Forest House at Budd’s Lake Sold to National Association
Historic Forest House at Budd’s Lake is sold to a national association. The group plans to establish a meeting assembly site and promote local heritage. Early surveys trace the property to Revolutionary era landholders and early settlers, with Budd Lake area history noted through settlers, surveyors, and long time families.
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Forvat’ House
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Sraveling
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Forest Holts
Dreadful Mosquito Peril Threatens Public Health
A skewed article laments the house fly and mosquitoes as dangerous pests to communities. It notes fever spread, worsened by breeding sites, and urges sanitation, screened food, and prompt exhalation of mosquitoes from homes. It cites Dr Dixon and urges measures against breeding indoors and outdoors. The piece rails at travel and rail services for facilitating spread and mentions Lake Shore routes and a guaranteed cure for piles adjoined with unrelated notices.
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Dixon
Bennsylvania
New Jersey Children’s Home Society Faces Oversight
At a Trenton round meeting of New Jersey Children’s Home Society managers, concerns are raised over proper care for children in homes, with calls for supervision, funding, and enforcement of welfare provisions. The discussion includes state Forest Law implications and urging local chapters to join efforts to prevent neglect and ensure suitable living conditions.
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Children's Home’ Society
New Jersey Children’s Home Society
Trenton
Hieith
Homla
Christian Woouk
Gavin
Todas
Tate
Teeli Ehls Society
Nenely
Deghet le
Anil Vieve
Howe
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Governor promotes state aided farm experiments
The text discusses state support for farm experiments, noting plans to fund protection costs and forest resources. It references former Governor Voorhees, Governor Virginia Gaw, and breeding programs for sheep, poultry, and other live stock. Rogers is highlighted as a leading farmer on the property.
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Gayette
Voor
Caen
Speriment Stucton
Wrginia
My Ta
Rogers
New Jersey Briefs on laws and locals shifts
Attorney General McCarter signals ecycles need not display numbers under new law while state inspectors and deputies probe manufacturers. Board of Freeholders may act at Fury meeting. Great Notch to host new State Norm School per Education Board. Dairy law reforms halve fines for first offenses and require educative demonstrations post analysis. Local social notes recount numerous Newark and Hoboken residents and community events across town.
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McCarter
George W McGuire
Morris
Board of Freeholders
New Jersey
Great Notch
State Board of Education
Paes
Jinuna
Oure
What Do You Drink for Breathsat Healthful Strength
A fragmented note explores beverage options for breathsat, mentioning Croft's Swiss and other brands. It praises a ready prepared cantite as aiding daily work and improving condition, describing it as smooth and creamy with strong attributes.
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Croft
Dave
Summet Expursion Rates at Latkawatina Resorts
Rates listed by Latkawatina Radeonroel for Sinmer Resorts include Pulliation Guten and Yellowstang Packs with stopovers and retries. Special rates and conventions noted. month and year given as June 1721 in Portland Oregon context. Indicates low rates for diy travel, with mentions of Minneapolis and other cities, and dates in July and August with varying terms.
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Latkawatina Radeonroel
Simner Resorts
Paul
Mingarat
Furth
Onan Burr
Smiths Celebrate Tilth Reunion at Family Homestead
The Smith family held a reunion at the homestead now occupied by the youngest son Jacob, with five sisters and three brothers and their families attending. Mrs Jacob A Bunghors and daughter Razibeth of Oxford were present for the gathering as friends delivered best wishes and useful presents. A pleasing future was hoped for by Mr and Mrs James Firth of Egypt, Ga, during their first visit in two years. Stay and Tri-Weekly Tribune $2.25.
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Rennioy
Smith
James Firth
Egypt
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