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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
5
A dense OCR scan from Stewartsville prints a collage of names, moves, visits, and social notices. It mentions residents like Mina Jeahul, Miss Ether Cate, and Eva Williams among many others, with church services, family visits, and community happenings interwoven.
Fragmentary notes list people and events from Astoria area social life. Names such as Mrs Henini Thomag and Mrs Guerin appear with family visits, Easter vacation plans, and local gatherings. The garbled text records suppers, Sunday visits, and neighbors spending time with relatives, plus scattered addresses and local names.
Mrs. Teosa MI and friends at Newton and Sustes attended. East Orange visit with ALCO AGETOS. Wesley Johnsons and Mrs Wim linked to Oxford events. Bertin Zaliacs and Port Mierny pals shared Sunday at home. Alonzo visited Mackenstown with family. Alda Stevia Renny returned from Hackettstown. Henry Guick of Mt Bethel hosted guests. Mr and Mrs Danley hosted at Hackettstown.
A garbled 19th century ad copy touts a syrup marketed for moral improvement and vigor. It claims to originate from the California Fig Syrup Co and is offered through various druggists. The text imitates a public notice style with scattered references to products and moralizing goals.
The notice announces a settlement hearing in Warren County Orphans Court on May 7 at 1 o clock for the estate of Silas H. Shields. The proceeding, listed as a notice of settlement, requests the allowance of claims and final settlement with trustees named as required by law. Public notice to interested parties is required.
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