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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
1
A disputed local option case awards payroll payments and lists contractor bids and suppliers. The notice details wage figures, approved sums, and names of firms involved in the proceedings, including electrical and street-related work.
An aged OCR fragment details the Fifteenth Regiment reunion with dates and events at Murvistows on Thursday night. It mentions a dinner, a meeting day, and various speakers. the program includes parade or march elements and references to local officials and prior comrades.
A disrupted OCR fragment discusses Aber Co engaging Chevrolet and mentions Northington, a distribution site, and failed or unclear terms. Names and details are garbled, but the piece centers on a business clash and a regional market stake.
Fragmentary OCR text references Warren Republicans and multiple named individuals in a long political narrative. It mentions governors, mayors, and campaign figures with scattered names and places, but the overall story and specifics remain obscured by garbled characters.
A fragment from a newspaper item notes a disturbance or action in Congress involving named individuals and a political setting. The readable portions mention a congress event and a figure associated with the disruption, with minimal additional context.
Fragmented OCR reveals a jumble of names and places tied to a Washington church and local editor roles. Mentions Morse, Taylor, and a Sunday morning report hint at a community event or service, with unclear outcomes or actions.
A strong wind storm hit Warren County Saturday night with the upper end bearing the brunt of the destruction. Buildings fences and trees report damage as residents assess losses and utility crews restore power. Local officials urged caution and signaled ongoing inspections.
A longshoreman and merchant named Weller, active in Washington for many years, died after a short illness. He was 95 and survived by his wife and son Vinhegs Weller. He chaired local church and civic groups and is buried in Washington cemetery after a funeral at the Presbyterian church.
fragmented OCR notes describe naval planning, construction at a coastal shipyard near Stewartsdyle, with a September target for keel laying and early sinking of a project. mentions include Epabie bie, Stewaetsydle area, 2001 mechanics, and references to allied nations and wartime orders.
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The piece describes a late night event with Ted Lay Veale and Lawes Ni De Wiebe leading a parade crowd through Hee feveigh parks and Koteloek. It mentions Pythian figures, Sutecathoorn, and a rise in parade activity with unclear timing and locations.
Fragmentary notes describe a man in a blue suit linked to a local mystery. Readers are asked to share any sighting or information to aid investigators.
The article portrays a man held on charges linked to a grime incident. It notes court proceedings at Belvdleme jail and references a suspect named Alphony Wre ter and others. Details include inconclusive timelines and scattered mentions of witnesses, with unclear locality and dates.
Snyder family gathering at the home of Mrs. Joan Largey in Waldner featured kin from Wilkes-Barre to Washington. Delegates, Red Cross volunteers, and local officials attended meals and charity drives with speeches, politics, and a planned Washington branch visit.
A fragmentary list of youths and locations appears, mentioning camps, towns, and organizations in a disrupted OCR style. The text names individuals and places such as Washdeats, Brakes Military, and Caesar Huatiaprson, with scattered references to dates, events, and groups, all rendered in jumbled form.
Report notes Harry G Seip 15 and an apparent self inflicted death at a restaurant in Easton. The incident involves a Republican figure and a man named fires Boller side Bruin, with details unclear due to damaged text.
A troubled owner at a Northimpiel establishment faced threats after a failed sale attempt and pressures from creditors. Police and family reports mention mounting stress and potential impacts on health as investigations continue.
Fragmentary text reports injuries from an incident at a hospital with scattered names and locations. It mentions Franke Carling aged 16, a hospital visit, and reference to local figures Hunt and Gaver plus vague notes on fall and winter matters and trimmed hats.
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