HORSES at Private Sale or Exchange Second Carload Season
Private sale or exchange notices advertise a second carload of horses this season. Listings include available stock and terms of sale for buyers seeking selecting mounts or trading options.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
4
Private sale or exchange notices advertise a second carload of horses this season. Listings include available stock and terms of sale for buyers seeking selecting mounts or trading options.
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A lengthy society column lists visits, weddings, parties, and illnesses. Among highlights are Mr. and Mrs. Farley at home for the holidays, Miss Laura Page of Dover visiting with relatives, and various gatherings at homes in Newark and Oxford. Several marriages are noted, along with church notes and a few civic announcements, painting a vivid picture of community life.
John Hy Farrell of Paterson, chairman of the Committees on State and Order of the Royal Arcansum, makes a Catholic visit to Potvong Connell. A welfare committee event in New York features fashion shows and lectures, including pieces on acting and how laws are made, with Park Avenue displays and a set of readings about public policy.
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