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Subscription rates listed include six months for 7c, three months for 40e, and single copies for 5c. Publication end references Miller's and various local agents in Washington and neighboring towns.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
10
Subscription rates listed include six months for 7c, three months for 40e, and single copies for 5c. Publication end references Miller's and various local agents in Washington and neighboring towns.
An old fragmented notice promotes coal at retail in Scranton. It mentions elevated chutes and delivery terms, pricing at 6.00 per ton, and direct-from-clue service. It alludes to a named dealer W. R. H but details are garbled.
A sprawling OCR notice lists summer events, church activities, school harvests, and local business changes in Warren County. It mentions garden parties, baptisms, fairs, and harvest home plans, plus utility and street improvements and new hires in Morristown and nearby towns.
A garbled court and community notice describes the death of Mrs. Mary Wend and a judge upholding detentions. It mentions arrests by Slithal Oo and Justin Lielaberry facing sentencing for trespass and related charges. The report references Meretstown Hast Went and a hospital admission for a woman named Mrs. Wilbur Stxen with shifting condition notes.
A jumble of notices covers animals livestock cleaners houses and lost items. Entries mention hens chicks horses and a range of farm goods for sale and private sales offered at low prices with contact hints and locations such as Washington Oxford and Star office.
The text urges building a surplus by depositing earnings in the bank and paying bills by checking against the account. It emphasizes early starts, small regular deposits, and the habit of saving to avoid poverty in old age. It suggests banks provide assurance and discipline.
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