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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1903

Page

3

Flemington Barbers Raise Prices and Local Notices

Flemington barbers have raised prices as Flemington shops reopen at 8 o clock each day except Saturday. Local notices report Jona L Williams Morristown editor convicted for libel, Janet Volt plans return from Newark to Flemington, and Lambertville grants a farm-to-road project to Delaware Valley Traction Co. Other items note the death of W F Clark, a former Central Railroad conductor, a missing Califon hotel keeper Luther Karna, and a Newton mayoral lodge dedication. Reports cover a dynamite plant explosion at Kenvil, auto debt seizures, oil-based lubricants from crushed mica, and a Cranberry Lake baby left on a merry-go-round seat.

Flemington Will Cross Thall Jona L. Williama Morristown K Common Janet Volt Ardon Sounty Horesman Newark Opeda Sistreles Avery Lambertville Newton Richard Walverton Annandale James Waleh Welagat Freaklin Pornace Lackawanna Board of Trade Luther Karna Califon Callfon New York Stata Caliton Ile Acta

Phillipsburg brew raises hometown talk of trouble brewing

Local notes report Phillipsburg plans a brew event amid a flurry of historic and contemporary items. Obituaries recount Daniel B Shoemaker’s death at 66 from heart trouble near Delaware Water Gap and Sostah Rood passing near Buddy Lake, while Hackettstown faces industrial growth and labor tensions on new road projects.

Phillipsburg Aig Werton Firat Presbytgrian Philipsburg B. Be Carhart Daniel B Shoemaker Delaware Water Gap Churchap Sostah Rood Bextyestown Hackettstown Man Porto Salmon Brothers Haring New Roads Independence Township Hackottate Lucky Wanun Leather Company Warman Belre London Doylestown Ne J Orcoy Wermana Hackattstown Joseph Fox Frank Fox Pennsylvania Railroad Columbia Lake Hopataong Cranberry Lake Apgar Antapdalé Lake Hopateong Rycor Board of Education Lebanon Township Hunterdon County Florence Clark Mt. Lahanoo Hertha Holcomb Lower Valley Hutaka Armstrong Changawater Aliee Anderson Woodgion Ruth Farrow Spruce Rien Oscar Fisher Ponelpal Bascale Carilay Primairy New Hampton H. L Flaber Eva Kemp Califon Mary Friter Ula Castner Mary Gardner Kiendalla Academy Glen Gardner Bescon Academy Glan Gardner Sell N. J. Tomer Mondalia Academy

Poorest Shad Season in Fifteen Years Hailed in New Jersey

The season's end is said to be bleak with poor shad catches. An annual agriculture report notes widespread crop trouble due to drought. A Jersey City woman starts a summer care home in Ridgewood. A Cranberry farmer fatally wounds himself. his wife discovers the body. The Winthrop estate worth 2.13 million goes to Princeton Theological Seminary. A Hoboken trolley verdict awards $200 for a dog death. critics debate value. Secretary Franklin Dye reports four decades of farm losses. crops remain stunted and some produce may rebound only slowly.

State Board of Agriculteria Jersey City Ridgewood Bergson County Henry P. Ducesdn Mary J. Winthrop Theological Seminary Princeton University Somerist Hoboken Gummiere Franklin Dye TOF Board of Agriculture Saya New Jersey

New York Mall Plans Extensive Vinegar Manufacture

A distant note reports a New York mall seeking to establish an extensive vinegar facility using nearly 100 cores and focusing on wine making. Post Office complaints appear from country stores nationwide about city depot shortages and distribution issues affecting rural traders.

New York Mall Pocono Depata Haa

Railroad Outing and Rail News Draw from Lehigh Valley Era

Rail workers plan their annual outing at Manh Obuisk on June 21. Erie carries 11,000 daily passengers, Lackawanna 10,000, Central 5,100, Pennsylvania ranked seventh. Baldwin plans to double locomotive output to 9,000 by July 1. A Cranberry Lane miniature engine was sent to Port Morris for repair. At Dover last Thursday a derailment occurred when Dan Madigan’s train struck a signal, derailed, and four cars wrecked. the engineer and fireman escaped with no injuries.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Maoch Obuisk New York City Erie Lackawanna Sereeys Central Pennsylvania Road Baldwin Company Dahiladelphia Cranberry la Port Morris Road Chad Winebrake Port Morris Dan Madigan Dover Morris Canal Frema

Antrony Strawberry Festival News Briefs

A fragmentary column notes the Strawberry Festival and related local items. Mentions weeks with Lulu Castner and Hazel Sliker, a family moving into Calvin Street residence, and a school teaching plan for Mt Lebanon. Includes scattered names, places, and a dental remedy advertisement fragment.

Hazel Sliker Little Brook Lela Lance George ‘Weslace

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