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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
7
Hackettstown area notes long list of weekend visitors from Newark New York and Orange. Socials include church activities, hospital updates, fundraisers and school events with several residents hosting guests and attending gatherings around March weekends.
More than 1 200 applications flood a 1923 military training camp as Major General Robert Lee Dolled announces opening of the canes. The report notes heavy hogs and a crowd gathered for speeches, with farmers urged to grow high quality swine and agriculture discussed in county meetings.
A read-through of scattered items lists residents and events in Townsbury. Mentions include Mrs. Miers Katehi Av0 Mil, George Conte, Mr. and Mrs. Moe of Vienna, and George Cooke's plans for the coming year. Social visits, sales, and family gatherings are noted along with ongoing improvements and health updates.
In Rockport Miss Ha Thomas hosts weekend visitors with Mrs Rise Phanerfelt and Mr Carlos as guests. George Tint attends Saturday events while Allen Bray announces a new Favilson tractor sale at Pape Sturray Saturday. A Rover team plans a sale and the community expects several friends to help this spring.
A damaged report from Great Meadows details a construction accident when a heavy stone fell during work on a new vault. Merrel of the local family was injured while visiting relatives and later died at a Washington home. Funeral arrangements are noted for Merrell.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Park Min Mrs ALC Gardner veto, weeks at Ch Somer ville Tene in Fort Murray, and Mr George Bathe in billing ves. Also reference Mrs Rose Beol in Aston, and hospital taste and health concerns amid illness.
Scraps from a time worn editor's desk reveal a week’s work patterns at a local paper while sidelined incidents show a dog attack scene and a Methodist temperance debate. Names like Jones and Wells appear amid scattered mentions of Creeks and Crooks in a drifting, fragmentary report.
The report estimates national potato stocks and grain crops on farms in New Jersey and other states. It cites 7 percent of the country’s crop shipped, with figures including 4,400,000 bushels of wheat and 308,000 bushels of oats, indicating growing farm production levels.
A misspelled fragment hints at a patent claim for a cheaper vacuum feed mechanism. It mentions a feature of the ple Jn operation and a device for feeding vacuum pages, with references to Munro and exhaustive experiments. The text is garbled but centers on an inventor claiming a superior, cheaper vacuum feed component.
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