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Lost dog named Fritz with round collar and silver plate marked Daniel Guegerbeim Firenze Weiberon. Reward offered.
06 Jan 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
1
Lost dog named Fritz with round collar and silver plate marked Daniel Guegerbeim Firenze Weiberon. Reward offered.
Advertisement copy touts Oliver Typewriter No. 5 via Pennry Plan. Payment by pennies keeps bank accounts intact, avoiding delays and red tape. Claims fast delivery, broad use in offices, homes, and services. promotes universal accessibility of the Oliver.
Auction notices list wagonette and pony gear for sale in Wardell and Long Branch, with several houses and equipment offered. Social columns note visits among residents, New Year gatherings, illness, and club entertainment plans across West Long Branch, Elberon, Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant.
The article lists social visits and gatherings across Norwood Avenue Oceanport Long Branch Spring Lake Whitebase and Uiberon. Attendees include Miss Bartina Megill Mrs. Charles Blakeley Mrs. Edward Everett and more as communities share dinners parties and a New Year waters party. An atomizer design note mentions placing the rubber bulb on the bottle side for one handed operation.
Mrs Annie Colwell Beadleston widow of William H. Beadleston died in New York on Monday aged about sixty four. She leaves five sons Perry Randolph Henry William and Edith Beadleston. The obituary notes a summer residence at Monmouth Beach. Funeral arrangements at a local church follow.
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