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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
6
A pictorial feature presents rare photographs of notable men in their youth with concise sketches. The collection pairs historical images with brief captions, spotlighting early appearances of distinguished figures and offering a nostalgic glimpse into their younger days.
A long fractured oblong OCR piece recounts a local incident tied to a person named Charest and a community square. It mentions legal/land dispute elements and neighbors, with references to dates and places like New York and North derecy.
The report notes the venerable Belvidere resident, a native of Buchs ai nd, Pennsylvania German, member of the Second Presbyterian Church, and father of a wife and three children near Belvidere. The appointment follows a term as court officer and naming of successors.
The piece profiles Andrew Yetter known as the Lumber King who lives quietly in Biatrs Town despite being widely believed to own a substantial fortune. It notes a reputed wealth of about a quarter of a million dollars and hints at a modest home setting.
The article notes the 31 year old Craig is son of Thomas Craig of a well known local family. It mentions a 25 year old photo date and references family members including mothers, a wife, and son Ray Craig employed as a teller in the Warren County National Bank at Melvidere amid a neighbor hood tragedy.
Wren Washington, once a mischievous youth, now leads in Blairstown as mayor hopeful with a strong backing from township committees. AM Dawes, 46, built a bank from 20 000 to 900 000 dollars and serves as postmaster in Washington while active in Masonic circles.
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