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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
4
Community updates describe incidents and gatherings in Hackettstown and nearby towns. Reports include property lease near Matin street, church events at Florescent Nightingale Society, family visits, renovations, and personal milestones.
Residents and guests from Newark Nutley and New York are noted in a string of social visits and gatherings. Mrs Ogee Tal hosts guests as Mr and Mrs Whritner plan a return to New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Ruth Whritner receive visitors while Mr Craig makes ten visits with Ate. Several church and society events are announced including a box social by the Wed Laulivy Aid Society and a weekend schedule of family visits and outings across towns.
The article reports a mass withdrawal from a dairymen’s league affecting Sussex New Jersey and adjacent counties. It notes about 1,000 members quitting to pursue better prices and conditions, with effects on supply and regional dairy markets.
A fragmentary local item describes Weaver and others spending a weekend at Lommomson's Glen with Mead, Mrs Jonen Dalrpraple, and several friends from Hulblo. The text mentions postal or cement changes and town supplies, with names like Lewis Castner and Fay Banghart appearing amid scattered chatter.
In a New Jersey compensation hearing, Thatcher of 1810 Kulmney Avenue Boston won 5188. The suit against New Jersey Power and Light Co claims paralysis after a snakebite while working as a friend for the defendant. Judge Innes Q. Hodgd presided and granted compensation. Other listed cases include Rosa Palmer and Willianamaker with varying disability claims and weekly payments.
Colonel Lewly 22 Vicant of Atlantic Teenah was nominated by the governor for labor commissioner. The move surprised many as the governor previously signaled Airs Lrgass would be chosen. Comment arose from home sources that the nomination aimed to influence the legislature against Mr. Silver. Boosters and endorsements appeared, while some Democrats questioned the timing and the influence of allies in Atlantic City.
A garbled report describes a United States senator, Edwards, awaiting a key appointment in Washington. The piece mentions a secretary role, possible travel, and identifiable names such as Wilkes and Watden Gneally, with references to hearings and recess periods.
Brooklyn reader Mrs Englemann testifies to Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound easing nervous unrest sleeplessness and appetite. booklet found in mailbox led to trial and recommendation to friends. The ad touts fifty years of service and relief for middle aged women experiencing the blues headaches and hysteria.
A woman drops a nickel that rolls under a bed and a match lit to retrieve it causes the mattress to burn, destroying $690 in savings sewn within. The incident is used to warn against keeping money at home and urges opening a bank account for safety and earning interest.
Fragmentary Essex and Northampton County records show court actions and reorganizations. Names such as Philipphiary Werne Co and Hope Bank appear with bail and stock discussions, plus a grand 25 stockholder meeting planned for restructuring.
Besstan of Orin' Cunris Tae Orphans' Court heard last Friday the Mary Sttth estate case. The will exceptions were presented by Cnealvent and Thotts the Gremer. Judge Teiley set a trial date after preliminary motions and a late summer disposition was anticipated.
A fragmented piece discusses tailored apparel emphasizing fabric quality, fit, and styling. It mentions brands like Cavere Meath and Tweeds, with references to collars, seams, and the idea of garments presented at their best, though many words are garbled.
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