Prompt Work Promised Clothiers Urge Spring Apparel
The advertisement urges customers to bring spring clothing now as orders will be ready when needed. It claims reliable service for both gentlemen and ladies including pickup and delivery on demand.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
5
The advertisement urges customers to bring spring clothing now as orders will be ready when needed. It claims reliable service for both gentlemen and ladies including pickup and delivery on demand.
Various local items from Anthony to Phillipsburg include Hoffman compiling a 14 000 block quilt, a new 50000 school planned in Easton Twelfth ward, lawyer A G Monnell admitted, a bite incidents and a dog shooting, Frosted Samuel Fritta amputated toe, delinquent tax notices after March 20, new distillery plans at Pleasant Grove, a West Jersey Telephone line upgrade, cows afflicted by disease, and deaths and local incidents including a man found frozen near Taylor Iron and Steel.
Neighboring counties report Tambertville passes a new ordinance while Dover eyeing a ball team. Flemington Baptists extend a call to Rev Jolnaon DL Miner of Crooklyn. Hick stock funds planned for a proposed bank at Tranchville Sussex.
In Frenchtown a Pennsylvanian farmer Paul Weaver pursued Mia Wyker, a teacher at a local district school. After Wyker refused his advances, Weaver shot her and then hanged himself at his barn, his father discovering his body twenty minutes later. Wyker died the following Friday. The sheriff later reports a broader note on railroad fleet overhaul and bridge projects, including Pennsylvaniu a Railroad plans to spend 20 million and New Jersey Central constructing a Newark Bay bridge. Local notices include a public sale at Thocksbury on March 24 with farm machinery, stock, and winter wheat, conducted by James Brittain.
Notice of an auction at the Jacob A. Volt farm near Green’s Bridge Canal Zone on Friday March 25, 1904. Items include wagons, harness, sleighs, bells, chains, and four horses listed by numbers with ages and weights. Entry by auctioneer A Fitzerson and clerk B Frank Cling.
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