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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1904
Page
10
A Jersey City woman credits Rexall Muco-Tone with ending five years of back pain nervousness and fatigue after trying it on her neighbor's advice. The ad extols the tonic as a blood purifier that refreshes the whole system, promises quick relief, and offers refunds if customers are not satisfied.
Bloomsbury reports a busy week with Presbyterian services and a planned oyster social for the Tales Ald Society. Community visits include Philadelphia guest Smith and Cranford visitors, with a railroad wreck near town disrupting travel briefly.
A Vienna area page lists a fifteenth birthday party for Mise Renn Ben-Helt, obituaries, illness and recoveries, church repairs, and multiple community notices. It notes Mrs. Millen Atoore’s death, local visits, injuries from a wheat wagon incident, and various personal updates from residents and families.
Miss Grace Cramer and Miss Lau Wheeler spent Sunday with Miss Hat in Meadville, sharing a quiet afternoon and casual conversation, according to local social notes.
Friends mourn Edward Mackey of Finzen died last day after three years on Oxford township committee. Mrs. Bra Slenerson of Ringogs visited her parents. Percy Banghart of Plainfield visited relatives from Saturday to Wednesday. A Miller from Dbytteville injured near Constable Bannhart’s residence. a wagon veered and a horse fell. A cow disappeared last week. water gate at Sarepin broke Friday morning. Mill pond crack and flood caused by rising water. mills resumed operation. Henry Bonghart traded horses for a stronger one. Withom Ging, ill since last fall, shows slow recovery.
Fraterick Piper plans to move a steam engine component to DuBais Pa Friday. Mrs. Mame Slackatt of West Virginia visits her parents in Tadentoupli. A surprise party entertained at Geapee Opaycke’s with many young attendees and some middle aged guests. Mr. Gray, the school teacher, was in Hopewell for his daughter’s weekend visit.
Georgia church plans to use large quantities of mixed paints and planks from various vendors. The notice cites cost per gallon and totals, naming suppliers and locations, and mentions expected savings. The fragmentary text lists brands, prices, and multiple towns in a period newspaper tone.
Buttzville residents share birthday milestones and social visits. William Aten hosts a birthday gathering with music and games, while Mrs. W. Faeterel faces illness at home. James Folkner moves in with relatives, and Samuel Berry relocates, as several neighbors endure illnesses and routine farm tasks amid community chatter.
Delaware Mrs Warty Potters returns to Sn New Yorke city after days with betta. Miss Katie White spends weeks at Mrs Emo Washington. Funeral of Mrs Jane Ayers held with Sunshine Society floral tribute. New influenza cases among local families. residents improving. Charles Flext travels to New Tas ven Cann on business. John Litts resumes switchman duties at Aapunkuelwnk tunnel. Joseph Ta Smith to move from current town house to Pluckamin after sale.
A large public sale notice lists Jaco Shimer and Marvin A. Dlevana as sellers with auctions on Wednesday March 9 1944 and Monday March 7 1904. Items include horses carts plows harnesses cattle two yearlings machinery and farm equipment. The notices cover multiple lots with detailed descriptions and terms for farm stock and gear. Local buyers are invited to inspect gear and observe the sale at the farm location near Tope and Jersey-Guernsey stock.
An 1804 auction notice details an extensive sale of farm implements and livestock led by John Wilson. Items include corn planters, hay tools, cultivators, mowers, wagons, hay horses, and various household pieces. The long, misspelled list names numerous farm machines, tools, and equipment with prices and weights often given.
A sale notice for March 16 1904 at a Tennessee township near Belvidera describes a large farm equipment and household goods auction. Items include grinders, fodder cutters, Deering mowers cultivators plows corn shells and harness gear along with horses cattle and various farm implements. Auctioneers are A Therson and Frank Cline acting as clerk.
Auction notice lists tools and livestock including heavy plows, cultivators, a binder, mowers, a corn sheller, harness sets, sleighs, cradles, churns, and several horses, cows, and a young colt. Items span farming gear, livestock, and miscellaneous equipment. Auction date and precise lot details are indicated in the fragmented listing.
The notice lists items for sale by William Echarda at Martins Creek road. Goods include a Maine mower, ton twa hotyu cultivation equipment, plows, harness, seating furniture, kitchen chairs, dishes, a washstand, and sewing items. The sale date and location are partially legible with antique farm and household contents likely for a local auction.
Auction set for March 17 at the Samuek Tonen farm near Belvidere now Tittle Oxe Church. Items include Milwaukee binder, wagons, plows, harnesses, corn planters, cows, horses, a colt, sheep, and various farming gear valued around 1300 dollars. Sale begins at 12 o clock sharp with terms and catalog of stock.
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