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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
7
An 1905 sale notice outlines a large on farm auction in Vermont featuring horses cattle and household items. Items include heavy farm wagons barron’s mare milch cows draft horses harnesses and farm machinery plus cream separators and grain equipment. Also listed are two cows heifers yearlings sows and household goods with time and contact details for auctioneers Fran Clines and Pierson.
Undersigned offers at public sale on Wednesday March 21 0 by 2 o clock noon a homestead lot near Brewarbiille including wagons harness drills mowers powers cultivator corn plow and many other farm implements. Ten head of horses seven cattle four milch cows three yearling heifers and a bull plus two fold and three yearlings. Stock is from Allemetion Jn and includes a four year old mare with foal and other young stock. Conditions apply for sale by any Bala.
An executor announces a sale of assets held by Ames G Lommason and M A Pierson. The notice lists the authority for the sale and directs interested parties to meet at the designated location for bidding under court oversight.
A mixed slice of Oxford life with names, marriages, illnesses, and events. Old residents and visitors are referenced, including religious services at nearby churches, school meetings, shifts in local personnel, and various social notes from town and surrounding areas.
A handwritten ad paragraph touts Orino Laxative Syrup as more effective than fruit syrup tonics for liver refreshment and energy. It claims Orino prevents dull eyes and fatigue, promising quicker vitality for users. The snippet mentions suppliers Jenkins and Washington and a Hackettstown store display.
A crowded and garbled local column lists residents and visitors across towns and households. Mentions include Elo Hanghart, Tobe Ianghorn, Marcus Garriavn themed references, and various family ties, with names such as Miss Katylln ritchin, Mrs. talin Viler, Mr. rl Mes. Wr Wolfe, and Mr. and Mrs. Fhorsey F. Coe among others, mingled with scattered incidents and domestic notes.
The Bryant Store announces a larger selection of new spring and summer suits than ever before with emphasized low cash prices. The shop credits its growing business, bulk buying, and cash sales for keeping margins small and values high. A few standout styles are highlighted as extra good values amid new seasonal changes.
A newspaper ad touts young men's suits in plain gray wool cheviots and double breasted or straight front sacks priced from 12 to 20 dollars. It contrasts with higher priced offerings elsewhere, highlights hand made details, newest patterns, and asserts value against tailor shop prices.
Fragmentary text mentions cures and salves for burns wounds chilblains and rheum. References to chemists or publishers are garbled. No coherent event or identifiable entities besides generic medical terms and a possible public notice context.
Local notices from New Hampton reference residents in Bethlehem and Pas, with scattered names such as Christopher Holtman and Mrs. Edward Bird. Reports cover illnesses, farm life, travel tickets, and church matters as seen in a rural community column.
The article highlights a shift in coat lines with new, handsome jackets that differ from past season staples. It suggests coats will appeal to younger shoppers seeking novelty, while sturdy staples remain for older, quieter tastes.
The store promotes its Boys and Children's Department with careful attention and a strong seasonal display. Norfolk style suits are highlighted as new and correct, promising satisfaction in any grade. Juvenile suits for younger children are praised as the finest yet, and a line of light tide goods is offered to please mothers seeking extra nice items for their boys.
Sully department stores unveil winter goods cleared for spring. The Boys and Children sections showcase new apparel and furnishings as the season shifts.
Market list shows canned sardines in mustard five cents a can, rolled oats, evaporated peaches, large sour pickles, iced tea tumbler celery sauce, asparagus tips, macaroni imported from Century, yellow Ohio onions per peck, parlor matches sold in three big boxes. Obscure OCR fragment notes multiple items and prices.
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