Fresh Vegetables and Berries Drive Local Store Elevation
Store highlights a thriving line of fresh vegetables and berries. Management plans to make this section second to none in town, aiming for timely, seasonable offerings and avoiding items not recommended. Customers urged to visit for garden truck and berries.
We Keep the Best in Wickless Oil Stoves Guarantee
Advertisement guarantees best wickless oil stoves with a personal guarantee. If not perfectly satisfactory, they will take them back. Prices are claimed as low as those charged for inferior grades.
Marvelous Escape from Death by Paine’s Celery Compound
The ad touts Paine’s Celery Compound as a universal cure for rheumatism neuralgia and sciatica, citing testimonials from prominent figures. It highlights Margaret Wethel of Brainerd Minnesota who claims long suffering ended and life prolonged after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Margaret Wethel
Brainerd
Ninn
Neuraleda
Button & Apgar lumber team in wagon wreck near Waite station
George Harris Califon, driving for Button and Apgar, fell from a wagon in a Saturday wreck near Waite home station. Apgar rode on a passenger train that collided. no serious injuries, though passengers suffered shock. Multiple local names appear in brief notes on community events, horse incidents, and local doings, including weddings, church notices, and town sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harris
Button
D. W. Roger
Hig
Horace
Holman
Topkins
High
Epbogle
Percy Alpaugh
Philadelphia
Bera
George Hildebrant
New York
Atch
Argo Attendanco
George Apgar
Tewkubury
Fairmount
D. Ly Apgar
Prince
New Wagon
Harnove
Newsom
Car M.eoburok
Constipation and health remedies in old medicine ad
An aged drug advertisement describes constipation causing appendicitis and kidney trouble. It touts Dr Kennedy's solvent as a cure from Barrytown New York, noting patient improvement after using the medicine, with a price of one dollar and availability at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harassa
Mr. C
Osterhnuit
Barrytown
N. Y
Kennedy
ASBURY and Oxford News Roundup Funeral and Society Notes
Funeral services for George M. Heard of Newark formerly of this place were held at the M. B. church with Rev G F Kaan in charge. Interment followed at the adjoining cemetery. He was 43 and had worked at the Immigration Bureau on Bifa Island. A festival and copper run at the basement Presbyterian church drew good crowds and netted $61. The town saw visits from Mrs. Jamon A Shipman and family, and Mr and Mrs George Welsh of Easton stayed with friends. Children’s Day services at the AL B church were well attended despite stormy weather. Mrs. Rhipiad’s daughter-in-law’s illness prompted a Rockaway trip for Jamon A Shipman. Oxford noted postponed Children’s Day events and upcoming ice cream festival at the F S O H. The community remembered Daniel Lanning of 8:Helong via death in Harris Plains era.
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Presbyterian Chapel
Hor
Mcichioney
Mansfeld
Washington
Bir
Lanning
Btophen Lanning
Oxford
Ffrs
Ponnot
Michigab
Miro
Mary Scott
James Pierson
Btophen
Brass Castle
M. E
Bt. Rose
Portland
Jocala Bare
Stroudsburg
Sobhoo
Bateldere
Elmer
Thomas Burne
Oxford Hvoryman
Moran
Falladsiphia
St. Roge
Edward Dalberg
Lewis
Barnum
Miles Kinney
Walt
Shannon
Philadelphia
Samuel Perry
Cremer
Charlie Bohner
Osgard
Fisy
Mire
Gray
Yackettstown
John H. Martin
Prenant
Geo
Ader
Mira
Bonnie View
Blairstown
Ha Fanoy
Galt
Dr.Carhart
C. E. Reand
Walnut Valley
Boms
Brastoo Beegle
Pauline
Cora May
Cora May, Was United To’ Martego To Mr. Wrederick Maing of Bangor, By Roy, O. SM
West
E.ckhard
Bangor
Despita
M.B
Epworth League
Theodore Hartman
Minerva Croup
Amos, Croup
Kalarawa
Blairatown
Adelton
Pauling
Alalatown
Thair
Willand Andress
M. H
Infanta
Blairatowrn
Cedar Lake
Magerle
Waltar
Rios
St Thair
Kalarame
M. BE
Knowtton
Spyder Bole
Mina Benson
Milwaukee
Wis
George M. Herard
Newark
M. B
G. F. Kaan
Ape
Immigration Bureau
Bifa Island
High Estesia
King Friends
Presbyterian- Church
M. Smith
Monteliar
Vivian Boith
Hast Orange
Chas. W. Canun
Jamon A. Shipman
Rockaway
Inlaw
Edgar Rhipiad
George
Easton
Mary Carpenter
AL B Ohurch
Misa Lillian Ricbey
M. Simanton
Association of Nuraerums
Detroit
Goo Ghildren
Forbestern of America
Methdant
Presbyterian Church
Daniel Lanning
Hfelong Oftivan
Brata Acapitel
Marris Plalna
Local Notes Compiled From Roussburg and Surroundings
Frank Woodrod and wife visit his mother as Bila Plamb of Easton attends family events. Rain delays impact Children’s Day observance. a wedding party from Olander Petty attended nearby. Mrs. Jacob Bowlby and Mrs. Gilver Krlee are noted. Helen Young visits Pangburg. Walters team housed in Ranba woods. Landlord Tigar boards them. Warren Herman helped with strawberry picking. a thief suspected. Farmers resume planting corn despite dry spell. Mrs. Rebecca Norton and Elizabeth plan a two month stay at Raowsaybure before returning to Philipsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uressman return to Network.
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Frank Woodrod
Btawarteville
Mise Bila
Easton
John Eilsney
Newton
Bla
Mra. Mook
Waltere
Eteam
Ranb
Tigar, Mire
Gould
Woek
Mira Lightcap
Fannig Merritt
Olander Petty
Rebecca Norton
Elizabeth
Raowsaybure
Philipsburg
Harry Uressman
Bama
Port Murray Frogholder Mowder Repair Efforts Noted
Patchy local notices describe bridge repairs near Wat Bill's after storms. Multiple names tied to hotels, delivery routes, and local services appear, with shifts in roles at the Plane and Hotel Anderson. A storm damage item and estate sale actions are hinted, along with painting and landscaping work around town landmarks.
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Frogholder -Mowder
Wat
Bill
Anderson
Bord Hanry
Avotion
Hoover’ la
R. B. Price
Hackettatown
Janiors
Tacmn
Actiat
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George R. Bunton
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Charles E. Hill
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Lewis W. Hunt
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Trenton
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New York City
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