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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
3
The town records a week of visitors and gatherings with residents staying in Newark and Montclair. Notes mention Stewart Taltuo opening an event venue, families visiting relatives, and social rounds. Obituaries and funeral services are reported for Robert Readta and Anna, wife of Fyed Savercont, with details of locations and survivors.
A veteran user recounts relief from deadly lung hemorrhages after three weeks of Dr. King's New Discovery. The testimonial cites recovery from colds bronchial ailments hay fever and asthma and notes trial bottles are offered with a money back guarantee by a local retailer.
Flora Smith of Berwick and her parents plan a dinner gathering to celebrate her vocational spending. Tom Smith and friends visit Mrs. Robesenn Newton in Wits vicinity. Mrs. Gideon Writer and children retire home after Old Time Week events in Washington. A. S. Cronce and Morris Miller relieved at pocketbooks with money exposed. Mrs. Bird dies after a fall from stairs in Blacktown hospital and is cared for by her daughter and family.
Cure Hay Fever for three months with summer cold symptoms interfered with business. A doctor’s treatment failed, and several medicines worsened the condition. Foley's Honey and Tar quickly cured the writer and others since, with same success. Sold by all druggists.
The column records visits and social events in the Lower Valley area. Mrs. Margaret Farley of Waoodgien entertained guests including Mrs. John Waters and Mrs. Barton Apgar. Mrs. Eme Sutton hosted others, and Mrs. GB lfortman planned gatherings for Mr. and Mrs. Forshaw and household guests. Amy Cole’s condition is noted as weak while Nellie Sinck acts as nurse. several people from Mendham are mentioned in family visits and an outing to Botton over the weekend.
Local items report Miss Mabel Roth receiving birthday cards last week and Bangor AC party drama visiting to view a project. Several attendees heard about Walnut Valley Sunday school, with plans for a Glen eee Our Sunday School to open with Columbiiaachool on Saturday. Edward V lhen and familiar Bue felphia hosted by brothers Henry and Tacob. Alton Apeague service planned for next Sunday night by Myre. Frank Snyder discussed Faith and Epworth Longue on Ag Tb Ang. Vacation to Europe mentioned for pastor and regular sermons noted.
The notes list church events for Sunday and a tribute to Mrs Amy Soil with a social visit from Eng Adnan 8. It mentions visiting relatives in New York and a two week West tour by Mr and Mrs Carter, with school updates and planned events at local facilities. Local board activities and a beach event at Rye Beach, NY are noted.
Fragmented OCR text describes a community gathering with references to Mrs Clarendon, Mrs Eugene, and Mr Latnv among others. Mentions a visit to Washington, a parade, a Thursday and Wednesday in recent weeks, but most names and places are garbled, yielding little verifiable detail.
A fragment notes a super finish applied to interior woodwork by Wang Camplell on Kaora. References to pine mixes in 1-4 and quart and gallon cans appear with a list of distributors and color cord mentions, including Washington and several named firms and individuals.
Public notice announces a special election to be held September 4 in various precincts statewide to vote on proposed amendments to the New Jersey constitution. Voters must mark for or against each amendment. the ballot wording specifies options and counting rules under 1908 and 1909 statutes.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a governor appointed board of four pardons members plus three others. It references appointment by the governor with senate advice and consent, roles in clemency, and duties after convictions, impeachment, and various commissions. The source is garbled with missing letters and unclear context.
The document outlines restructuring to vest judicial power in courts with Supreme Court, specifies creation of divisions including Appeals, Law, and Chancery. It details appointment, removal, and quorum rules, temporary assignments, and reporting duties for appellate processes. It preserves Governor and Legislature roles in adjustments and operations.
Free Union society notes describe Wm Moore WHHL delivering a crop of watermelons, Blison Aeler driving a new horse bought in Phillipsburg, and Tien Plumerfelt accompanying Mrs Jol Rennan at Great Menow. Nearby families, church activities, and vacations are mentioned as relatives visit, with Rev Samuel Pe Lacey preaching and Rev Mr. Tumerson taking a two week vacation. Ernest Tiliebrant and family from Irvington visit parents Mr and Mrs Smith J III, alongside other kin and neighbors observed in the community.
An advertisement touts a treatment called Rexall Kidney Remedy claiming to eradicate kidney and urinary tract diseases. It asserts early recognition is rare, offers a 60c and 1.00 price, and promises safe, effective relief with money-back guarantees. It urges customers to request full ingredient details.
Fragmentary OCR yields an amendment note about a Senate related change and a monetary sum. Names and places are unclear, but it mentions election context and a general claim. The readable parts reference Section and amendment language with a monetary value of one thousand.
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