White Mercerized Shirts Sale Note
White Mercerized shirts advertised at 49 cents feature neat figure and stripe patterns. Describes two collargoats as part of the design detail.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
9
White Mercerized shirts advertised at 49 cents feature neat figure and stripe patterns. Describes two collargoats as part of the design detail.
A historical sketch profiles Dr John Linsberry of Bloomsbury born near Schooley's Mountain in New Jersey. It recounts his early schooling under Miss Christina Anderson, teaching stints, education at Appleton's Academy and University of Michigan, and his reputation for treating diphtheria. The piece includes anecdotes from his youth, hunting experiences, and his life in the agricultural counties of upper Michigan.
A fragmented old account details Dr Linusberry, his travels with indigenous peoples, and early career after returning to New York City in 1858. It mentions medical practice at Mountainville, epidemics treated, political leanings as a cultured Democrat, and family notes including marriage to Elion Robinson and two children. Local notices report contracts, residents traveling for business, illnesses, and community events amid a region’s social fabric.
Misa Magels Lance returns home after a fortnight visit at Hope. Robert Van Camper spent Saturday and Sunday at Biairstown as guest of Raw. Ethel Suover of Jacksonburg stayed with grandparents Mir and Bite. Marshall Mackey and George Tittaan ill. Arthur Linaberry moved family from Amos Stith’s to I W Staith’s in Wall. Edgar Van Auken to supervise a farm in Monrose county Pa. Local youths hosted gatherings at Mr and Mrs Samuel Hurrin and at Edgar Van Auken’s homes. A valuable horse owned by John Motzyar died. Frank Hill of Borejek Pa visiting relatives. Emery Jones of Mt. Pacono spent time with parents Mr and Mrs Charles P. Jones. Mrs George Dennis visiting Mortland. Anna Beck of Hainesburg ill with pneumonia. Mrs Amy Kirkhart of Delaware Valley visiting friends. Ven. Alexander Titman dies at Bolger after ill health. Post and station notes include shipments, delivery, and school work.
Eccentric local notices report social meetings at the residence of Mrs Louis Anderson and discuss a Ladies Aid Society. Real estate transfers list multiple deeds dated Feb 28 1903 covering Oxford Washington Frelinghuysen Backettstown Lopatcong Blairstown Phillipsburg and Alpha with various sums in pounds or dollars.
A public auction will sell a variety of farming implements and livestock at the Edw. Crrihiet farm near Belvidere, Xvd. on Tuesday, Mach 7, 1903, starting at 2 o’clock. Items include a Creed power single horse, a two-lorse wagon, a Klugh drill, a wheel implement, and multiple tools and supplies. Proceeds support the estate and sale terms are announced by Calvis Butt and others.
A public sale of various personal property items is announced for Thursday at one mile east of New Willige. The listing includes tools, machinery, household goods, and cattle remarks, with bids due at the scheduled time and a plan for monthly interest options and installments. Auctioneers Thatcher and Cline are named, with terms noted for interest and multiple payments.
The fragment describes a public sale listing live stock, farming implements, household items including a stove, sewing machine, carpets, tables, and other goods. It names George Howell, M.A. Heron as Auctioneers and mentions a location on Crum Street with sale details and timing.
A heavily garbled OCR source mentions various names, places, dates, and items in a period newspaper style. The readable fragments reference names like Oliverite and Plandon, locations such as Old Farin, and scattered notes about events and objects, but the overall content is largely unintelligible.
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