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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
5
The article outlines a method for germinating corn kernels using cloth and paper rolls, with moisture and temperature steps over seven days. It cites New Jersey experiments and Brooklyn Eagle commentary on tax exemptions, contrasting old and new approaches and noting effects on farm incomes and exemptions.
The Democratic National Committee chair in Indianapolis denounces Republican policy as a danger to the nation and accuses the administration of exaggerating achievements. He questions telepathy as heaven language and criticizes the Arms Conference for surrendering commitments while urging vigilance against false promises.
A concerned editor urges community backing for the public library in a Star letter urging readers to recognize the library’s value for patients, students, and the convalescent alike. The piece compares library service to education, arguing for robust yearly funding and noting benefits to schools and families.
A reader reports back pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The account cites kidney irregularities and sustained improvement, noting nightly rest and morning comfort. The letter references Willans Pro Stove and Don's Kidney Pills as effective aids, with praise for the product's lasting satisfaction.
An article outlines when to hatch poultry chicks for winter layers with schedules from the New Jersey Experiment Station. It notes February to April timings for breeds like Rhode Island Reds and Leghorns, and cites Governor Edwards and Jersey City Mayor Frank Hogue amid political notes on party dynamics.
Anomalous narrative fragment presents names like Summer Gerard and James W. Govan. mentions of a “muilern giri” and a character with cigarete smoking and stockings. Vague memoir tone hints at social satire and personal fancies amid costume imagery.
A district notice outlines rules for residents to separate waste into categories including wakte and silts, aiming to improve collection efficiency. The directive emphasizes household responsibility in segregating materials before pickup.
An irregular mixed reader note recalls diverse reactions to voting and discussion in a Sussex newspaper. It contrasts sour and cheerful attitudes, noting some are disagreeable while others offer friendly words, and mentions a reader who observed old disputes and new civility at the paper.
The Dalrymaen's League Co-Operative Association states the New York State Supreme Court decision by Judge Pooley does not impact operations of the Dairy Then' League. The Buffalo Gravel Corporation sought an injunction against prosecuting under the Donnelly Act, but the league argues the ruling targets cooperative marketing and does not apply to farmers' marketing associations.
An old advertisement touts Castoria as the signature remedy of Oka by H Flotohot and claims it has been in use for over thirty years under the well known brand.
The subscriber will sell his live stock and farming implements at public sale on the homestead farm from Upper Marmeny to Beninards about 4 1/2 miles from Upper Harmony Store on Monday March 20 1922 at 6 pm. Items include engines threshers mowers plows wagons carriages harness cattle horses and household goods. Terms made known on sale.
In a New Jersey Chancery case Hubert Rows is complainant against Lida Osmin and others. The filing references a April 1 1922 deed by Margaret Osman and John Osman and sets a next court date May 1922. The bill seeks relief for heirs at law with shares in lands in Avoury village Warren County New Jersey.
United States faces longer prosperity era per Fed official Gav. W. P. G. Harding in annual report to Congress. Signs point to end of recession and improved credit, with manufacturing seeking Dover plant relocation and a large order from Richardson & Boynton. Lackawanna tracks at Phillipsburg blurred by rock fall after blasting, causing temporary disruption.
In the Chancery of New Jersey a sale of lands in Phillipsburg Warren County is ordered for partition. The master will offer the property including multiple tracts described by deeds dated 1910 and 1919, with references to Andrews Alley and North Street, to satisfy claims of Caroline Harms and others. Tenant notice is given for required appearances by March 7, 1922.
Notice of settlement filed in the Court of the County of Warton naming Daniel W. Wyham as executor of Kinma J. Yanger licensed. Audited accounts and systems for Surregite and relay Phan. Court set for April 10 at 10:00 in Monaner. Dated February 20, 1922. Proctor Polcar Iretery.
Undersigned executors announce public auction of the estate of William H Von Norman, deceased, at Union Hall Phillipsburg New Jersey on March 11 1922 afternoon. Real property includes Tract 1 85 front feet Delaware Park lots 232 233 238 tract 2 64 front feet and rear lots 236 237 282 tract 3 two vacant lots 40 from Prospect Delaware Park tract 4 five parcels in Nor 106 149 404 409 410 Delaware Park with Dwelling and Premises conveyed by William H Von Norman to Forman and wife and by other deeds.
Auction notice for a property in Phillipsburg Warren County New Jersey. The tract sits on Summit Avenue and is tied to Caroline Fralier Lewis Teel and wife by a 1959 deed and is held by Philipsburg Trust Company as Revolutionary Administrator. The listing details parcel boundaries surveyed with references to Reese Calvin Kugler lands and the house at No 76 Summit Avenue.
Notice to all persons having claims against the estate of Shomag Newnan late of Warren County deceased to present claims to the executors Andrew I Newman and Charles Huwatatx by July 24 1922. Failure to file will bar their claims. Also notice against Anna McClean estate with executrix Lizzie Timity and proctor Oscar Glimmary. Washington New Jersey dates provided.
A fragmentary directory line shows contact details for a HUB STORE located at 228 Northampton Street Easton with a late hour listed and telephone reference.
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