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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
9
Fragmentary notes mention Lyn Alas and a medicine, with unclear context. The readable items reference testimonials or endorsements and hint at a local medical product or provider. No concrete dates or locations are identifiable from the legible text.
Hackettstown and Mendsy area brisk with social events and obituaries. Highlights include church and school updates, a boxing of votes for trustees, a hat factory expansion, a basketball game at the girls gym, and a Rock Band Concert under the Woman's League. Also recorded are illness, a move to Lent, and a serious hand injury from woodcutting.
Port Colden and surrounding residents share visits and family news. Mrs Wolfe of Dover and Misa Schooler of Phillipsburg visit relatives. box social planned at A H Larson home on March 21 with proceeds for pastor salary. Local births illnesses and occasional visits noted, plus society events and church youth program details.
Local families hosted guests from Philipsburg Newark and Weehawken including Mrs John Garey and family Mrs Herbert Farguson and Mrs Sophia Hardy. Visits featured nieces nephews and friends from Barnards Hills Muncy Newark and Weehawken with a large congregation camping out and a Sunday sermon by Mr Trevor at the Orminal area.
In Vienna, Washington resident Jacob Whitesall visits family as news notes multiple local events. George Whitesall of Allamuchy married Olive Cumming of Wiretown at the Christian parsonage by Rev. E Swia Bagset. The column recalls guest visits, church services, moving plans, a near accident during a goods move, and a list of real estate transfers recorded since 1903 including deeds among Washington Belvidere Oxford and Phillipsburg residents.
A sensational testimonial style ad claims Paine's Celery Compound cures rheumatism sciatica and neuralgia. It quotes Brainerd Minnesota resident Margaret Rethel who describes long suffering relief after using the product and praises the remedy for restoring mobility and life.
A historic notice describes Magece Trims a Wil as a stud stallion located on the Dr Creveling Homestead Farm between Franklin School House and Hicks School House, about two miles northwest of Asbury. It lists numerous lineage details and premiums, noting Major as a Canadian imported French horse, massive built and capable of four minutes per mile, with premiums at Minnesota and Wisconsin fairs. It states standing fees of 2 mares at 60 dollars and Colt will be ming until service paid, with free stabling and feed and liability for mares sold before foaling.
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