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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
11
A tired minister credits Rexall Mucu Tone with restoring energy after weeks of strain. He describes backache catarrh of the kidneys and relief from fatigue after using three bottles. The ad touts the remedy as cleansing mucous membranes revitalizing blood and nerves with a money back guarantee for large bottles at 89 cents.
Local notes report Hoyt family travel to Florida for business. Garry Lewis covers James P. Ammarman’s New York stay. Death of Amon Bellis in Portland shocks community. funeral details noted. Multiple social events list weddings, meals, and visits across Callicoon area with names like Prall, Laros, and Henderson. Public figures James Prall and Rev. Albert Rally mentioned in farewell duties.
A rural neighborhood reports near daily farm life notes including farm bands high prices driving farmer calls. Miles Allen White of Washington DC visits. Mr Apgar and family move into George Young’s house. Bilston Stopp relocates near Ed Billa farm to try farming this year. Madame Ramor notes a wedding planned with spring. Mrs H B Young ill, several residents away or visiting in Washington and Phillipsburg. Ed Alllapent deer hunting in Tromton park mentioned.
A blunted weekly column from Battenburg reports residents’ doings. George Streeter quits trap business. A K Hollman may run a lodging house with Migs Dilen Boppock recovering from illness. James Stover wins a chicken feather guessing prize of about 100 dollars. The club plans a large shoot to organize regional clubs for a trophy. Harry Stangel shows progress, Elmer Stamots, a small boy, returns home after a year away and works near the Morris Canal. Roads are improving for this time of year. The election outcome unsettled politics, Vanderbolt attends a funeral, and Mrs J Ri. Bmib mourns Pleasant’s passing. Apple picker C W Bonnell’s partner loses fruit at Nerparl, while night watchmen keep watch with new vigor and brass band funds.
NEW HAMPTON MISS EDINA W eloted in passing with friends in Carlson and High Bridge Barry Bowlby of Princeton Theological Seminary preaches to the Masconostrong Valley church next Sunday morning and evening Miss Latlan Bowlby passed Inet wool with bes elater Samuel Cramer of East Orange Cane Hirata Purcell and others spent Friday last at Plainfields eee
A string of minor accidents and community updates fill the ledger. Trimmer falls from a wall into a millrace and is treated. guard measures are discussed. Residents like Connelly, Lisk, and Crater are noted for health, property, and construction. Social visits and travel to Oxford, Newark, and New Windsor appear alongside local trades and funerals.
JUNCTION Mr and Mrs William Nason and daughter Margaret of Trenton are visiting at the home of their alster Mrs Mary Albright. Mr and Mrs Roy Young of Jersey City spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs Joesph Sherrer. Mrs Pearl Petty of Washington attended the Bust of Alles Mary Hagan this week. Mr and Mrs J Bisenberger visited her parents at Hops. Mrs Walter Poona and daughter of Pisinfield visited Mr and Mrs Frank Appar a part of that week. Job Staples lyll with grip. His sister Boanie is ill from camp disease. Mina Nora Buckhea of Phillipsburg spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs Taylor Savith. Herbert Fenwick moved his family into the house formerly occupied by his father Baber. Houston will move into the house vacated by bir Fenwick. Miss Josie Aukher spent part of the week with her grandmother.
A public sale of farm stock machinery and household items is announced on the W B Apeay farm near Stephensburg. Items include wagons mower drill harrows corn planters and various tools plus two white mares and a cow. Terms offer months’ credit with security and no intoxicants on the premises. Auctioneer: Slomorelut Troy Coleman.
Laubach’s Advance news for Spring in Easton showcases a broad stock of dress fabrics and accessories. The advertisement promises heavier demand and highlights a wide assortment including Voiles Etamines London Twines Crepes and Broadcloths with a full cream dress goods line.
We carry the largest carpet stock in the area and offer a wide assortment of Ingrain Brussels Body Brussels Wiltons Axminsters Velvets and Savonneries. Also full lines of Oil Cloths Linoleums Window Shades Lace Curtains Tapestry Curtains and all related fittings. Our lace curtains are exceptionally fine with a unique local assortment.
Our silk department features crepe de chine and crepe de soie silks in multiple weaves and colors. Crepe de chine sold in two assortments, satin foulards, and black taffeta options with prices from 75c to 1.35 per yard. Habital de Suisse spot proof silk available black and white 24 inches wide at 1.09. Special values on brown navy metal shade taffetas and other widths. Be sure to inspect our latest silk assortment before buying.
Women’s Spring costumes and jackets are in stock with quality, fit, and style. Silk waists and cotton shirt waists compliment new spring suits and capes. Quetalfor-made cloth suits showcase latest season designs while buyers seek the newest offerings weekly.
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