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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
11
An old health feature extols waste removal and bowel health, praising Beecham's Pills as a trusted remedy for over 70 years. It argues pills support natural action without harm, noting general household familiarity and pharmacist endorsement.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders of Warren County invites sealed proposals for construction of two bridges in Greenwich and Warren towns near Artur Uniarst residence. Bids due June 28 at 1 o clock, with bid bonds and surety required. contract requires performance and a corporate surety acceptable to the Board.
In Warren County, on April 10, 1901, an application by Fab Brettner as administrator of the estate of Clearge Brettner deceased and Lute Brettner administrator of Georgia Treitner deceased, seeks court directions. The court orders notice and a hearing at the Court House in Belmont on the second day of October to show cause why the estate should not be settled and debts paid.
A long column recalls past days and recounts numerous local life events. The piece lists weddings, deaths, farm fires, and community happenings across towns, naming residents such as Miss Sarah Eschenbach and James Burd, among others, with scattered anecdotes and notices.
A county meeting established a new agriculture organization to promote club work and community service. Officers include President Akers, Vice-president Edtomids, Secretary Whitmore, and Treasurer Mivylt, with a regional committee and several clubs registered. Members from multiple towns participate in forming this statewide effort.
Lora Castoria signature attributed to Chas. H. Protohor appears in an old advertisement. The product claims a thirty year usage history and the line The Kind You Have Always Bought is referenced as part of the branding.
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