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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
1
The item urges readers to vote early and often in a lengthy, satirical civic pamphlet style piece. It references various names, places, and events in a jumbled mosaic, with repeated invocations to cast ballots and participate in the process.
A garbled report notes ACOs binding for transiee in a pelagicdes replacement project near Nat Wai. Readable fragments highlight a lab focus and potential coordination with a conference team.
A garbled ledger of names and places hints at a Newark area athletic event and a public forum. References to teams venues and dates appear unclear but suggest a regional meet with local officials and community interest.
The readable text mentions a bake or roast event with references to people and places, including names like Peak SW and 44 Srcaind AV, plus scattered phrases about tasting, testing, and notices. Details are garbled, but it implies a community gathering with judging or demonstrations.
A chaotic OCR glimpse shows a Salt River parade with scattered names and phrases. The text references numerous individuals, places, and items in a garbled sequence, including mentions of readers and event fragments, with no coherent narrative or clear outcome.
In a disjointed memorial, obituaries mention Steward WS Heth and mourners at Glen Cathedral. The text recalls a grand jury duty death, noting funeral details, ages, and local residents paying respects after services.
Fragmentary text references Annee and Abs Astonia with names like Kya Menghie and Ake. Mentions a march, a committee, and a 2h time marker. The passage also alludes to Waray and a political body named Committhee of Lanier Ah Aaciot with a cryptic 1-1-2 sequence.
Obituary notes the death of Waldo Rush after a period of illness. Funeral services conducted at local church with family and friends paying respects.
A funeral is planned for Wilde this afternoon, with details noting his death after a hospital operation intended to save his life. The article recalls close friends and family, and mentions Chappotle and other relatives among those paying respects.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Sommer factory and associated workers, equipment, and operations. It mentions a Cyunier Me woodwork setup, employees, and various vague references to locations such as Hoboken and Washington. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
A lengthy Supreme Court hearing addressed the Freemolders Gases dispute with references to indictments, defendants, juries, and legal notices. Attorneys for both sides argued proceedings, while public notices and local counsel prepared for the next trial phase and potential verdicts.
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