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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
11
In a sparse and garbled notice readers are told of a Tuesday election on a local ballot. The brief mentions boards, a one-note item, and a few names or initials, with unclear details about candidates or questions on the slate.
Readable fragments reference a public notice or legal item with names and dates corrupted by OCR. Details are unclear. no coherent events or entities can be reliably identified beyond generic terms.
A heated discussion unfolds over state policy with references to taxation, federal aid, and public financing. Debates feature lawmakers, voters, and party lines as the public weighs reforms and economic impact.
A garbled report of a local sports game and remarks about rival teams appears. The text mentions November 1 and May 1 dates, a lead figure named FOUNSTON CORNISH, and reactions to a merciless gag at the event, but details are unclear and many phrases are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR shows political clash as Adalie Witt Stread and Roosevelt are referenced. Mentions New York New Jersey campaigns, Governor Fort active in urging support, with Newark events noted and election chatter across states.
The readable segments describe local figures and events with ambiguous references to persons and places. The fragmentary OCR mentions committees, governance terms, and a county treasury, but specific names, dates, and actions remain obscure and non-identifiable.
A notice warns the public not to trespass on private lands near Slewrriaville and other townships. It lists names of involved landowners and mentions penalties for hunting fishing trapping or gathering under game laws.
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