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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
5
Auctioneer lists a large sale with cattle horses wagons plows corn planter and farm implements. The notice names George Rinehart as seller and mentions sale location and date, with details on items such as harnesses wheels and carts.
A damaged notice describes a cattle sale by auctioneer Frank Cline on Monday March 5. The listing includes Holstein and Jersey cows, weights around 2100 pounds, with bids and descriptions of herds and individual animals. The sale appears to be conducted at a location near Washington and Asbury with references to cattle types and herd management.
An auction notice details livestock and farming gear including cows, horses, calves, sows, and implements. It lists items like brood sows, Holstein stock, yearlings, plows, harnesses, and bunk gear with references to buyers and multiple consignors. The notice notes horses and cattle ages and that items will be sold on specified dates at a location in Wooster.
Old time auction provides a list of items offered by A C Metz including farm implements, horses, cattle, household goods, and tools. Auctioneer Piereon and clerk Cline preside with sale details and dates, noting Saturday March 14 1904 as the event date.
Fragmented OCR shows a sale notice listing various individuals including THEREN SMITH, HATIVAY COLEMAN, and others. The text references a sale on a Thursday in March with items like barrels and various goods, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Mrs Arch Fisher will sell farming machinery and stock on Saturday March 10 1906, including wagon wheels body buges heavy farm tools and horse equipment. Also cattle including Clydesdale mare and horses, and various farm implements with terms announced sale day by auctioneer Harvey Colemann
Community notes from Rocksburg detail gatherings and events. Listings include schooling board actions, budget allocations for textbooks and printing, upcoming elections for board members, and social visits among residents and families across nearby towns.
A garbled social page item references Harry C. Weer serving as night operator at Pendzwood Station. It mentions visits and greetings among local families including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke of Newark and Mrs. Adrian L. Cooke, plus wedding notices for Daisy Wough and James Gould.
The fragment records a series of domestic visits and gatherings. Rosen and Kitehup discuss intentions for the next steps. Mrs Brine Angin and Margaret Smith plan an extended visit while others attend a Washington’s Birthday party and weekend family time.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the signature of Chas H. Fletcher and a line about a product believed to be in the US trade for over thirty years. The text also mentions a movable kind and Akaya bought, implying a trade or purchase context.
Scattered notes from Vienna and nearby communities report social updates and obituaries. Mentions include Mrs Hui and Mrs Harvey Howell of Washington visiting and family gatherings in Suttyville Volta Pylus, with several mourners and friends noted. Funeral services are listed for Mrs Siton and others, while local residents connect through church events and a recent school wearers’ drive.
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic scene involving a questionable remedy brand. Mentions names like Scpamanhy Slyver and Bawels and references Carter Pharmacy. Content is garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Local item notes Mr and Mrs Rush hosting a Sunday gathering in Ruston with Miss Anata Rust and Mrs Howat mentioned. Several names appear in passing as relatives and friends visiting at the Rush home on Broadway. The piece hints at social events and a community effort toward church activities, with references to Drake & Co. and local families.
The item notes two guaranteed cures for piles from Tobins and mentions medical ointments. It reports local happenings in Stephensburg Georgia including John Farrell of Washington speaking, a town dance at Slivrupr’s, and a dog bite incident at Pleakany Grove with a woman named Extra Binak injured.
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