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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
8
Reading from Belvidere and adjacent towns reveals a memorial of deaths and legal notices. The report cites Coroner and Deputy roles, the Lehigh and Xyon Kig matter, and a residence transfer while detailing a Belvidere budget debate on road extension and trust bank leadership amid community concerns.
The article lists church events at Spruce Roy Lutheran with communion planned Sunday and mentions residents visiting relatives and changes in local employments. It notes a watch lost near a creek while crossing a bridge on a Thursday and a search conducted but unsuccessful.
Fragmentary OCR note touts Castoria with the signature of Charles H. Watch in for over thirty years and mentions a product claim linked to a household item.
Readable fragments describe deaths families and funeral services in Jackson and nearby towns. Obituaries name Andress Linaberry Van Kirk and others, with interments and church services noted. References mention Kinney farm residents, Burns, and district happenings including church events and harvest activities.
garbled OCR note describes a claimed cure and a drugstore listing, mentioning Dr Kings and a “Garanteed to cure hillousness” claim. it cites Meeker's drug store and cacter pharmacy as places offering the product.
A fragment from a local page notes revival meetings closing Sunday night after several convocations. It mentions Mrs Howard Hop mick and families visiting relatives, with other neighbors and churchgoers seen at the gatherings. The report records attendance at religious services and social visits around the borough.
In Allamuchy New Jersey and nearby areas residents hosted and visited during a weekend of social events. Mr and Mrs Odbari hosted a dinner with friends, while Mr and Mrs Dail Maan entertained guests on Sunday. A fire incident near Stuyvesant Park was reported with minor injuries and property damage.
Mrs Tohn Glhus and Mrs Elioh Cox host friends from Washington while Mrs Koda and others visit Liv Hibler and widowed Andrew in Newark. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Sute. Geo McLean of Princeton, IL visits relatives. Minfield Bird and bride plan household duties at K P Gulloks home. Miss Matthew Wherkir travels to Andrew Catming for studies. Reverend Webb planned ministerial dedication in Washington on Alomlny. child of Apgor moves into G Alerts home. Paper Wheelue occupies the house vacated by Mie Apgaor. Austin Howell and Mrs J N Lamberne attend funeral.
A garbled quotation cites D R Blankenship of Pietk Papas advising on kidney trouble cures. The text claims Kleovrio Victers offers a remedy with vague guarantees and references to relief from a healer.
Mr and Mrs George Hong host friends Friday and guests include Mrs Frank Isanes and daughter from Philadelphia visiting relatives Mr and Mrs J lik Duntin. Portland visitor Miss Mand Msn joins a Cow doye with them as they recall the year and local farm rentals and entertainments.
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