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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
4
A 1923 notice invites bidding at a public sale in Huntington New Jersey on Monday March 12 including live stock, farm equipment, tractors, tools, and household items. Listed items cover mowers, plows, diggers, cultivators, fertilizer attachments, scales, wagons, and various implements plus milk cows and horses.
The administrators of Whitfield Creiger’s estate announce a public sale of farm and household items at the Apgir men lose Muteonemy Crowle, miles northeast of Bloomsbury. Sale begins 1 o’clock on Saturday March 2 1923 with tools, farming equipment, livestock, bedding, furniture, and household goods listed.
A fragmented listing from a wartime style column describes assorted curious goods and phrases such as Vietnam references and odd furniture like a novelty stove. The jumble mentions rewards, wives, carpets, rulers, and decorative items amid farm and shop terms, with stray notes about rooms and kitchenware.
The hometown page notes Sunday gatherings across Wood Glen as locals plan groundhog events. Among attendees are Alfred Orisa and Pritts with observers noting Joseph Angie has relocated to Washington. The scene reflects a quiet winter community tradition centered on emerging spring curios.
Public sale to be held at Eleney Dek farm two miles west of High Bridge on March 14. Auction lists corn, hay gear, mowers, binders, plows, cultivators, wagons, harnesses, and various farming implements, with many items described as slightly worn or used. Proceeds go to buyers with items including registered bull and cows offered. terms and more details provided by Silas C. Hawk and others.
Auction notice lists threshers, plows, mowers, harness, and cattle plus horses for sale at the Carman property near Warren County Alimshoause sion 2 miles from Oxford. Items include Keystae equipment, reels, double harpoons, and a flock of poultry with 2100 laying hens and 12-year-old stock noted. Owner Mrs Hester Ann Borgi listed.
Community leaders in Newton debate a proposed new high and grade school to replace the existing structure. Voters previously rejected an $870,000 plan while taxpayers and officials discuss expansions, with a key meeting by borough authorities and residents endorsing a campaign for a new school.
A jumble of names and events shows visits by Glen Gardner and others to Binomshore and Suncast Mer. relatives from Bethlehem to Hoboken travel or stay with kin, with illness, church services, and community concerns referenced amid a rough, garbled lived-in column.
In Bridgeville Alfred Burd Mirmen Shipman and Jubia Lossie attend a community event at the RN chee pngt week. Mrs Maemo Slyp resumes teaching at the Teteeylly school after convalescence. a daughter was born at the home of Township Chick and Mrs Mida Mucdae last Wednesday evening. Sunday visitors included AL D edge J. W Keer and others at the residence of Mr Beate.
Local reports allege Rev Lowley led theater disturbances triggering a court warrant for safety commissioner action. The incident involved police cautions and arrests of theater workers and patrons as authorities sought to close venues amid ongoing protests and alleged violations.
Report discusses booming auto industry with Alfred Trieves and Kevin Tanner citing more than 41.5 million motor vehicles registered, 10 percent trucks, and forecast about 1.6 million replacements this year. Reeves at Detroit Transportation Club calls for tax relief on industry, noting over 80 million in excise and gasoline taxes. Mentions Aunt Nines murder scare and undertaker involvement in a separate local incident.
William Murray of Newark asserts his belief in the truth of his conviction amid confusion and fatigue. He recounts a difficult battle and hopes for improvement, noting strain and weariness from ongoing trials and public scrutiny.
A public sale of farm stock and farming machinery will be held Thursday March 8 1923 at 1 o clock near the Washington annuitnering area. Items include a breaker, McCar Inick binder Oyhound mower grain drill No 10 New Holland feed mill riding cultivator and many plows wagons and harness along with 10 head cattle chickens hogs and milk cows. George Weller is listed as the seller.
partial readable lines describe a social scene with names and places. The garbled text references events at an inn, a girl named Nanes or Nin, and a sister named Me. The overall sense is a disrupted reminiscence or diary fragment without clear dates or actions beyond a hinted gathering.
Fragmented OCR text describes Pleasant Grove social events with names such as Mrs Lana and Mr. Wh, mentions of families and neighbors, and a reference to a Thrice-a-Week New York World price. Content is unclear but indicates a community notice style with multiple personal names and gatherings.
Notice is given that the administrator A. R. Johnson and guardian Oscar Jeffery will present accounts for settlement in the Surrogate Court of Warren County. The hearing is set for Friday, April 1, at 10 o'clock. Dated February 31, 128.
The subscriber offers for sale his farm stock cloth and machinery at Hop Pock farm along the Musconeteong Creek near the property.
An auction notice lists items for sale including kerosene engines, thresher and cleaner, mowing and drag equipment, seeders and drills, feed grinder, rock cutter, wagons, sleighs, harness lines, belts and farm tools. Selling starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Nelson Hoppock announces a sale of 14 Holstein cattle 6 work horses 10 hogs plus one milk cow and a heifer along with various horses near Overland Touring Model 4-85 and household goods. The notice notes credit terms of one year with no interest and six months with interest. Sale date appears as eb 22 Mar.
An auction sale will list stock and farming implements along with harnesses, wagons, tools, and crops at the Jilin Cement Company site between Edison Quarry and Stewartsville, starting at 1 o clock. Catalog notes include two head cattle and four horses, varied farm equipment, and extensions to additional articles.
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