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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
13
The Trenton True American argues Republicans have no claim on organized labor votes and accuses the Sente of failing to back labor. it calls out Senator Keene, Bena, and General Murray on union issues and unionized operations.
An OCR fragment references salves and ointments with unclear names and fictional terms. It mentions Amnion Save and various stylized brand or product words, but contains numerous misspellings and nonsensical terms, lacking coherent event, date, or identifiable entities.
A lengthy feature describes racing pigeons including references to Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and King citys. It notes breeders and handlers such as Acton Davies and Beattie and mentions transportation, training, and messaging in racing circles. The piece blends eccentric anecdotes with commentary on pigeon racing culture.
The Epworthians gather at the Epworth Methodist Badmeniil on Wednesday date to present a program of debates and a relay race. Speakers include Rev. Meredith and Tay Morris with the church choir performing after the service.
A lengthy discussion outlines a proposed consolidation of major cement producers led by the United States Steel Trust and the Alpha Company interests. The plan envisions central control of about 60 percent of U S cement output, with key plants in Allentown Portland Duluth and South Chicago. Estimates put annual U S cement production around 20 million barrels, with potential savings and a centralization target totaling about 100 million dollars in cash expenditure.
The text advocates a laxative combination of Syrup of Fig and Elixir of Senna as gentle and effective. It promotes trust in the California Fig Syrup Co product, claiming long-standing family approval and satisfaction, and urges buying only the genuine manufactured product. It mentions a price note about a subscription or issue around $20 a year in advance.
Probate notices announce an executors sale of farm and village properties near Astiny two miles northwest of the town, listing a 60 acre parcel and a larger overlook with orchards and a stream. Eligible buyers can bid on structures fronting a main street and on the adjoining farmstead located at a stated address with buildings and stock. The sale is set for September 27, 1958, with conditions about title and occupancy.
Fragmentary text references people such as Anton Popes and Copa restes, places like Lomas and Surtten, and dates around 1910 with scattered initials and garbled terms, lacking coherent events or actions. The readable content is insufficient to identify a clear news item or summary.
A garbled OCR fragment describes an election novice named Vossen involved with Merlot and unnamed groups. It mentions steps, meetings, and references to parties or procedures without clear details, leaving the central actions and outcomes ambiguous.
Notice is given of an election on November seventh in the County of Warren for Governor, Congressman, General Assembly member, County Clerk, Coroner, and township officers. Also voting for two police constables, surveyors, poorhouse keepers, a township committee, and county executive committee members. Polls open seven in the morning.
Notice for a blue hot meeting at the township hall in Washipston Catlins NoI to elect a corron or member of the compressed and other officers. The gathering aims to appoint township committee constable overseer of poor supervisors and ag inspectors plus county executive committee members and set township expense appraisals. Washington Indiana Aug 24. Date format reflects the OCR source.
A damaged public notice lists selection events for Warren County with county officials and election dates. It mentions the General Assembly candidate selection and council member terms and notes meetings at specified times and locations.
A garbled OCR entry describes a township assembly near Pam and a meeting involving ELEON and AVE Cerny of Waren Nod Om Mey, listing three representatives and mentions appropriations and a resolution with med tication. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a local meeting at Tarts-NCITIOR with references to attendees, city officials, and a governorVested topics include public welfare and committee actions in Galina and Gleatty Creek. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled text.
The notice announces an election on Tuesday November 2 in Franklin ward for Governor, Congressional, Assembly, County Clerk, and other local offices. Polling will be at the Warres location from 6 AM to 9 PM. Voters must registrar have proper credentials to vote in the upcoming town and county races.
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held as between the houses of Tow Goeretoek on a date to be determined. The meeting will occur at Port Murray on August 24 1810 with several township and county officers named to attend and oversee expenses and appropriations.
Franks tone. The notice states a regular meeting of the Board of Begtairy and Fleetlod with sessions at 7 p.m. and again details a general election on a November date to choose a Congress member, county officers, clerk, recorder, and township committee members in Stewartaville Greenwich Warren County.
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