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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
2
A sprawling, unreadable list of local names, events, visits, and notices from Belvidere and surrounding towns. Mentions include church activities, social calls, farm chores, and upcoming meetings. The fragmentary text names residents, guests, and local happenings across several days and weeks.
Dated notes show a mix of obituaries, social visits, sales, weather mentions, and travel fragments across Mabie, Valley areas, and nearby towns. Items reference a burial, church and school voices, road and bridge notes, and social visits to families in Califano, Johnsonburg, and Wall and Aurora valleys. Continued chatter hints at a Wander Sale and weekend visits among residents and relatives.
A local column records visits and guests at the Mountain View area and Chester, noting Clara Addis of Newark, Mrs Hens Bovker Geo Kiew, Edith Voorhees, Dickerson, and other residents. It mentions driving on Schooley’s Mountain, summer fair attendance, visiting families, and upcoming events with a long list of names from New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, East Orange, and Philadelphia.
A garbled NCR-style list describes extended family visits, health matters, and social patterns. Names such as Mrs. Frink, Miss Elizabeth, and Mr. Mack appear with relatives and guests from Newark and Atlantic, noting travels, illnesses, and hospitality among neighbors. The text is heavily corrupted with many incomplete phrases and misspellings.
Dysentery illness improves for Mrs. L Whitman after a week of severe symptoms. Postmaster Butler’s office mishap described. public notices include a soldiers reunion and Tranquility church events scheduled for August. Local families, names, and households are noted alongside community happenings and cemetery arrangements.
A garbled legal notice outlines a bond indemnity with claims of responsibility for risks and a plan called Plan Save One Third. It mentions a twenty five year term, material defect promises, and bonded guarantees, urging readers to reply with interest.
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