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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1903

Page

7

Ingersoll Sargeant Plant Moves to Warren County

An 1890s era report details the Warren County relocation of the Ingersoll Sargeant heavy machinery plant from Phillipsburg to Easton area sites. It covers site selection, land deals, levee and excavation work, and the scale of new foundry and pattern shops, with emphasis on expected economic impact and long term operations.

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L A U B A C H S B I L E B A R D R E P O R T

The fragment announces an offer from LAUBACH S BILE BARD RD R D, claiming a large assortment of new items. It urges readers to request samples by mail, mentioning Boston and Philadelphia areas and a price note about gallons and length.

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Local Notes From Buttzville and Surroundings

A readable slice of small town life from Buttzville and nearby areas. Names mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Banghart, Frank Forkner, Percy Berry, Miss Borths Jones, Rev. D Be Tomkira, Brack Garrison, Miss Ciara Parke, Mrs. Minute Ayers, Mrs. Barnsall Heocaw, Mrs. Hijab Parool, Misses Mary and Lulu Petty, Mr. and Mrs. George Marlatt, and Willun Marlatt. Reports mention visiting relatives in Scranton, a Sunday school fund of 17.55, and a mission oriented Epworth League meeting led by Miss Lizzle Bangart focusing on foreign missions in our land.

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Local Social Tidbits From Bigelow’s Hall and Community Notes

Recital by Blas Vander Voor in Bigelow’s Hall delighted attendees as Miya Junction and Lydia Anderson from Chicago mingle with Elizabeth Torriberry. Miss Tya’s singing with Darla Mix, cousin Ellen Vander Voort, and other local names appear amid church events, union prayers, and family visits including Mea W. Albright and Philip Vossaller.

Mia Lizzie Pulper Mea W.albright Alpha Baptist Church Phillipsburg Andrivao Eling Waidman Californ Eila Waldman John Vosseller Philip Vossaller Oxford Christian Endeavor Society of the Baptietcusch T. &. Bray E., Baylor

Death of Freddie Harmony Miller at one year old

Freddie Harmony Miller youngest son of Mr and Mrs George Miller died last Tuesday from pneumonia and whooping cough He was one year and six months old The funeral was held Friday in the Presbyterian church Roy R Burrows officiating Informant in adjoining cemetery Dr Kate Dewitt Maloe and daughter Bonte of Easton spent Sunday with her parents Also many local neighbors and relatives noted gatherings and visits including Miss Olive Troy and Mr Edward James Troy in Phillipsburg and Hazleton Daily Standard reports their wedding and honeymoon plans The article also covers local social visits and a planned mining and town improvements by Lackawanna officials including Rock removal near Paradise tunnel and new station and bridge projects along the Lackawanna route.

Freddie George Miller Presbyterian Church Roy R. Burrows Kate Dewitt Molae Bante Easton J.D. Davitt Lume Young Mra Joseph Mackey Washington Pater &. Weller Chambora Streat Phillipsburg Mies Olive Edward James Troy Hazleton Afernoon B. Clark Clins Hia Pennsylvania Hazleton Daily Standard Anya Edward J. Troy W. 3 Troy South Pinestrest Groomaimnas Waas Coxeville Beaver Meadow Bla City Truendale Lackawanna Paradise Water Gap Clark's Summit Moscow Homer

Spring Buying Season At Fitts Store Increases

The spring buying season opens with Fitts store urging shoppers to outfit now. Wide woolens, broadcloths, Cheviots, and Kerseys highlight a large stock of fabrics and black goods at low prices. Millinery features new hats for women and children, with a fresh Easter assortment and affordable ready-to-wear pieces. Garment room offers suits, jackets, skirts, and walking skirts at varied prices. White goods and linen lines tempt early purchases with low per yard prices.

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