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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
3
The passage touts wallpaper variety for room design with emphasis on color and figures. It claims long-standing experience spanning twenty years and urges consideration without making exaggerated claims. It notes price as three shillings per yard in a generic sales pitch.
A local shoe stock offers up-to-date reliable footwear at extremely low prices. The listing emphasizes worthiness and affordability, pitching a practical option for shoppers seeking quality at a fraction of the usual cost.
Public sale details appear in fragmented OCR. Readable items name a list of individuals and entities connected to a local bidding event. The notice references Widest area addresses and a March date with a Krewe and various names including Matilday and Hay.
A public vendue lists live stock and farming implements with numerous items including tools, gear, and equipment. The sale features various sellers and participants, with observers noting expected prices and catalog entries for bidding. Local officials remind bidders to inspect offerings and register before the event.
Community notes from Belvidere and Warren County cover peddlers complaints, book hawkers, and courtship news. Reports mention Abraham E. Smith elected president of the Warren County National Bank, local sickness and vaccination effects, factory delays, and a forthcoming reception for Judge D A DePue in Trenton.
A late nineteenth century social roundup lists visits and kinship ties among residents. Names include Mr. and Mrs Hakervy Volklyi Lek, Mrs A Lulmerfels, Mr Arming McCracken, Rev H B King, J W Anglia, Mrs M C Rusling, and others. Attendees mention relatives in New York and Delaware as well as local stops at Mt Bormon and Washington. Several notes report vaccination activity and arm soreness.
Abbie Murray cared for a sick friend in New York while the Shomarker household held a well attended funeral. Walter Mayberry will move into the house soon even as terra cotta works resume after repairs. Miss Kinney returns to teaching after a double vaccination. Various locals report farm work, hunting trips, and family visits as groundhog day hints at an early Easter. Ramon’s Nerve & Bone Oil advertised as a primary antiseptic for injuries.
A fragment from a Marksboro page notes several obituaries and community updates. Mare details mention Mrs. Lane Pierce and Mr. George Titman along with church events, revival plans, and local business notices. The report includes religious meetings, arrivals, and health-related advertisements from area residents.
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