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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes recount a local meeting and names such as Ma Mra and Mya W. in Hackettstown with scattered references to events, dates, and attendees. The readable bits indicate a community gathering or briefing with several personal names and titles but lack cohesive context.
Residents report visits and returns across towns including Mrs Aly Shuths in Ler Veepmaygaville and Mrs Peter Philhowne with children. Several groups meet in Newark and Heheces Lodge. The Board of Trade and Garden discuss plans for the upcoming festival with floats from various orders.
A dense column lists multiple obituaries and family notices across Newark and surrounding towns. It mentions Mrs Mason, Mr and Mrs Belvidere, and many kin, with details of wakes, funerals, and interment arrangements at local churches and cemeteries. The piece notes community figures, charity events, and society updates amid a general memorial mood.
A garbled Santa Rita area notice describes a Saturday gathering to receive real property. It lists relatives in Wilkens Durham and mentions Mrs Calla Agia of Wag and Mies Mabel Turkey visiting Miford and Willow Grove. The text references Miss Chartlet Figeh Diaitas and other names, suggesting a social event or family notices amid a broader community column.
A garbled OCR passage references Tranquility, names like Meares and Wiehe, and mentions of relatives, a Worley or Cetonadsep location, and a medical or legal event. It hints at a formal selection or appointment process and a hurt or sick condition affecting Mrs Wank Wanlsinee and Mrs Agee Ceueh, with unclear dates or actions.
Public notice announces township and county elections to be held in Ware County with dates in September and November for township officers including comitteemen and surveyors, county officers such as clerk and commissioners, and appropriations for current township expenses. The final meeting of the board and election details are provided by Brank Stone Township in Stewartville, MT Ave, 1910.
A formal notice in a historic local government record announces a September meeting and election proceedings. It specifies the date window, location, and the call for attendance by township officials, outlining candidates and agenda items for a government broader than the immediate community.
A fragmented report outlines a town meeting with debates over governance and legislative matters. References to officials, committees, and local stakes hint at election timing and regional oversight, with mentions of specific roles and procedural steps affecting the community.
Fragmented text from a historical page lists names places events and dates in a garbled fashion with multiple nonsensical segments and broken phrases, making it difficult to extract a coherent single item or objective timeline.
A historical election notice announces polling places and times in Warren County New Jersey to elect governor congressman and other officials. It lists judges clerks coroners and election officers and calls for voters to appear at designated precincts on the specified date and time.
A garbled election notice lists candidates and locations across multiple townships including Orford Natlep and nearby districts. It references state conventions, township elections, and candidate names such as Reg Keuey and others with various polling sites and dates implied in September and October.
The fragmentary OCR text contains numerous unreadable segments, scattered names, places, and terms, making it difficult to extract a coherent news item or identify a clear main event or subject. The readable portions do not form a complete report.
Public notice announces a meeting on November day in Washington township Warren County for selecting candidates for county and township offices. It lists roles including Township Committee members, constable, over seer of the poor, two surveyors, two poundkeepers, and county executive committee members with associated appropriations. Elmer Ctdr Towns Clerk. Md. Aug. 24, 1914, Washington.
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