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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1907

Page

3

Mixed General News Notes From Early 20th Century Clippings

General notes report a surge in Pennsylvania automobile licenses and a Allentown firm winning a contract to build 40 automobie days for the Board of Education. The item references global trade, cement production, and Portland cement context, along with a claim about a large mineral deposit in New Mexico. It mentions queen bee damage in cups, parasite distribution in Texas Oklahoma and Kansas, and a boxing match where Tommy Burns knocked out Quarryli in California. Additional items cover Confederate veterans welfare funds, rural delivery box regulations, and a Wilkes-Barre incident where Plate Worden Riley was fined for fishing under the legal size and jailed for three days.

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Hackettstown Community Prep Parades and Local Changes

In Hackettstown area preparations for the fireman’s parade reach a raised fund of 1300 dollars. Nearby, Hoagland groups near Dory at Rudd’s Lake plan two weeks camps. Joseph Portino of Stewartlargo has joined the U S Navy and will be assigned to Bethesda. Surgeries and improvements are planned around Hagketstown National Hawk, with funds approaching 20000 dollars. Local residents report trolley service adjustments between Walter Gap and Stroudsburg with ten cent fares, and telephone company line extensions between Hackettstown, Allamuchy, and Sussex. A surrogate note mentions James A. Allen’s illness. Deputy Surrogate Carter and others discuss vacation plans and local vandalism incidents on Hecket Street. Oscar Smith’s raft incident near Belvidere is noted, and the sixth ward drug store near the upcoming Sixth Ward project is referenced along with a former ferry captain’s legal troubles in Flemington jail.

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Will Wellman Fly to the Pole Despite Odds?

A scrambled, vigorous account of Walter Wellin's planned July voyage to the Pole aboard a pioneering airship. It details a mammoth craft with a gas reservoir, enormous dimensions, and a cargo exceeding two thousand pounds. The narrative sketches crew, dogs, sled gear, provisions, and fuel as part of an ambitious, perilous expedition.

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Roosters Silence If Crowing Roosts Urban Nuisance

Chancellor Bergen of New Jersey rules that roosters in cities may not crow at night. In rural areas the issue is minor but urban roosters anger neighbors and disturb business. Experts favor humane disposal, noting safe home remedies and warnings against nuisance behavior. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as cure-alls.

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Milford's Bank Opens This Week In New Jersey

Milords National bank prepares to open for business this week with plans for new careers and local investment. The region reports multiple community events and civic notes including a public park gathering on September 1. A well known Stanton man of Hunterdon County dies aged 70, while a Newark to Cranberry run is planned by a prominent party. Jilugeon's concert venue in Blocketown draws 11,855 visitors this year as local officials monitor safety after a gas-related accident at a fair in Gomeraville. Stroudsburg and nearby towns report sports, rail, and political notes with elections, obituaries, and economic plans shaping the local landscape.

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New Jersey Briefs Highlight Park Gathering and Legislation

Disjointed New Jersey items note a gathering at Dissiple Parky Newark on July 8 and a potential trade board concern over a down payment. References mention a printing firm with 34 500 00 in value and 1 000 workers, plus a Pennsylvania legislature action. Another item recalls John Guiger of Newark and a fatal car crash near Mendham after brakes failed on a hill.

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I Give Honor to Whom It Is Due Remedy

An advertisement from Rondout New York promotes Splye David Renvony's favorite remedy claimed to cure Bright's disease and gravel. It asserts several patients were relieved after doctors failed and urges others to try the cure priced at one dollar with distribution through druggists and Boston outlets.

David Renvony Rondout N.Y Bright Suorua Silene Base Hill Frice

Lackawanna Rail Plan to Add Three Tracks and Bridge

The Lackawanna plans three new tracks on the Morris & Essex division between Dover and Hoboken, plus a new bridge from Ahilu Street to the park in Beuton. The line will see $47,000 in improvements and through freight moved off the Bol Del division. A new transfer of clerks is anticipated at Manualus, while a freight train was halted by armed men near Linco Derk on a recent night, with robbers looting cars and guiding freight into a waiting wagon.

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