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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
14
A garbled notice from Warren County hints at whale work and investment guidance. It mentions Money Lo Invest and a local firm VAN BILLIARD & SON at 80 Sa Main St Philipsburg, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
A detailed sale notice from the estate of Bela Pfister and Mal Teton lists livestock including cattle, horses, mares, and various heifers, plus farm implements and household items. The event is scheduled for February 21, 1010, with terms and buyers named among Anderson and others.
The subscriber Mrs Madora Slater will relinquish farming and auction a farm equipment list including mowers cultivators reapers harnesses and wagons. Bids will be accepted February 25, 1910, with horses noted as strong and capable for single or double work. Terms and conditions to be announced by the auction clerk.
The advertisement lists a large sale of farm and household goods from MS. MAL T., including a two horse wagon, farm implements, harnesses, hay tools, milking equipment, and a variety of livestock. Items cover plows, cultivators, cutting gear, power units, sleds, hay forks, and kitchen hardware. Sale begins at one o'clock on Tuesday, November 21, with terms known at sale.
Fragmentary OCR from a local paper lists multiple obituaries, marriages, transfers, and civic notices across several townships. It notes a foreign-born wife committing suicide, a church building torn down, a funeral in Chester, and various community actions, transfers, and appointments, including a highway and bridge activity, school and church matters, and local officials addressing debts and infrastructure.
Fragmented notes reveal a Maine town’s two men running a hootchike business with monthly earnings ranging from 80 to 1000 dollars. A Colorado 40-acre orchard fetched 84000, yielding 325000 in fruit value last year. Talks on postal routes, steel in pens, and a wage increase for rural letter carriers surface amid scattered economic tidbits.
Reports from Mark Shoro and nearby areas include residents traveling to St Louis for a Valentine event, Annie Siveregul Myers in Tet. is noted, and Mrs Woe herr takes a second, while Mr and Mrs Barnom visit friends. School was closed Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs Pads dock resuming duties. Lumber orders for 160,000 feet for a new ice house. some workers kept on at night to maintain the channel. Mrs Serr Wunce OtTown visits sister Mrs Wm Lanterman who is improving, and preparations for spring updates are mentioned. The Lanterman household will be joined by Jacob Aa and Squiera Corser near Danville. Allen Depuy and Austin Vankirk plan moves to Kerrs Corner amid farming changes.
In a jumble of figures and notes from New Jersey, 70000 dollars and 8400 grunusers are mentioned alongside a Plainfield horse show and a perspective heaviest man in the state dying. References span executions, bills on tobacco, public schools, traffic regulation, and Masons’ fraternal relations. Notable is the death of Bay’s hunter turned public figure and quotes on governance, with several public hearings scheduled for late February and a wave of ceremonial addresses by state leaders.
A damaged OCR summary notes railroad management and the Lahore era. It mentions plans to create a division at Dover, and the Lackawanna's request to withdraw a track. It also cites the Morris Pising project with new stations and condemnation hearings. It highlights steel cars and baggage cars adoption and aims to reduce wrecks by improving construction and signaling.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a CASTORTA signature, name Chas, platehar in use over thirty years, and Star and Thrice-i-Waele New, price 32 per year in advance, with World News context.
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