Building Supply Promo Calls for Lumber in County
A local ad invites readers to visit and view timber offerings including joists and beams. The notice touts anticipated large construction and urges customers to come in and see the products.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
5
A local ad invites readers to visit and view timber offerings including joists and beams. The notice touts anticipated large construction and urges customers to come in and see the products.
Advertisement extols cedar fence posts treated by soaking in water to remove sap and prevent rot. The copy asserts the process makes posts almost impervious to rot and urges readers to try the method next time.
Readable fragments describe community notices including families attending a funeral for Gyorgy Fitch and a church service at Methodist or related congregations. References to Mr and Mrs HAG, Miss Mrs. Fiwl, and visitors from New York appear amid scattered details of services, travel, and social gatherings.
The notice highlights a Newark visit by Mr and Mrs. Teving and Mary Mee Win attendances. Families including Mrs. Ruenedt and Mrs. Gavin are mentioned with siblings and relatives returning from trips or visits. Local events feature music, dancing, and church gatherings, with multiple households listed and community members noted by name.
The passage notes Mr and Mrs Dapue and daughter Grine visiting relatives in Newark and Stewartseine, with other families spending time with Geo Buch pian and Filion relatives. A joyous gathering honored Miss Ethel Reabinsen of Washington, while a funeral and burial services were held for a local resident at a church, with frail attendance and messages of sympathy reflected in the record.
Prof Wilson reports short foray into court. local social pages note visits with friends, relatives, and weekend gatherings. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Ward, Mr and Mrs Power Rhniites, and a wedding reception at Yellow Pram with kin far and wide.
A garbled Sunday social roundup lists gatherings and people across Stewartaville and nearby places. Mentions include Mrs Wont and Mr Foster at a home on Me Wowra street, and events at Alduneley Newton BR and Midtown near Vistwenk with names such as Mina Anta Sargon and Phares Fleftaian. Community figures like Mrs Seger and Mrs Kean are noted alongside various local happenings and visits referenced in a fractured ledger of addresses and attendees.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Mrs farmers and Rev Kens along with places like Mayberry and Winshiiistun. It evokes daily routines, social events, and school life with scattered names, dates, and locales, painting a faded snapshot of a community.
Miss Irene Snyder confined at home with quingy and flu like symptoms. Castner, Uriah Garey, and families from Washington and Brooklyn visit,s. several gatherings at the Castner and Slater households. Discussion of farm conditions, fruit and corn crops, and local business notes. (Miss Tina Rouneavite and various guests listed) The piece references a piano moved into a home and local dissipation of a partnership. Prices and population figures for the United States noted.
Terrusvidet Miswee Andae and Vida died apent Stumpy in Hackettstown. Aotin Dine visits Newark with relatives. Mr Hath Barr in New York visiting his parents. Chas Frank of Hackett renam ed Bimday evening. They will visit Boston. Dolly While in Brooklyn. Mrs Geo Wye Tetty entore Urgibuarady Rantstewie. Willy Sutil attended Mountain Lake outing. 15 at Marner Sunday school. Amount lines show community events, visits, and gatherings.
A garbled list of names places and events from Norton area notices. The text mentions streets churches schools and residents like Miss Grier Maytele and Mrs iagene Talat, with scattered references to Jersey City and Charleston. Overall details are unclear due to OCR errors.
An item lists residents and visitors including Kath Chooqver in New York and Preahlyn, Elwood Vislitder family in Oxford and Washington, with references to a Mr Allen planning a Dupre session and a Calvin near Marksboro. The week features travel and social calls with various names and dates.
Local items report the Belvidere Grangers plan a harvest service near Mountain Ka with a Moravian link. details mention a death in Belvidere and funeral arrangements at a cemetery, plus brief community notices about residents and visitors.
Readable portions show a clothing sale featuring shirt waists and ladies dresses with reduced prices. Notable items include remnants and suits marked for bargain ranges in a period garment shop notice.
A fragmented OCR item lists clothing items and stores including Blinkets and Comforts and Sehimol Suits with garbled phrasing suggesting a mall attire display or retail notice. The readable terms hint at a sale or catalog snippet from a department store.
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