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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
6
Local items report a lightning strike killing four cows near Clinton and a gathering of events from Dover to Iron Spring Park. Church fund drives, pasture losses, and civic notices fill the column alongside obituaries, school and factory remarks, and plans for community reunions in Hunterdon, Warren, and Sussex counties.
A fragmentary 1900s land record list shows various transfers and wills recorded with the County Clerk. Names include Fulmer, Rossiter Realty Co, and Schutzberger, with dates from 1904 to 1908. Conveyances occur in Knowlton Pohatcong and adjacent townships, with nominal sums noted such as 1.00, 140, and 3331.
Chapels, Wood, Albertson join community events. Clinton Herrltt guests Osan on Sunday. Robert Talde hosted by sister Mrs. Milton Osan on Sunday. A festival at abured grounds is planned for Tuesday evening. Mina Hugheston appears with daughter Mrs. Edward Markatte Ray. Snaffel Tones of Columbia to preach. Charles Hosea of Radston to preach next Sunday in St. Cloud Cinbake on August 2.
The Blackberry crop is unusually large the organ factory at Hainesburg destroyed by fire will be rebuilt. German Valley Sunday schools on an excursion to Island Park fell from a wagon injuring several. Mrs Harry Caskey of Port Murray has a churn fruit put up by her mother thirty years ago. Rachel A Harden died at Port Jervis July 15 aged. Alex McClary of Washington probated. The Hackettstown Woodworking Co plant started that week with ample orders. Cranberry Lake excursionist broke leg. Vincent Stren paroled from state prison last week. William Ragnar purchased Vetter's saloon in Belvidere to run late August. Daniel Conklin, longtime Eustus merchant and former grocer, died in his sleep after typhoid fever.
Fragmented notes report Delaware peach forecasts and guesses for field yields. A Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling concerns a smacking case involving a daughter. Other items mention the Grand Army encampment in Minnesota and Carroll County farming prayers for church donations.
Up to last week 2100 cans of fueLl were taken from Pocano bourses over the Bul. Del. division. T. W. Taos, retiring general passenger agent of the Lackiwannan Railroad, was honored by passenger-department officials with a gold watch. Conductors presented him a S80 timepiece, inscribed with cordial terms.
A garbled Jersey item mentions Paterson and Trenton political prompts and a miswritten note about voters. It also includes several patent remedy and cosmetic product names and dubious claims about nasal balms and throat sprays.
Bloomsbury community reports a Saturday afternoon gathering at the Presbyterian church with officers reelected. Mentions guests Miss Anna Allen and Miss Krana Andersae visiting and Mrs. Geo Ondyke moving. extended family, neighbors, and visitors from town and Green With parish events and tours noted.
Wheel iron work has been removed from the mill and workers prep the walls for rebuilding this week. Tas Woolover of North Park and his son Calvin spent time with his family. Rev MP Memerick of Beaueton preached for Valley church services last Sunday morning and evening. Sermons described as impressive as the church prepares for the upcoming choir and revival activities with music.
Fragmentary advertisement copy promises a one day cure using Inke Laxative and Bromo Quinine Tableta. Mentions a druggist refund policy if not effective and features E. W. Grove signature on a printed form.
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