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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1913
Page
3
Fragmented text lists people places and items tied to a sale or auction. It mentions Purse or purse related terms, various names like Cuba Celia La, Varley, Athachioseratt, and references to prices and goods. Unknown date and location.
Public notice from Warren County New Jersey court announcing the administrator will sell the property known as VALE ABA House and Lot to pay debts. The sale is set for March 8, 1913, at 2 PM at the St Lew Hotel in Washington Borough. The description covers a lot in Washington Borough with boundaries along Hornbaker Street and adjacent lands formerly owned by Janus Luly, Keiger, and others.
Public sale details outline various parcels and items including livestock, hay, equipment, and farm implements. The notice names auction location, timing, and contact placeholders, with references to fields, plows, mowers, sprayers, and miscellaneous farm goods.
Auction notices list horses cattle poultry and agricultural implements including Percheron horses, Holsteins, cows, chickens, wagons and harrows to be sold. Sale speakers note 20 acres of ground and miscellaneous items. details promise inspection and terms by Marvin A Pierson clerk in Canton.
In a garbled report a narrative follows Miralal Woldmin with references to a brwinens moet and a Baylor event. It mentions Peter Urania and Mr Peter, a child, and Shere Me Welter, with recoveries and hospital notes. The text lists names and places in a fragmented style, including Newark and Menton.
A garbled OCR passage lists local names and events from a parish or social page. It mentions Mirebet, Mrs. Tin, Jones, families like Martin Gibbs and Ela Libbs, a Sunday gathering at a parsonage, a birthday table for Jow, and various town names and places, with scattered references to fevers and social activities.
Hampton area social notes list numerous visits and guests from Easton Whitehall and New York. Several households mark relatives and friends spending Sundays and weekdays with family, with references to Miss Irma Aoger Miss Lala Stoffler and Miss Tennant among others. The item blends funeral notices and church remarks with kinship mentions and travel to Whitshongephe Owarker, noting a funeral service led by Reverend Moss.
Fragmented local items report Mrs Alfred Mussro tin recovering from a fall and births in the area. Mentions of a new engagement at the cement company site, a frame home at Mr Vorsh's, and a road office for Robert Tendrick at White Lake. Geo W Wilson's brother Clarke involved in a serious farm accident resulting in arm amputation near the shoulder at Easton hospital.
The notice lists hosiery and fabrics for men women and children with various styles and prices. It mentions special orders for men and the Carpenters of Northampton and Conway with contact details. It also notes social mentions about local residents and visitors with names and locations.
Announcements from Whitchonga to High Bridge cover visits by Mrs Smith to Tigh Bridge, Lewia Apgar and family in Gidstane, and Galloway moving into a house in High Bridge. The G. WW. Society plans a fall entertainment while the Reformed church auxiliary marks its anniversary dinner. A Paris plant item mentions Thoumailam Vand neuralgia remedies.
An advert claims Electric Bitters will boost stamina and vigor for those feeling weak or run down. It states the tonic prevents breakdown, improves health from the first dose, and offers relief to frail or sickly individuals, with a price of 60 cents per bottle at local merchants.
A notice for a public sale of farm implements and livestock at Schooley's Mountain. Items include wagons, harnesses, mowing machines, plows, threshing machine, corn shelter, seed drills, and various farm tools. Cattle include 8 head of cattle and 7 cows, all bay mares and sound. Liberal credit terms offered. sale conducted by MRE MORRIE, W. ZALLUTS, Harvey Coleman, and Chas Ort, clerk.
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