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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
4
The First National Bank of Easton promises safety from fire and burglars in its vaults. Customers are urged to use bank check books to settle by check, reducing cash handling and ensuring accurate receipt and disbursement records.
Advertisement claims Hume phreys Wild Hazel Oil permanently cures piles internal or external, blind or bleeding, with immediate relief. Price listed as 50 plus 24 dollars options, sold by Drogalein with prepaid receipt in New York.
A jumble of local items recalls Hackettstown and surrounding towns. Mentions a 85 year old Woodglew resident, a child’s death by boiling water, river dangers near Matamoras, and factory openings in East Stroudsburg while details of taxes, trials, and odd incidents fill the page.
Dah B Nolden chosen as first mayor of Atan hope borough. Daniel G Brymor, longtime Annandale resident, dies on April 9 after health issues. Andrew Blok of Lamsbertville opens a hotel at Upper Black Eddy. Hratk Avumick, Hamburg youth, 18, charged with assault on an eight year old. A court case involving Porschora in Newton is set for April 3. Newton plans a big parade next week in September or October. Newton Bapti church to be the town’s oldest building. York negotiating purchase of Morrla County Manufacturing Co factory at Rockaway.
Fragmentary OCR notes list various stressors such as worry or overwork and suggest a mail order remedy from a company in Ranaum N. V. The text is garbled but hints at medicines, sleep, diet, and rheumatic or kidney issues with a request to write for a book.
New Jersey reports a 70 000 Negro population figure, a June 10 protest convention at Tranlon, and a tomato packing price deal in Cumberland County with weekly security payments. The State Tax Board sets April 1 as the filing deadline for appeals from assessments, affecting 1903 records. A new dormitory project at Princeton is announced, funded by B A Hill of Trenton, costing 80 000 dollars, with work underway near the Pennsylvania depot and University Place. Surgical notes describe finger grafts for a ground work, and a law reform proposes removing state license numbers from cars to display only New Jersey numbers on back plates.
General news notes report the Grand Army of the Republic gathering in Bow ton the week of August 15 and a Allentown court order for a woman witness to remove a wad of shawleg guns from her mouth.
Pennsylvania Railroad to double track the Delaware Division from Trenton to Belvidere and boost weekday summer traffic. Lackawanna Railway orders many passenger coaches and expands coal chute facilities at Gravel Place near Scroudsburg. Eries abandons mountain tunnel project. workers face layoffs or reassignment. John H. Paul wins a $110,000 milk contract suit against Lucki Woons. James O Nall and Harry Burne promoted to conductors on the DL&W. L. Young resigns as Bangor agent. Milton Visiter named cashier at Bangor Station.
Howard Siltta and relatives engage in family matters while Charles Waleata assists Mrs Sasin Apgar. TR. Wallare reports brisk business for Jonouton Harvester Company, with twelve new machines taken over. Appar reports strong orders for diverse products as Wysnudatte eggs gain attention. Joe leads a tech crew on Bates Field night. Mont Trimmer becomes new foreman at the trap rock quarry. M P.Elok completes a recent shift. Sunday preaching planned at St Lebenon by the presiding elder. Willian Force at Edward Golemten home. Uncle John sought for the loss of a finger, while Warger And broke neck. B.H. Watters, Walter lifting a machine, injures Lisboa. Mrs. Mary Nuon ill. Peter Rott circulates after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Walters from Port Dalton visit Calvin Bintsey. Lemuel Casinar buys a new organ. Wogar Royer attends his mother’s funeral in Cheester. Jota Bowell walks the street. Dr Bimproda observes Milas Watters and Mrs. Bo Re Watters on Sunday at High Bridge. Franck Flaber tiling the call of JW Banghart. Miobast Qaatnor first in district sowing oats. Mrs. Mary Jane Vorce returns after winter in Plainfisla.
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