death of Scharrer at age in Newark area after two strokes, survived by a wife and five children including Tigene, Samuel, Max, Maude, and Kale. It lists numerous siblings and relatives and notes residence on Booy Linidin Ave and long-term links to Washingtion for 17 years. The fragmented OCR ends with thanks and family names across several towns and counties.
Fragmented text reports a community gathering with mentions of religious services at Missionary Presbyterian Church and a Salt Parade organized by the Wilson group. It notes a Delolay Commandery Knights Templar inspection and banquet, plus plans to build a new bridge over the Delaware River and a Pennsylvania railroad transfer discussion.
Fragmentary notice directs patrons to expect changes in daily duties and schedules. It mentions a future event on November 10 with unclear timing and references Crewe, pipelines, and maintenance duties. The text is garbled with missing words and partial names.
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