Long and Short Range Gleanings From Newton County News
A fragmented notice digest records local deaths. Charles Halse age 74 and John C. Bark age 68 are named among recent obituaries. Reports of property crimes include a garage break in High Bridge and a hotel lease in Milford. A church fund drive and community events fill the week’s local notices alongside scattered legal and social notes.
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Veut
Newton
Landsdown
Giinton
Nottedane
Rockiwiay
Juat
May
Daria
Wo Ernst
Flem- Inkton
High Bridge
Dts
Sprhit
Thaghiy
John CG. Bark
Milford
Mtord Pahiereen
Crocholders
Am Alesil
Erin
Martie
Morris
Stace
Toidk
Paost
Carie, Inc
Fredining -Huppart
Local notices list moves and community changes
Names, addresses, and households are recorded as residents move between farms, houses, and towns. The item notes church services, court term, and various family visits, with details about neighbors and several relocations across communities.
Railroads and Orders Stir Crews Amid Stormy Conditions
Amid frail finances and rough weather, rail interests announce service cuts and new stations. The Lackawanna and Erie lines face shortages and price penalties as crews push relief for passengers. Officials issue orders to reroute supplies to Ohio and Indiana flood victims, while bills in the Assembly seek protection penalties and improved passenger aid.
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Crestlett
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Moonniain Lakes
Ohio
India
Assembly
Trallany
Ome
Rustate
Subiecr
Hines
Tirauel Chase
van Adder
Erie
Ian
Pissenger
New Jersey News Snippets From Vineland to Jersey City
Fragmented notes report Vineland license fights and a Penllation case linked to Vice Chancellor Emery. Jersey City voters face April 16 reform debates on government. details include a local petition defeat and shifting public sentiment. Also mention David Brandt’s parole, Prof Fing’s ambassadorial bid, and Wilson era appointments, with scattered political notes.
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Vineland
South Jersey
Env Be
Woomen
Othe Cound
Emery
Supreme Court
Jersey City
Commission
Ealeniehes
Fielder
David’ H.rindt
Trenton
Brandt
Wilson
Fing
Trinceten College
Ambass Sailor
Berlin
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed by Mrs Brown
Old newspaper ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds. It claims Mrs Sally Brown of Wisconsin wrote praising the remedy after forty three years of use. Product described as safe and effective with price 50 cents and one dollar, sold by local stores.
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Mildrow
Breck
Wwery
Delawarg
River of Phu Epsturg
Uike Lo Teaters
Methodists
Astury
Iuroady - Aithyerthod
Ars
Hawnaed Tough
Law
Nollaw
Elngkattstown
Oroaniging
Philatelic
Pelawary
Onnn
Peter Menerent
Ef Atmaton
Mirciad
A. Johozon
Gaston
Church of Ill Mpebirg
Engton
Hackettstown
Rumer Hult
Emma Hurstan
Heh Tritee
Harry
Alias Mina Brown
Chingewines
Dr. Jackson
Aspm Pacers
Amini- Street
Pallupshurs
C. F. Sidders
Blooms
Wey and
Fee
R. Bean
Plogels- Mill
Alpaugh
Rende Jautie
Daniel Stink
Raenae
Garret Vander
Sarepea
Dr. King
Botova
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Maine
Lowe Fae
Norcross
Carmen
New Yorker
Sir Walter Raleigh
Green Mountain
Green Mountain, JR
Red Bliss
J. Aug. Drake Seedsman
Chester
N. J
Axford’s Grocery
The
Easton Trust Company
Philadelphia Dental
Northampton St. Easton
Chas
Force, Washington
Safa
Pinencial- Instiru
First Mortgage
Baplanstory Deski
Eugene
Welsh 4& CO
Inventenent Gegwrities
Morris Street
Lackawatas
Morristown
Iren
Herristown
G.W. Beers
Winters Bros. and Co
Easton
Waberduassere
Vicinity
Arlant
Triedvile
Pinvaliand
Rune
Uber
Milind
Laka
Mekisnoy
Rhisburgh
Sathivlie
Albertsan
Andover
Howell
Nts
Amawis
Curtis Yaentes
Gran
Fatima Fehny Swinsen
Jenvaset Hor Sts
Turner
A Qhis
Howell Jas
Stackhouse Movad
A. Ve Albertson
Winters Movers
Vandorth
Adalina Hadley
Win
Crusen
Ulrich
Tie
Ulvely
the Wonderful
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Tecais
Woni
H. ‘Keller
Son
First National Bank
Easton, PA
New Jersey
the Prudential
Newark
Hialsey Streets
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Broad, New and
Halsay
Newark, Nu
Ata Pait
Isaac B. Hochman
Northampton St
Easton, A
Owarren County Drug Store
Washington, N. J
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