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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
9
The sale lists farm equipment and valuables from Edgar Agar including plows wagons churns and a cream separator. Items described are varied with terms offering one year credit and no sailors allowed. The notice notes the auction date and location on the farm.
Public sale set for February 17 1910 at 1 pm in Harm County New Jersey. Property includes farm implements tools harness two mules cows horses a black brood mare and colt a variety of wagons and gear plus household items and personal property. Auctioneers M A Pierson and E Frank Cline clerk E Frank Cline.
A B Garriss announces a public sale on Saturday February 25 at 6 o clock featuring two bay horses a black horse and a bay mare with ages seven to thirteen along with farm stock cows calves and milk etc Also listed are a wagon and harness gear tools household furniture including a scotch organ and various kitchen items with many other articles described as in good condition and ready for buyers
Mary P Gardner advertises a public sale at her Port Colden home on Wednesday February 24 1910 at 1 pm. Items include bedroom furniture six pieces a cherry dining table a parlor set a parlor stove feather beds bed coverings and linen household utensils dishes and cookware plus farm produce and live stock such as chickens and wheat potatoes corn and meat benches. Terms will be announced the day of sale. Sam Snyder and Mary P Gardner manage the sale.
A 1919 letter from the NB Milk Producers Union executive condemns low farm proceeds and denounces profiteering by intermediaries. It urges independent farmer action, leadership, and a cooperative price plan, noting current contracts pay producers far less than consumer costs. The piece calls for united, intelligent measures to raise returns and reduce dissension among farmers.
A fragmented OCR piece extols William Shakespeare as the greatest literary figure and invites readers to subscribe to The Washington Star starting April 7. It mentions Shakespeare’s education, influence, and accolades from critics, and offers a coupon for a Shakespearian Scholars dialogue with a $100,000 prize.
A damaged fragment highlights church events and social mentions in Hazen and nearby communities. Details reference communion plans, missionary reports in Syria, family gatherings at various homes, and notes about a Woman's Missionary Society meeting plus a dinner party. The text laments a separation and includes stray family names and places such as Phillipaburr Green's Bridge and Bridgeville.
Robert Johnson plans farming for W fame Willan outlines a quarter settlement. George Dickson buys Ant i Boster lot in Ir Kevin to create the Wilson Ahm gid more. John Strelios firin, x Hs Aimy Ree, on visit returning Monday. Farah BS Syokes conter wunied Jon Willson aid fot last Thursday. George Dickson welcomed a young delivery. Riaptes with Bar to work for James G Deake for years heads to Jonagensburg. Willson deposed of farm to Mr Don of Orange. Willson to move into Ezra 4Willson tenant.
Rev and Mrs Simonton of Peapauk spent the first of the week with her mother Missive Lutton of Cutton. Wesday with Mrs Goo in Hoffsman. Creveline waved his family to High lridee where he is carpenter. Mr and Mrs Neighbours at German Valley were over Sunday at the parental home of Mrs Frank Creveiing and MraoGoa. Nalftman visited Mrs Jesse Sua at High Brides. Neighbour of Jersey joie welted her mother and sister Mrs Lee. Neighbour and Milas Mary from Friday until Monday.
Fragmented OCR notes report a dining gathering for a bride’s friends, a burial service postponed due to poor roads, and a wedding attended by relatives. Arrivals include Miss May Coldout and family. guests Van Watierschamp and Annie Cele. Schoolteacher Stella Larson and nurse Herbert Sarsoul referenced. rural area travel impacted by drifting roads.
Bargains on ladies shoes rubbers and boots with prices from 49c to 2.50. Womens cloth rubbers 8c to 49c pair, boys and girls rubber boots low prices, felt boots 2.49, sweater sets 2.75, washing muslin and undergarments listed. Table linens and ginghams, calicoes, white goods, and new muslin underwear featured.
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