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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
7
A fragmented discussion questions if lower prices reflect a permanent shift or temporary wartime adjustment. It analyzes price trends among farmers, commodities, and consumer goods, weighing postwar value relationships, and notes a broader need for farm and banker understanding in market signals and wage expectations.
The fragment hints at fearlessness and worth in actions, contrasting forebearance with sharp social judgment. It mentions uncomplimentary remarks from others and asks whether principled living justifies enduring enmity. The text alludes to a new Egypt context and personal resolve.
The oyster grounds near the Maurice River Cove saw a surge of activity as crews from the area pressed to stake claims and stock up for the season. State-commissioned permits governed access while shipments to Lindenptia began loading, signaling a hopeful, bustling start to the harvest.
Text appears as fragmented OCR from a 17th century furniture auction or sale transcript. Mentions Soll Ot Aurenu for $500 and a purchaser C. Bh Wilitae, with references to Ocean Clovu and VanCampen. Context unclear due to garbled wording and missing dates or full names.
In Delaware and adjacent regions, bids from Rekents Electric, Dackawanni, and AVextern Fiallroad were rejected for supplying equipment for the ram hit project. The decision follows concerns about readiness and alignment with Gow Summit timing.
The excerpt outlines a jumble of recipes and odd phrases for desserts and sauces. It mentions melon based dishes such as melon cream and frozen fig pudding, with steps for creams and garnishes, and references to milk, eggs, vanilla, and fruit components. The text is garbled but centers on dessert preparations and serving ideas.
In a Guatemalan town, wares resemble pre conquest days while Masamou descend on Sundays for market goods. Anecdotes cover hunting, fishing, weasels, and a mock legal note about wine production limits and tax rules, referencing Mayor Cowell and Collector Eaton.
An OCR fragment lists prices for RAT SNAP rat poison and related supplies. Mentions James McGuire, Floyd Amor, and Tenitins ak Mecker, with pricing like $1.25 and $1.26. Fragment notes three sizes 35a Shc and a guaranteed guarantee claim.
Census statistics show farm ownership shifts between 1910 and 1920 with owners operating about 68 percent of farms in 1920, tenants 24 percent, and managers the rest. The report details acreage, average farm size, and the rise of part ownership across regions and farm types.
Recalled notes tell of residents reopening public health facilities on Tuesday. Mrs Frederick Cole and daughter Marjorie are mentioned with others in a sequence of brief social updates. References include Myris Frederick Lewis of Tmiasdale and Bianca Krasa of Exeahell visiting Mrs XE von Hagen. Mrs Peter Grant hosts Elsie Singer of Newak Dyklin and Gulah Kinney who spent August with Whele grandparents at Norton, confirming a return to home.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Sabtoria Boora and signature of Chas TL Flotehar in use for over thirty years. The line suggests a kind of product or stamp described as The Kind You Have Always Bought, with unclear reference to World 8270 and related branding.
A fragmented report lists families and individuals visiting relatives and attending events in Newark. Mentions include Mrs Irvin Meralion and her daughter in Newark, Mr Howard Wolters of Oxurtit, Kevin Smith’s granddaughter in Allettown, and a Saturday gathering with Kait Craig and others, plus visits by Mr and Mrs De Gullek to Mat Ge KLulin.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Sew Retunjee Collectur and ROTA Commett, with mentions of Brookstidee restraint and Interni Tevenue. Mentions of Sussex Trunierdon counties and appointments, plus a Jersey City reference to Dalvirton Chlet. Overall unreadable with death mention and exam notes.
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