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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Ske Mashiigtont Star Rao Otten Publicnion Baint Area Neiewestoitiles Mittee Hooda Anil O'Neil Washington Water Nolan alackettxtowny Mollick Netvitero Melnel a Ox ford Yelstey Port Gauldet PHA.
A long, garbled OCR fragment references Scranton coal, local figures, and civic notices. It mentions James I Shields, Alan White, Marvin Mor, and others in varied contexts. The text also touches on political activity, town events, miners, hospitals, and upcoming conventions, but specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
A dense array of late 19th or early 20th century classifieds shows requests for help, real estate, livestock, farm tools, and personal items. The fragment lists wanted ads for workers and sellers, sale notices, horse and poultry listings, farm equipment, and household goods with location cues in Washington and nearby towns.
A scammer posing as a Treasury Department secret agent duped a well to do farmer in Winsted by claiming counterfeit ring investigations. The farmer handed over about 400 dollars for inspection and received a Treasury receipt to hold. The tale highlights the danger of fast told schemes and urges safer banking.
A chaotic OCR bundle shows bank notices sales listings and ads for insurance houses furniture and meat markets. Names like First National Bank Washington Cameron Engineers Washington N J and Ray's Fish Market appear alongside requests for hires and restaurant notices.
Fragmented ad copy touts fur sale with urgent boastful lines and prices claimed as bargains. Mixed letters and typos obscure details but imply a promotional push to buy fur sets.
Advert says overcoats are moving quickly with shoppers urged to hurry to get the best selection. Stores emphasize value and timely purchase as inventory dwindles.
Large and complete line of gloves and blankets advertised with price drops on double barrel guns and hammer duns. Mention of former prices and current sale prices aims to attract customers to view the assortments before buying.
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