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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
3
Prices lean toward buyers as profits fade. Promotion urges converting summer merchandise into cash. Features include dresses priced around $1 to $3 and boys' wash suits advertised at reduced rates. Local shop markets draw attention with bold claims and limited stock.
The item compiles scattered reports from New Hampton and nearby villages. It mentions property valuation on the Lackawanna rail line, church and school activities, personal visits, family news, accidents, and various local happenings with many named residents and locales.
scattered notes report purchases, appointments, and events in a rural area. mentions Joseph Roveleres Jr acquiring autos, Dr CB Beck visiting patients, new Hunterdon county election appointee Glen Gardner, arrests near Pav and Reche of a late Susan Wikott, and various local entries about hospitals, hotels, creameries, and harvests with numerous unreadable names and places.
The Pennsylvania contemplates an electric line linking Lambarteille with Pickington amid plans that the New Jersey Central Employees Association will build their own machinery yard at Like Hopatcony on September. Central mill officials are expected to attend the reunion. The Lavkawanla company denies a provision. Employees contest the claim saying such a clause would force work elsewhere. On June 7 the company reissued passes for Dover travelers, triggering strong objection and resulting rescission of some passes.
Fragmented OCR yields scattered names and events from New Jersey notes. Mentions include Mov town meeting about a Fifteenth New Jersey Rushcent, Mayor of Patorsit, and a prisoner sentence of two years, with various Suffolk Mount references and unrelated names.
Fragmentary OCR text references a favored remedy and various names in a garbled snippet. It mentions Ur Davitt Kennedy and Rondom, S. Va, with odd phrases about fevers and pills. The readable items are disjoint, offering little coherent event or outcome.
The clipping reports townsfolk visiting kin and friends, with names like Cyril Webster of Hoboken and Willows Ryder of Newton. It notes a baseball game near Altaunesh, Petersburg, and social visits among the Stanton, Murdock, and Deny families, plus a Newark brand of medicine promotion.
In Rockport Mrs Elizabeth Hoover entertained friends from Oxford lag and Mrs James Beatty faced minor trouble with recovery plans. Miss Ken Bryane visited friends at Port Murphy, Monday and brother at Diveron, Saturday. Mr and Mrs A Palbeniuis joined their daughter in German Valley on Sunday. Mrs Marian Groth of Brooklyn visits her parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Burcutgh. August plans include Osuna New York visitors with Mr stosl and Mrs Wayne McGrucken. The Rockport lads displayed a 22 to 7 win over Mountain as Grenger was noted in local notices. Brandon Clarenan is mentioned in hopes of a happy life.
A garbled OCR list records property transfers in Washington and nearby towns. Names include Ward, Boyer, Hixson, Walters, Dover, and May, with parcels in Pohateong, Belvidere, Oxford, Whitrckery, and Hoperis Seis. Dates span 105 to 106, noting consideration amounts and parcel descriptions.
A fragmented social column records visits and entertainments in Hardport and surrounding areas. Mrs Henry Myer hosted guests from Rastonport. Mr and Mrs Dewlis Hes of Pritpa burg spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs Dayle Snydher and party returned home after weeks away. Miss Ethel Jeammnason accompanied the group. The item mentions health concerns for Mrs Kedina who suffers paralysis and is seeking improvement.
Fragmentary report discusses private waterwheels, costs, and a fraud order against a Chicago company selling dubious substances. Mentions insurance impact of a life annuity scandal, postmaster general actions, and changes in policy counts with many garbled terms and partial names.
An old lay advertises a tonic claiming to benefit women through marriage and motherhood, praising vitality and health of the female system. It asserts improved complexion and strength, urging women to trust Dr. Mercy and its physician endorsements, with general aims of female wellness.
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