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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
4
Community events, weddings, births, illnesses, and deaths in a Mercer Street district. Reports include meetings of church ladies aid groups, school and township notices, marriages in homes, names of mourners, and brief local accidents. Several residents listed by name with kin and addresses, alongside minor civic planning notes.
The April Country issue will be a Modern Art Number featuring articles by notable artists. Messrs Lashfield and Alexander provide commentary on the current artistic landscape while T Ernest L. Tlumienseheln writes on the shift from older to new art.
A fragmentary report lists residents visiting and living in Easton and nearby areas. It mentions Merl Chinton, Mer Mary Phapatnags, Mrs Mary Mbert, Messrs Gow, Smith, and Lawter, and several others by surname, with scattered references to visitors and illnesses.
A community fragment notes the Ladine' Ald Society voting to donate $20 for church wall repairs. It mentions Er in N iger and Middaleviity links, travels home updates, a funeral in Columbia for a relative, and farm rental near Tela- Ware. Also includes an advertisement for Kickapoo Worm Killer.
The page itemizes upcoming sales by date, listing items such as live stock farming implements household goods and harnesses. Locations include farms near Bertere Stewartsville Delaware Reading and Belvidere with multiple auctioneers and clerks named.
A cluttered 1900s advertisement promotes Rexall Pep-Sal or Pablete stomach remedies claiming relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. It notes store availability in Rexall retailers, pricing 1.90, and a public sale of farm equipment and livestock by E Hildebrant with date and location details.
The notice advertises a livestock and farm-gear auction by Ella Race on March 17 starting at 1 am near Manmshurs. Items listed include a 110 foot hay pole, corn shelters, plows, harrows, wagons, mowers, harnesses, crates, and various tools and livestock such as cows and horses. A.C. Plerann acts as a clerk for the sale.
Frank P Smith offers sale of stock farming implements and household items on Broad Street near Broadway and Katy. The sale begins at 12 o clock sharp with a long list of farming equipment horses cattle hay and tools including Deering mowers binders and multiple cultivators. Many strong named animals are described with age color and harness suitability along with a wide array of farm gear and household goods.
The estate of Amos Bartow will sell a large flock and farming implements at the Bartow homestead on the road from Great Mandows to Mount Lakes. The sale begins at 2 o clock Tuesday with items including a Wisconsin pasaline engine, a Rickeye mower, a team of horses and cattle, beehives, chickens, and various farm tools. Officials CHAMLES S. BART, administrator, and Fred J. Birdane oversee.
Auction announces a large farm sale in Stewartville area listing horses cattle farm equipment and implements. Items include a brown stallion black mare cows hogs wagon tools and farm machinery with credit terms after six months. Prospective buyers urged to attend and inspect before bidding.
John C Warman announces a sale of his farm and household goods on Friday March 27 at his home in Breads. The sale includes a large list of items such as furniture, tools, and farm implements with rain or shine conditions. Local officials or organizers are referenced in the notice.
The Town of Philipstown grants the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company permission to construct and maintain railway switches and turnouts on North Main Street and adjacent avenues. Work includes removal of tie sites, alignment with Perry Rock, and compensation for damages to property. Construction subject to map approvals dated February 17, 1914, and overseen by the Town Commissioner of Streets and Public Improvements.
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