State Acquires 5,000 More Acres for Forest Reservation
The State Forest Reservation Board reports a bargain allowing state ownership of 7,500 acres in Sussex county as part of a broader effort to establish modern forestry and preservation from Sussex to Cape May. Forester Gaskill notes 30,000 young trees planted at New Brunswick nursery and experiments at Anckerton to test growth on poorer soils. The program aims to convert land defending against denudation into productive forest areas with private cooperation, showing how forests can be maintained permanently while expanding timber resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staly
Stseex
Loke
Alfred Guakily
New Jersey
Sussex
Cape May
New Beonswick
Ated
Cormmissrutt
Stace
New Jersay
Gaskill
Burlington County
Anckerton
Inne
Wstate
Sorde
New York
Pennsylvania
Ivania
Jersey
Irges
Real Estate Transfers List From County Clerk’s Office
Fragmented OCR lists numerous Phillipsburg transfers dated 1907 with names Lewis A. Ister Fisher Rose Shafer and spouses, Thomas McCarmick, Louis Le, and others. Entries show conveyed parcels in Phillipsburg and Oxford with varied consideration amounts, reflecting a local property transfer record.
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County Clerk's Polide
Paillipabors
Philipeurg
I - Lewis A. Ister
Wms Hl
Fisher
Phillipsburg
Fiuck and
Whle
al Philips
Thomas McCarmick
Ty” Gisteks Af Penna
Dared Joyeg
Couvera Lot
Phillipstird
Hames
Mitts
Louis le 2
Function
Ducer
Beatyestown Church and Local Social Notes
A chaotic notice sheet details church sermons by Dr. Martyn and Rev. Bates, social visits from Newark to New York, and talks of travel and health elixirs. Mentioned are Mr. Mohr, Mr. Hull, Mr. Weekes, and Mrs. Ryder among others, with references to Kings New Discovery and Paine's remedies as advertised cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Ihner
Martyn
Grailnald
Pringeton University
Expeete
Tata
Dex
Siyadayy
Mrv Vreelaod
Hanover
Vrevland
Heultine
Wm. Mui
New York City
Mir
Hull
Jas
Weekes and Son
Jacob Apgar
King
America
Dita Ryder
Palos
Uruz Pes
Paine
Momaiarity
Jenting _Meeker
Presbyterians Celebrate at Festival in Town
The piece recalls a local festival with Presbyterians clearing 414 at the event. It notes visits and greetings among townsfolk, including Str. George Burd, Mahton Evans and wife, and others from Stronda burg, Middletown, and Philadelphia. A summer service at Hope Episcopal and social visits are mentioned, alongside community improvements and new telephone line efforts.
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Clark Brice
Marksboro
Kenda
Heiaingway
Middletown
N.Y
Harry Envlenen
Paradelphia
Auguer
Miler Bull
Achingy
Gat
New York
sAmmatele
Dli
Misy Maury
Misa Prat
Buffalo
B.A. McLaury
V Crissman
Watt
Charles Linaberry
Centerville
Frank Cool
Delaware
Philip Belt
Owen Higgins
Biggins
Farwaere
Belvidere
Mannnkachink
Henvi Etter
Local Social Notes From Weekend Gatherings And Announcements
Sunday gatherings fill the clapboard towns with family visits from Clintless to Tunetion with relatives in Germin Vollew and Wich. Miss Margarit Kateham resigns, John Baasley named school machinist to fill vacancy at Belvidere.
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Aaron Beers
Stith
Setuomg
Frank Coleman
Willa
Orran
Elizabeth
John Creveling
Wabi
Stondus
John Rowlind
Daughtyr Grice
Mith Goud
Patenta
Joseph Appeater
Tee
Lilian
Strind
George Reet
Coro
Reed
Steven
Bet Lack
Lenore Styli
Sarentan
Bats ‘Puseing
Ather
Dare Nolan
Rebeen Lowe
Pru
Psbrg
Stapp
Irs
Isise Liehteap
Huesca
Boyd Aizhtuap
Ulece
Gerernde Go
Fragmented Changewater notices and town gossip
Readable fragments report local names and events from Changewater area. Mentions include visits by Henry Anderson of Phininsburg, Mrs Coleman as guest, Miss Besse Moora and Frances Crans in Washington, and Uriah Gorey with family in Harmony. Also notes about Fort Colten and Hopatcong Worsted workers’ vacation during repairs.
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Besse Moora
Frances Crans
Washington
Sveinda Patan
Palmer Givghter
Abram Uonger
Fort Colten
Uriah Gorey
Gorey
John Bmller
Harmony
Outlandish Town Notices From a Fourth of July Page
Fragmented reader notes recount a Fourth of July in Flemington and nearby towns with names like Newark and Bound Brook. Mentions include residents visiting relatives, church attendances, barber shop sales, accidents, and local trades, with scattered references to doctors, inns, and hotels.
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Saramel Nelylais Slick
Georgy Laturytte
Furlay
Kuke
Flemington
Fl Boven
George Thomis
Yuriy Bean
Ewanbath
Teodoro” Bogart
Drooklyn Hiss
Dr. Topking
George
B. Uolman
L. D. Snttuts
High Bridge
Washington Star
John Gry
Newark
Wells
John Neighbor
Pogony
Clark
Elizabeth
Calvin Lindaberey
Monetalayile
Mars
Hezekiah Philbower
Topkins
Ley Smith
Levi Hottman
Farmersville
Central
Henry Seals
Lehigh
Vaerley
Dulghter
Aml
Frenghtows
Burlaby
Rew
Newsom
M. E. Yister
Adumngs
Newburg
N. Y
Frank Barney
Carrie Creagh
Bound Brook
Chester Farley
Benty House
George Schnyler
Varney
Joseph Tigur
Burton Angnt
Mr. Tyig
Weil Miller
Torsh Apgar
Fuirmoanarong Thay
Davis
Saweith
Henry Fleming
Fairmount
Donald
Phu Mirrigis
Local notices and visits mark Harmony week’s social scenes
Harmony residents record visits from relatives and friends. Mrs Ol Ver Kleespit is noted with Mrs. Irving Hi Hixon and others visiting sisters after travel. A Fourth of July celebration is reported with Mrs Lewis Gregher and children as guests. Several young people and families are mentioned visiting grandparents or hosting gatherings.
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Ol Ver Kleespit
Samay
Kiefer
Westhehl
Desse Raub
Eriese
Haelisre
Pilen
Sin
Irving
Hixon
Strait
Peter Mne
Anid Lewis
Rirnacke
Bistellis
Myraid
Levi DeWitt
Lewis Gregher
PG Peels
Aly
Niss
Johan Werkinlaen
Viola Franklin
Tender City
pAgr’ Cette
Grave
Florences
Magda Florence
Griveey Kitney
Momning Beienels
Fragmentary 19th Century Notices From Local Pond Visit
Readable fragments describe social visits and family names across communities. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Spangenberg at a pond gathering, various relatives in Helioken and Washington, informal entertaining at Sundar Sundar, and a Mrs Cora Beets living near Bon ar. Names appear with partial places and events, but details are unclear.
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Daniel Spangenberg
S Pond
Rayanond Spangenibaya
Helioken
Rhett
Floyd Docs
Newark
Die Hunts
Mt Mars
Se Jones
Alire
Win
Cowell
Washington
Cora Beets
Bon Ar
Hurrice
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Sussex Oes County
Beatyestown
Spruce Run
Rocksaure
Changewater
Suvers
Leaus Edi
Bellesinoort Park
Herry Anderson
Phininsburg
Ertenie
Abn Coleman
Califor
Hazen
Aric Greges
L Son
Laubach
SONS
Easton
Laubach’s
Easton, PA
Roeton
Willsta Everacen
Wil Boy Peetty
Epredul
White Goods
Crosse Tir
Plaid
Ehisk Naltdook
Ask Fis
Thetist
Pian
Lalyyis Au Net
Chittren
Manhattan
Basten
Bet
Laubacius Mens Store
Ebeligerators
Ann Houwigs Niles
Sana
William Laubach
Son
W.d Spat
Tanjaenees
Os Wer Fund Ag Pri Stet Ogaeseva
Farey
Euswhrere
Menlelue Cay Cor
William
Joho Ow
The
Morris
County Sangs. Bank Ssa
Semeannlal
Buchiere
Tts
Montes Baia Ie Srey
Lays
Aden
Hublesy
Sze
Eta
Igor
Snet Roth
Holcstedt
Yim
Flovde
Philander
Pierson
Horace G. Wolfe
Aldes
A. AL Aicher
Wall Paper House
Koon
Ecalso
Aicher
Mast
Northampton
Archer Wall Paper Co
Stylish
Oxfords
Wulslaytyer
Northampton St
Howells Sons
Femay
Carl
JP Howell
Soris
Front St
Easton, Ps
Pune
Jason Wildrick
Broad Street
John W. Line
Senewire Do
Chicago
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