Port Colborne Day Specials Highlight Local Offers
A brief listing in Port Colborne spotlights day specials across local shops and services. Highlights include limited-time discounts and featured products for foot traffic and weekend shoppers.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
9
A brief listing in Port Colborne spotlights day specials across local shops and services. Highlights include limited-time discounts and featured products for foot traffic and weekend shoppers.
The item emphasizes readiness for winter preserving, offering jars and glassware, extra lids and rubbers, and fruit and berries for canning. It highlights quick operation, attractive display, and ready stock for customers.
Listing from a store touts summer wearables and trim items offered at attractive prices before fall. The ad emphasizes fashion goods and seasonal discounts to draw quick shopper interest.
An irregular report from Warren County documents the Daughters of Liberty district gathering held Tuesday evening. Attendance was fair with members discussin local efforts, depot maintenance, and county affairs including state laws and transportation policy.
A 25-representative gathering from Warren County churches met Tuesday at First Presbyterian in Thiltmpsburg to endorse an Inter-Church Federation. Fragments allege financial disputes involving John Kastenbader and a creamery trustee, with creditors and associations tied to church concerns.
Hunterdon County Democrat reports Flemington will host a carnival with extra rail service. A special train departs from Memington at 1.69 p.m. Thursday, stopping at Pattenbury and all stations to Flemington then returns at midnight, with admission free.
In the August Century Dr. Gladden discusses the Municipal Church and its urgency. He outlines a program for the organization and explores the world and possibilities of the Municipal Church to address current causes and questions surrounding its efficacy.
A new Christian unity effort, led by the Christian Unity Foundation, plans to unite Protestant and Catholic elements under a federation akin to the Sage Foundation. Initiated about three years ago, it seeks cooperative methods without creating a new rigid structure. Founding members include clergy and laymen from diverse professions. The federation envisions public meetings, research publication, and fundraising to support its work, with a goal of representing all Protestant churches in the United States.
Fragmentary OCR describes grain stacks along a Dane trade route to Fivank Housel. Mentions road story intensity and a Bruin character. Several garbled place names and dates hint at a regional scene with unclear actions.
Toni Mathes analyzes Pullonu Company finances in American Magazine noting from 1809 to 1905 inclusive total dividends to stockholders reached about 1.605 million dollars with a 10 percent annual return on 29 million invested in the Pullmany building and manufacturing department. He compares 20 million dollars issued to acquire Washing concert assets and calculates dividends equaling roughly 48.9 million dollars, nearly five hundred percent of the original capital stack.
Justice Sawa states viewing Johnson-Jul fight footage cannot be shown in New Jersey and those who display or attend are subject to indictment. He notes a state law making prizefighting promotion a misdemeanor and emphasizes enforcement by the grand jury.
A damaged OCR notice from 1910 mentions court action and a will with references to Louis, Maria, and Land matters. Names and details are garbled, but dated July 4 1910, hints at legal proceedings and probate actions. The fragmentary text indicates official notices about estates and heirs.
The court orders creditors to present claims against the estate of Sarah Taylor of Warren County within a set period. Executrix or executor must file and prove claims, or be barred from recovery. publication appears in a 19th century New York newspaper.
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