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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
3
Fragmented report from Junction area lists deaths and personal notices including Miss Lyatin Munt of Batarding street, Thomas Saith and others connected to Newark and New York. It mentions funerals, illnesses such as pneumonia and diphtheria, and social updates like talks and entertainment events in Brooklyn and Despaie Wiediniat.
In Asbury township notes a guest preacher from Hoelftard will lead the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. The Lord's Supper was administered at the same church, with Rev. Collins Mreint formerly of this place now at Hoelftard, as guest. A meat sale at the MLE Church raised $48.00 last Saturday, and local familiesvisit Garwood and Montelutr for two weeks. Ex Senator Martin Wyckoit returns after several weeks away, bringing cheer to friends.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a fattening tonic for invalids convalescents and children. It claims to build bone flesh blood and nerve and recommends its use when diet lacks fats. It notes the label on every bottle and lists prices 50c and $1 from Scott and Bowne chemists in New York.
Readable fragments describe a contested election and political maneuvering in Grementel with mentions of local figures and groups. The text references committees, candidates, and civic activities, along with period social notes about gatherings and letters from friends, amid broader community detail.
Free Union notes report Altes Mlanbell Parise of Nowhen visiting parents and a lost cow incident. Mrs JON Parks hosts guests George Miles and Miss Gussie Bar tow. several residents update homes and farms. Church event at Methodist Friday raises about seventeen dollars.
Readable fragments describe a church event at Uhulrstown, a 15 cent admission, and local notices about residents, sales, and upcoming meetings. Names and places are garbled, but references to March 14, 4 o clock, and a Sunday program are noted among scattered community items.
Fragmented OCR text lists legal notices and public actions including house moves, custody references, and court proceedings. Mentions Vallee Presbyterian Church service, Asbury presiding, and multiple names tied to property and residence changes, with scattered dates and locations in New Hampton and nearby areas.
A broad mix of social happenings and health notes from the weekend includes Mrs. Kaan Nixon and daughter Mrs. Gaus visiting South Boston, a committee meeting to be held Sunday, and planned revival meetings this week. Mrs. Wm Lewis’s daughter Ale dus fell but escaped serious injury, while Brooklyn’s Mrs. Joli Wousd and family tend an ill father G Willerer who is improving. Krulz has recovered enough to go out on Wednesday.
Danville residents Mr and Mrs Frank Garrison from Tranquility were guests of Mr and Mrs John Runyon last Sunday and with her parents for a few days. Isaac Green’s family plans to vacate a portion of Kenneny’s house to move in with Henry Vreeland and Mrs Lyman Idles. Charles Pegg schedules a sale of farming utensils and livestock on Wednesday March 23.
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