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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR item lists multiple place names including Washington, Miller's, Breeilti, Nolan's, Oxford, Philipsburg, Port Colden and others. No coherent event or action is readable. no dates, organizations, or outcomes are evident.
Community updates list James L. Sitchet as the candidate and future election dates. Reports describe Hackettstown officials, Prudential agents, local health notes, and social events, including a ball and lodge appointments.
Fragmentary text mentions Carpenter's shop, Northampton Street, and various named individuals in a chaotic scene. The garbled content references a social or business event with references to people, locations, and activities but lacks coherent details or dates.
A rough collection of classified items includes watch repair offerings by S Steinman and AL Davideon, lumber and coal yard ads, household item for sale, clothing repairs, a farm sale notice, an engagement request by Oxford Bowere Band, a benefit dance for Thos Powers, a general store ad, fire insurance and investment pitches, and several personal notices from Washington Ave to Stewartsville New Jersey with assorted prices and locations.
The ad describes cedar fence posts cured by soaking in water after cutting in winter sap-down. The water cure is simple and removes sap, making the posts highly resistant to rot. It promotes the posts as mighty hard to heat and long lasting for fencing needs.
Fragmentary advertisement mentions sprays for trees and cattle protection with references to brands and materials. Objects include Algo Brown's Prass and Galvanized Compression Sprayers, Portland cement, and Sherwin Williams products. No coherent event or clear entities beyond generic product names.
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