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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1902

Page

3

Ares Saring Clothing Showcases Exclusive Novelties

Oldsmith advertises its clothing line as more complete and superior to rivals. The store highlights many novelties not available elsewhere, inviting customers to compare and shop its distinctive stock.

Robert Graves

Hainesburg Community Notes and Obituaries

Hainesburg residents host visitors and attend social events as Weaver, Quinlan and Beck families are mentioned. Local trades, church activities, a necktie social, library plans, and a Mt Pleasant farm move are noted along with multiple visits and illness. Death of Edward VanKirk at home near Bit Ver schoolhouse is reported with funeral at M E B church.

Hainesburg George Rice Newark Blamaith Bool John Quinlan Pateraon Lts Ira John Beck W. &. Barnes Willan G. Kloney Mt. Pleasant Vincent Titman Walnut Valley Dapob Audreay Echolara Echco Hew Mt. Bothel Paing Thiaa Maraball Anderson Eugene Wolf Johnroovills Tacob Andrews Fred Snyder Townsbury Hagnab Snyder Peter Rhodes Fire Andrew Soolth Irving Beck Davebler Walnut Vatley B. J. Kinney Portland Walter Abarlea Hollander Belvidere Falue W. Clark Emney Phillipsburg Wortendyke John Rorback Thadeath Edward Vankirk King Offielatins Haloenburg Bmr Marshall Bollis Inelyldera Andraw Coss Wim. O. Ward C. Alpertson Columbia Susta B. BF. Ward Hackettstown Wich & Battle of Chadherlala Mary Haller Sit Crawford F. N. Jenkins Washington J. A. Allen Oxford

Local notes and incidents from Johnsonburg town

The Johnsonburg column reports community events and misadventures including a milk wagon accident near Markaboro where two men narrowly escaped drowning, updates on bridge workers and residents moving or visiting, a butter shortage with prices, school and church events, and local endorsements for remedies and products amid a week of minor happenings.

Ne -Marhsecko Myra John Mayberty Margaretta Whadrisx Hackettatows Hind John H. Bescherer Plordon Cooke Mrysticokel Saure Kerr George Hill Acarcely Chia Wavtron Vasbinder Johnsonburg Willie Atand Markaboro Paulina Kill Horaes Park Garris Stobert Mott Railread Company Dridge Hillside Annle Kisbpaugh Danville Bla Aister Walter Binelico Jacob Wildrick Familly Sirsa Retta Cooke Arthur van Horn Paterson Wo. L. Mott Josep Stout

Controversies and social notes roll through Glen Gardner town

A Sun day evening report notes a car passing through town and minor local events. Residents from nearby towns discuss cemetery wranglings at Spruce Run, road commissioner race results, rheumatism, health duties, and contagious disease concerns. Several marriages and social visits are recorded along with church plans and entertainment in Pleasant Grove and surrounding areas.

Glen Gardner Spruce Run Alyah Clark Merville Bardatto Herr Flamington Aavonsbirm Harvey Davis Jacob Wala George Banghart High Bridge Rassielng Gharla Virziaia Tagisoa Dunallan Joseph Apgrir Woodspark Hed Georga Fosa Dr. Hunt State Board of Health Lebanon Township Scarlet Rayb

Local events and school exhibition praised despite rain

Mrs Raymond Ayers of New York visited her aunt Mrs Henry Aton. Principal Showell traveled to Treuton on a short trip. An exhibition at the schoolhouse on Friday evening drew praise despite heavy rain, marking a successful event for the town.

Polkville Pater Brands Jafferson Lallar Mt. Harmon Kira A. L. Flomarfelt Eva Vaile J.B. Hutt John E. Hallet Willawebrhiys Jebile Swayza Malvin J. Dunfeld Knowlton Mira Allon Lingberry Milton McCraaken Stroudsburg Mary Low Brandavillo Felenda Mother Montana Ray Scott Ralph Rush Philadelphia Uo Ley Warmen Mattie Rupte Clyde Rueh al Meller Weller’s Rah Belvidere Logues Songa Mr. Showell Nettie P. van Horn Mart Badio Gibba Trantan Burley M. EK Pranghed Hla Hopa Christing Johnsonsborg Coristian J. Q. Celaman Irving van Horn New York Belyiders Reals Adaderzent Pleasant Grove Charles Pace Fairmount Marrage John Midac St’ Pleasant Grove New York City Waa Dollaca Waa Mota M. Cronce Harry Apgar Beatlestown Wan. Robeson Newton Cokesbury Har Alyter Mra Gideon Wydner William Wydner Mondey Sfatn Street Cox Herbert Beatty Ema Cobah Orford Flossant Grovs Presbyterian Duck Moorning L. C. Osman Backettetown Dalla Beatty Hope Raymond Ayers Henry Aton Rj, Ellenberger Showell Treuton Dia

Local News From Phillipsburg and Nearby

Phillipsburg area reports include a visitor from Washington and a disrupted pig burial plan after a carcass disappeared at Central Srebgat. Rev E V King welcomed back to Main Street Methodist with greetings by Ray West. Local events feature readings for Phillipsburg Montreal game, a cement works accident, and burglaries during Methodist conference. A new company store begins construction as Alpha Quinsnat features.

Phillipsburg Charles Peacher Washington Hota Soma Tuo E. V. King D. D Main Street Daluray King Ray West Ring Cheir John Slater Nieve Maine Leonard Moe Curtin W. Lindey New Salwrding Angoreofhtob Danlel Bradley Slount Edison Cement Works Blea West Methodist Church Lehigh Valley Haston Hospital John V Hagerman South Main Street Shackleton Io North Bod First Presbyterian Church Wilkin Stevenson James Drake Ed Ulders Alpha Qimsnat Comsingarboa Alpha Richard Applegate Miarcor Stract Joseph R. Andrews Northempton Bansa Misc Miy Soufasa Hudson Ptrees Aldewalk Oobs South Main Aaron Smith Harmony Morrla Plaiow ‘Hospital Robbins

Bird-shot For Tiger warning ad older health claim

An old prevalence advert warns against disease described as stealthy and wasting, likening it to a tiger. It claims Scott's Emulsion strengthens the body to resist, soothes lungs, and halts disease progression, urging readers to request a free sample from Scott S Howe and Co.

Scott Scott S& Howne

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