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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
9
An advertisement describes a large ongoing poultry slaughter operation with fattening yard, claiming the product is the choicest and prices are usually the lowest. It notes availability of undressed chickens and mentions feed grain hay cattle salt and ground salt.
An old advertisement promotes Noopepsin tablets as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach trouble, warning against self diagnosing heart disease and urging readers to try the product. It claims rapid relief from dyspepsia symptoms and offers a refund if unsatisfied, listing a price of 23 cents per box and the address 109 Beaver St.
Dr Talpins children treated for pneumonia and Mrs Hoffman also ill. Local crimes, road work, and poultry shed details pepper the page. A wedding notice for Grace Neighbor and Rev Thomas Simanton appears along with school events, funerals, road equipment debates, and various social visits and illnesses across Scholey's Mountain and Roooksburg communities.
Wills probated by the Surrogate include Milly B. do Huson of Hacktialown Anna O Stephens executrix Wm M Fisher of Belvidere Carrie A Fisher executrix Caroline Kramer Palllipybury Morp Kramer executrix Margaret V Landy Blaketown WV Landy and Albert G Raub executors Rosetta A Smith Hacketteton Mary A Smith executrix Amollous Shotwell Plaid John E Jones executor Whit Roberta Philipsburg A B Dabbman executor Eliza A Spyder Asbury Willard Boyden executor Tariuntyy To Gure 2. Cold in One Day Take Lazatiya Bromo Quinine Tablets all druggists refund the money if not effective. W Grove signature ta oy psoh hax Bia
Anthony and others held gatherings near Port Murray. many guests from Gladstone and Philipsburg visited John Howell. An R and D route inspector visited Pleage and Grove and may recommend abandoning the pout-nillee. The postmaster contemplates resigning over unpaid pay. locals seek free mail delivery. Edmund Davie bids farewell for Newark. James Sikora, Nowarik, and Swu) guests bring horses wintering in the country. Also reported: Edwin T. Van Horn ill. teachers’ association met. farm of the late Jocoh Howell sold with bids around 25 20 per acre. Banta’s Surprise Party planned for Christmas night. local ads tout Electric Bitters for health.
The record lists multiple property transfers with dates from 1908 to 1909. Edith Fleming to Lemuel Vabaatta of Mansfeld conveys land in Mansfield. W. Frace and wife transfer land in Alpha to John Colmar. Thomas McCormick and wife to Wm. Walsh of Phillipsburg. Wm. White and wife to Wm. H. Hants of Morris County. Bila B. Bulmer to Frank Stone of Greenleigh. L. D. Taylor, master, to Anna M. Walters of Philipsburg. Each deed includes stated consideration sums.
At a meeting of the Tribe No. 50 Imp. Co. of M held in the council chamber Friday officers were chosen for the term. Sachem John E. Larison Sr. Sagamore Charles Tash Jr. Sagamore Minor Whapney Prophet R. J. Savth C. of R John W. Thornton K of W Wieg Vannabia O of W minor Weller Rep to Great Council James P. Shotts Alt Rep to Gd. C George M. Woodrull. The installation will be public on January 5 by Deputy Great Sachem William Cummins of Hackettstown. Afterward Haymakers Association No. 60 elected officers: Past Chief John Latin, Chief Haymaker William Bastion, First Aide Haymaker Charles Fash, Overseer Georg Hayward, Collector of Straws Samuel Waller, Keeper of Bundles B. S. Bmltt, Hornblower Joseph M. Snyder, Guard of Hayloft Joseph Cling, Guard of Birndoor N. 3 Radline, Steward H. Bi Gayato, State Flagmakers Fy Rimmer and Joseph M. The cow chiefs will be raised January 15 by Deputy State Chief Haymaker Henry Sharer of Bloomebury.
Charles Banry Meltzer of the Metropolitan Opera Co. presents a detailed January article on Parsifal’s writing by Wagner and its symbolism, illustrated by photographs of principal characters. The Metro production has expanded costs near $100 and promises a remarkable performance.
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