Delaware News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weather
J J Smith returns home from Indiana and plans short stay before visiting Tennessee on business. Dr. Hagerman recovering well after appendicitis at Mosey Taylor Hospital. Rev J E Grant of Hawthorne visited Ebenezer vicinity. Burton Snyder from Columbia attended town business. George Lanning takes flying trip to Binstow. Granger meeting held in Hartant building with good attendance. Shorrer preaches at Presbyterian church with illustrated sermon. Roy Shorrer notes public highway conditions due to recent rain and heavy snow. Democrats in Columbia rally well attended by townspeople. George Prall received two carloads of clover seed amid favorable weather. John I Hoyt in New York on business. Ward to Lebanon to attend Eastern School of Telegraphy. Lizzie Transue returns from Paterson visit. Mrs Theo McCollum visiting in Newton Hackettstown. Carlisle Huff and wife in New York and Newark for pleasure and errands. Henry Cope plans to move family from Island on April 1. Emery farm near Harizel’s Perry, Pa reports high rivers with no loss of stock.
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Delaware
J. J. Smith
Indi- Sone
Teeneayes
W. & Hagerman
Moseu Taylor Hospital
Boranton
Mir. Hillote
Hanna Alla
Daeerman
Burton Snyder
Columbia
H. Samos
Ifa
Geo. T. Prally Bouno
Susan Benidhs Pines
John White
Washington
James P. Jones
Newark
Nicadamus Katehel
Prutches
George d. Prall
Favtierdi Ube
Hoyt
New York
Biainess
Ward
Lebanon
Pate
Eastern School of Telegraphy
Misa Lizzie Transuc
Paterson
Theo. McCollum
Nawton and
Hackettatown
Carlisle B. Huff
Wifa Epant
Louelness
Plesgura
Henry Cope
Thasset
Local Items and Noticeboard Frosts and Fortunes
The column records varied town news including a bequeathal purchase of a fine cow herd, a sudden death of Mrs. Tea Rowe leaving a husband and five children, and a school exhibition at Mt. Wermen on Friday. It lists multiple illnesses under care, a warehouse fire loss at Woodhall and Martins with a new job at The Bee Hive, and town social visits. Also notes a gypsy party on White Pond, visitors from Newark, and a La Grippe remedy testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Tea Rowe
A. J. M Quin
Belvidere
Bugneza
Mt. Wermen
Lizeto Rive
Gulu
Nelson Denta
Unclear 19th Century Farm Gossip Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe livestock incidents and property movements. Mentions include Anthony dogs, Jacob Ribbons, Elias Johnson, the Lance family, and transfers of Lance farm to George Van Billiard. No clear dates or cohesive events emerge from the text.
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Jacob Ribbons
Elias Johnson
Afr
Ribbons
Sci
Lance
Trunsell & Anderson
Puilsipnburg Sehr
Aya
Goorge van Billiard
Price
Hope
Soo
Phillipsburg News Briefs Quietly Reflect Local Struggles
The town discusses a looming cement plant shutdown until coal rail service can be arranged. A former Bollo brakeman, John Cusask, years ago jailed for stealing chickens, appears. Diana Carpenter dies after long illness. Archibald Young of Junction notes her. Stranger Decker found dead in boarding house. Oxland contemplates moving his rackettstown restaurant. Warren Foundry layoffs due to poor transport. Alpha Cement Co plans Michigan plant. Local editor Scott departs for Pasadena. daily paper resumes after outage. Central railroad accident claims one engineer. lurid curio shop theft. Greek priest Dynis fined for drunkenness.
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Phillipsborg
John’ Cusask
Pootsylvania Mountains
Diana
Heary Carpenter
Thoraday
Mra
Archibald Young
Junction
Ee Gbarlea Oxlaud
Rackettstown
Tinner
Tha Warren Foundry
Michine Compiny
Gare Lorown
Pruaploymilint
Wm. Davin
S. V. Davis
New York
Mary Gardner
Washlodon
Catharina Mutchler
John ‘A. Scott
Warren Daily News
Lateer
Flushing
Lee
Passadena
Val
Daily Star
Alpha Cotment, Co
Michigan
Thia County
Charles A. Gischol, J
Thia Place
Central Railroad
Jersey City
Morris Cannot
William Green
Main Street
Postollics
Hackettstown
Father Dynis
Alpha
Bowers
Local notices from Junction area report illnesses and social events
Mary Gotsoll convalesces after pneumonia while Mrs Deagle recovers from grip. George Oliver in poor health. Roxie Apaar visits from Carlton. Bayl rt Staples from Port Borris in town. A Chas Adams dance hosts 75 guests. Rev Traver to address temperance at M E church. Mary Taylor Smith and children visit Elizabeth. John Staples suffers grip. Ira Buckbee entertains Nora Phillipsburg. Gordon Duckworth killed by Central Railroad engine No 43. funeral at MM BE church. George Oliver dies after long illness. remembered as faithful engineer. Tranquility article notes blood medicines. Community updates include residents moving to Greenaville, Mabel Stout hosting visitors, Walter Drake visiting grandparents, and school entertainment planned at Carter chapel.
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Bayl-rt Staples
Port Borris
Chas
Adams
Moses Hummell and Son
Elizabeth
Traver
Spruce Run Lutheran
M.E
Taylor Smith
John Staples
Mira Anlo Fulper
Jersey City
New York
Agenitad
Central Railroad
Gordon Duckworth
Enging
Round House
Preybyterial
E. Happoch
Pen Argyl
Miles Cove
Fanchels
Ita Buckbee
Nora
Phillipsburg
Howard Servs
Notown
Mra
Struble
Bttr
High Bridge
McAlain
Pottstown
Lewis Warwick
Ge Ganrge Oliver
Central Road
Borsess
Devonsad
Davercool
Greanaville
Darla Weaver
Mabel Stout
Hibernia
Walter Drake
York City
Mize
Peancesa
Boonton
Piptla
Thoneville School
Pathy Bryan
Bib
Quaker
Bluairstown Notes Report Local Life And Elections
Bluairstown reports include town events, visits by Joe Fulper and Johnny McCracken, church supper planned, road conditions, and spring election notes. Measles tragedy, an infant dies, and eight others affected. education board terms listed. Epworth League social, weather delays transit, new M E and school staff details, Dr Carbatt anecdote, and Star and Tribune subscription offered at 235 per year.
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Bluairstown
Sheppard Vineburg
Newton
John J. Biale
Wm. P. Bastwell
Belviders
Joe Fulper
Washington
Republic
Johnny McCracken
Fulper
Joe
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mt. E. Church
Tedora
Epworth League
G. C. Rice's
Fy Titman
Board of Education
W. HB
Cister
Blairstown
James K. Brands
Kalerams, Ecuool
J. A. Shotwell
Jackson Butch
Ligier
Shodwell
Jacksonburg
Rice
John van Syrkle
Inez
Scott's Emulsion Crowns a Health Aid Ad
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy for thinness caused by overwork or under digestion. It urges readers to balance activity with the product and promises a free sample. The genuine label features a specific image and lists Bowne Chemists in New York with prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
TT & Bowne
Fear Street
New York
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Allen Carpenter
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Saglit
Ann Sus Dunn
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Mavi
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Fais
Anon
Sornish
Coe
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Philip Ellis
Qurrows
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Bowie
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William C. Bird
Misa Livzla Moston
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Wook
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Marksboro
Woodhall & Martin
Cook
The
Bee Hive
Woodhall& Martin
Cosmcail
Mina Mello Smith
van ‘Ness
Calvin Raub
White Pond
Bertha Huff
Nancy
Wildrick-of-Frank
Furénace
Airs
B.D. Youwans
Nathan H. Kerr
Myre
Fiavel Kerr
la Grippe
F. O. Hawett
Winfield
Chamberlain
Baron
Grippe
F.N. Jenkins
Oxford
Anthony
Ramon
Iran
Ao Severi
Slairstown
Bokind
Notts
van Dyka
Synon Moat
Toa Meaden Pupila
John Divareg
Syho
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Bright
Discave
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Latte
Frank Gibbs
Miss Me Cracken
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Dr. Carbatt
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Pin Jing
STAR
New York Tribune
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Prudential Insurance CO. OF America
Newark, N. J
EL Bes Prestident
Leslie Dy Dy
View
Edo AI
Wall
Counnel
Forrest Fdisite
Beerviiry
CHE
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Supt
Wand Big Dromse
Wiavirtoyeton
Washington Shoe Store
Herman Petty
A. Natolows
Nanews
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Corry
Khan
Doren
Ak Cole Town
Dane Dall Wim
Ingen
Leifer
Welsbin
Cin Mei
M.A. Pierson
Frank Cline
Ac Masten
Tim
Miekerst
Axford’s Grocery
Champlon
Canon
Evr
Aeller Heras
Chativd
Kieu Warde
Chester White
Howe
P. Hellon
FrankUlise
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