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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
5
The article describes a new farm silo built near the writer’s home, detailing its concrete foundation, brick walls, and timber frame. It also discusses creamery issues, inconsistent butterfat tests, and calls for cooperative ownership changes to improve dairy economics and fairness for patrons.
The text preserves scattered names and phrases about royalty, publishers, scholastic figures, and a noted political expedition. It mentions the dowager empress of Nwatu, Walter Grabit Bhivkle, Blackie & Sons, and references a 1682 expedition, with erratic spellings and incomplete sentences.
A fragmentary editorial piece criticizes public figures and rhetoric, noting bad faith, wealth accumulation, and distrust of officials. It references a senator and references to armor plates and teeth in a satirical voice. The piece hints at public discourse and political maneuvering without clear events or outcomes.
A garbled deluge of names and places screens a Savoy setting near Hoomte mountain and a census taker. Professor Thomas B. Stivell of Hoe Hoken NS is linked to a renowned chemical dinner plan to prepare an artificial eps meal using different materials.
A German digest notes Berlin parks covering about half the city area while Cologne shows smaller park space. It also mentions Adolf von Breyer’s birthday celebrations and a chauffeur in Borla abandoning his family amid a motor car incident involving 45,000 marks.
In Buttzville and nearby Stewartsville area notes, residents report visitors and local happenings. Harry Parcull and Hagerty from Vienna are mentioned visiting Easton, with Aug 30 slated for a Ladies Society quilting event at the church. Members hosted relatives, and a few travel updates and minor accidents are noted.
Residents report a series of visits and returns as families, neighbors, and guests from nearby towns travel between Jackson Valley and surrounding areas. People named include Mr and Mrs Wim Albert of near Karrville, Mrs Houghne, and Mrs Albert Brink, with friends from FW Sekilot and Bundy noted.
KNOWLTON No 2 Mrs Sylvester Wolf of Newark apend a week with her cast Mrs S and teen Mrs Goals Frida sited Mrs Shes Yas Mro and3r Ginga 1 tre Mes James LaRue and son Ceol of Delaware were guests of Sr 1 and Mrs dehlel Swayze on Soyday St A Whitdell was called again to the hedelile of His father in New Haven who baen sick for rode thie Mrs Lizvle Leidw and daughter Maz spent Luosdey with Ate Millon One ming at Zion Chapel l Mrs Martha Hint of Strozdahyr onary Insc steek with other mneeree law Twine Swisher spent eral
The Phillipsburg notice reports Holden purchasing fixtures of the inn on Sitgreaves Street and applying for a transfer of the liquor license. It also mentions wedding notes, local farms, and real estate plans including plots for building lots near Ingersoll plant, with various local names and businesses cited. The lettered items reference trades, paint products, and regional papers such as the Tribune and World.
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