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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
9
Fragmentary notice from The Washington Star lists names Stryker wener andretts Laval Ratilots. Details and context are unreadable in the surviving OCR segment.
The article reports the death of Mr Dryden a Newark resident and former head of Widows and Orphans Friendly Society. He was born in Farmington Maine and built a career with Prudential Insurance Company in London before expanding insurance efforts in the United States. The death followed a gallstone operation and pneumonia, with tributes noting his role in industrial insurance.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and events in Washington with unclear details. It references a Mrs and a child, a school age mention, and a sequence of days or numbers, but the text is too garbled to determine a definite event or outcome.
Community notices speak of Elsie Wheeler and Alfred Buckley returning home after long absences. A note of thanks from Sylvester Hazletts family acknowledges friends and neighbors for support after his death at Mt Airy.
A string of fragmented names and events appears in a worn notice page. Individuals from Puatunburg Pintytown Philipsburg Milford and Easton celebrate visits, birthdays, and marriages. Families gather at homes in Milford and Philipsburg with relatives listed.
An ad touts Rexall remedies for children's GI complaints including constipation. It claims these tonics ease griping nausea and discomfort, restore regularity, and support vigor. Available in 10 25 and 50 cent packages through Rexall stores nationwide.
The readable lines reference an address 222 N. Thin Ste near Burehkil creek and mention Johnston's Stile with assorted keywords. The text appears garbled and lacks clear event details or dates to summarize a full item.
A garbled public notice describes a farm stock sale with many unreadable lines. It mentions a sale with vehicles or equipment and multiple bidders, with details largely illegible. The text references farm products, rental terms, and participants but the incomplete OCR prevents a clear list of items or dates.
A historic land record from Ware County New Jersey describes a large property starting at the northerly edge of Washington Avenue. The filing notes a mortgage held by Robert M. Voy and references Henry Cummins and Pekly in the chain of title. The document details boundary lines, measured depths, and a final “beginning” point near West Washington Avenue and Henry Cummins, with formal closing language and the date of recording.
In Belvidere Warren County New Jersey a summons commands builder and others to appear before the court at Warren on the thirtieth day of December next. The document outlines the property boundaries and stakes in a case arising from a deed dated November 18.
The notice outlines opportunities to acquire quality horses through specified channels. It mentions potential buyers and sellers along with general terms for trade and selection.
This week features special prices on unbleached underwear with emphasis on value. Sales staff will explain pricing and assist buyers in choosing the right item.
Local ad promotes rubber boots at deep discounts with savings up to 500 on multiple styles. Shop now for today's limited sale featuring Hall Brand products and specials on every dollar spent.
The notice advertises broadcloth reduced to 15 dollars per gallon for 2 to 1 wide fabric in black green garnet navy brown and purple. It warns the cloth is worth at least 1.50 per yard and will be sold next week at that price while stock lasts.
Weehave a surplus stock of boys overcoats ages 1 to 12 years all this year's make. Prices cut to urge families in need to buy now. Also men’s rain coats and overcoats offered at attractive prices.
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