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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
4
The document recounts allegations against Silo Co involving Woodruff and partners, detailing accusations of fraud, staged exhibitions, and stock dealings. It references a purported factory site plan, hiring practices, and unresolved claims for damages tied to Hampton factory prospects.
Thomas Snyder aged probable seventies died last Thursday night after a week illness at his home near Asbury Blowingbury road. He was the son of John Snyder of Mt Bethe and was twice married, survived by a widow and five children including Mrs. Lyman Bar of Bligh Bridge and Mrs. Walter Shrope of Washington. Funeral services at Washing cemetery with interment to follow. Local obituaries note family connections and regional ties.
A couple named Mr and Mrs Chas Miller welcomed a newborn into their home several days ago. Toby LNG Wunseiows was involved in the event.
A fragment notes a burial in Washington for Charles Mer and Paterson man, with details garbled. It mentions funeral services and survivors, but the text is incomplete and hard to parse.
The Fire Tribe announces a gathering titled Yovilation to parities at Dovgr on Thursday night May 20. A committee of about 14 members is appointed to arrange the festivities and entertainment led by the Tribes degree team including Shyswarriors and chiefs. The event includes a tribute with a planned honor during the ceremony.
Hope and nearby residents share word of visitors Mra and Mrs Frasers and daughter at the 3 BL parsonage. Fred DeRemer from Anacketts visited. St Luke’s church plans a Sunday service with a new rector Mr Lance. Road sprinkling projects and civic notes appear, along with medical anecdotes and local testimonials.
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