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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
6
A fragmented editorial critiques wasteful timber and paper practices, proposes recycling into newsprint, and questions law and highway policy. It notes Prohibition enforcement issues, traffic reform headlines, and mentions local officials, protests, and community events across several towns.
The article notes Mrs A Payers moving from Huma Tare ton farm to an Ashley home in Lays Bod, and mentions Willard and other church members at a past annual meeting. It also reports a Bethlehem wedding for Prank, nephew of Mrs Agnes Turnser, and lists local names such as George Lanily and Lontara Tarner amid various social updates and a late obituary-like mention.
Still Valley residents host a Sunday afternoon and evening gathering with relatives and neighbors. Doings include visitors from Green’s Bath and Allentown, a homebound guest returning from a visit, and various extended family appearances across the area.
The Wipworth League and local families gather for a festive weekend at Hist week activities. Notable attendees include Mrs. Thintel Miller, Mrs. Efai per Nevhaet, and Mr. Geary Taecy with several others listed in attendance. The schedule features meetings, a radio segment, and family activities led by Mrs. W201 Hanbetan and Mrs. Lut vier amid community celebrations.
Community tidbits list residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. J. Quiz, Mrs. Sratrd 5, and Mrs. Alien Shaffer. Mentions of people attending gatherings, home visits, and travels to New York and Delaware with several names and addresses noted in brief notices.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Glen Gardner and New Jersey Power Company in a week’s schedule. It mentions a meeting about a relay or gate control and electric light issues. The readable text is incomplete and unclear about dates or participants.
Muskegon Michigan woman Mrs Nelle Quillon recounts eight years of doctors failing to help her and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving weakness and side pains after four bottles She now works in a factory and continues the remedy.
Neat garbled account notes a snowstorm causing hazards on a street with broken lights and a halted rail line. It describes a collision near a Wheel and various residents assisting, including a reference to Camp No. 40 and a Villains report.
A noisy week with hunting and social calls in Wood Glen and surrounding towns. Mrs Apgar and family hosted guests while Beatrice Berty received help for a Sandy event. Stephen Apgar and relatives visited with Mrs and Mrs John T Apgar.
A fragmentary update mentions Worthington figures like Magerty and Edward Coleus, with references to Monday events and local visitors. Mentions of Callfon, Helday dohnnan, and Glen Gardner appear in scattered notes. The text is garbled but preserves fleeting social mentions and routine movements.
The community diary notes residents staying with Mrs Macy Sithwaite and Mrs Bulwards Movi. Visitors include Mrs Elizabeth Biges in Hoytont and Mrs Tevin Apgar with daughter, with townspeople posting friendly greetings and shared meals after Sunday services at the Reformed church.
Local residents and visiting families enjoyed a quiet weekend at home and with friends. Names include Floyd Kent Elmer Womelsdort Mrs Fred Newtant Earl Lanew George W Lanes Miss Marlo Porgch and Daniel Ader amid typical weekend visits and family gatherings.
Weather delays and routine events at Mt Bethel include Sunday school for Mrs Lichtenstebis at 2 o clock and a Parent Teachers meeting. Families such as Steinman and Toft plan activities for children and boarders, with holidays hosted by Mrs Cowell and Mr Moweny at the Stuart farm.
A note on Castoria known for over thirty years in the United States carries the familiar motto You have always bought, highlighting its long standing brand presence and signature chaos attributed to F. Trotobor in historical context.
Residents of Long Valley and High Bridge area, including Mrs. Grandin Conover and her sisters, were seen visiting relatives in New York and nearby towns. The fragmented notes mention Mrs. Charles Myers, Mrs Auntie Cuol, and Mrs. Reank among those hosting or visiting, with several local names and partial addresses.
A 1907 testimony from Mrs Merrill of Johnston Street Washington praises Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain, frequent urination, and headaches, claiming relief after use. The citizen, endorsing the remedy, states kidney disorder and backache vanished and recommends Doan's as the cure.
Notice of condition for Phillipsburg National Bank Pullostuna New Jersey as of December 2 1922 listing resources liabilities and deposits including time deposits and reserve figures. Attorney in fact for heirs to public sale referenced with parcels in Warren County and notices of probate and claims.
An ordinance to fix salaries of general officers and town officials. It cites the board meeting date December 31 12 and the next regular meeting on the upcoming Wednesday December 17 to consider the ordinance and action by the Board of Commissioners. Attest Town Clerk.
The court orders creditors to present their claims against Johanna Mary Potts of Warren County by June Eighth, 1822. Creditors must prove their claims or be barred from any action against the estate. Dated December 1822.
In the Matter of the Estate of James Mitchell Treese deceased a rule to bar creditors is issued by the Surrogate of Warren County. Creditors must present their claims to the executors Emma and Abebe Phillips Borg Trust Co of Phila mburge New Jersey on or before May 27 1923 or be forever barred.
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