Truck Farming Book Offered Free to Farmers
Practical guide on truck-raising titled Truck Farming will be sent to farmers at no cost. Address German Kali Works 93 Nassau St New York.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
4
Practical guide on truck-raising titled Truck Farming will be sent to farmers at no cost. Address German Kali Works 93 Nassau St New York.
The Belvidere column lists residents and happenings on Water Street and surrounding area. It mentions Chas Halbert's health, Wm Kohtman moving toward Harton, school events at Belvidere High, a church gathering and receptions, a planned bank consolidation, and various society notices including weddings and sermons.
The record reports on public works stalled by the Sussex county ownership push, local appointments in Sparta, and a fatal shooting mystery near Amlover. It notes a Flemington property purchase, a gun accident, and multiple villages with civic concerns and new contracts.
Townsbury area residents and families are linked by a flood of notices and small moves. Names such as King’s Naw, Gunter Pharmacy, and Mrs Taeok Honery appear amid home purchases, moving plans, bakery shifts, and health concerns noted in this late document.
The statewide brief notes Orange resident Masanie Batlee will raise funds for a temple amid sleet. It reports legislative activity nearing adjournment by March, highways and bridges scarce ships near South Jersey, and plans for a 1,000,000 capital auto plant in a venture by wealthy financiers. Alfred Reed of Warren County dies after long illness. Governor Stokes cited progress in hospital plans and Masons meetings set for late March.
The readable lines mention Nora Mir Vermnuitas and Jugal Anthony Bis hived Hayne near Pleasant Grove with visits to relatives and a hospital event. Other names include Clavs Jacob and Mesale i Stiles. The text recalls a Sunday visit and a Wednesday hospital scene amid unclear, garbled phrasing.
A garbled summary of various topics appears, mentioning a typhoon in Meriden Mikaeg and spring practice at a base South, with fragmented quotes about money carrying methods by grocers brokers farmers and drovers, and stray references to a minister and public notices.
Fragmentary OCR describes brutal treatment of captives by tribal forces in the Philippines. The text references suffering and a sequence of medical and military terms, with misread names and places, implying a harsh colonial or wartime context.
A local sale led by clerk Berman Shuler lists various farming gear and livestock. The notice details plows harrows cultivators wagons and draught animals including multiple horses and cattle. Dates indicate Monday March 12 with terms and delivery notes for bidders.
War H Raub schedules a two farm sale near Stewartsville New Jersey starting Tuesday March 3rd 1908. Listed items include a threshing outfit hay equipment plows cultivators wagons farm implements and a string of horses and workers with anticipated profits by sale time.
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