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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
11
A local shop markets Easter shirts in white, with new patterns and sizes up to 4XL. It promotes hosiery in all colors at 25 cents, silk fuse garments, and a range of hats, collars, and cuffs. The retailer advertises Hart Wilson Red Met Collars and Spring undergarments, stressing quality, fit, and price points for the season.
A fragmented report shows Local Option bills defeated while a State Water Supply Commission proposal to oversee subterranean water supplies is discussed. Assembly members White and Walsh push for reforms in Burlington and Mercer counties amid opposition citing cost and overreach. Senators Ackerman and Wikelee advocated passage, but resistance from the reform block remains strong. The TB hospital supervision bill seeks to empower the State Board to oversee tuberculosis facilities and municipal ordinances relating to alignment with local governance.
A spring Oxford card expresses deep appreciation and thanks from Mrs. Mattison and neighbors for kind expressions and gestures received. The note thanks friends and relatives for their support and sympathy in a time of need.
Fragmented Washington Star clipping mentions Herbert Tewihiy, Molsen, and various social notices, with scattered names, addresses, and event references. The readable portions describe deaths, marriages, store matters, local talks, and community notices amid garbled lines and partial lists.
An old catalog style fragment markets cattle fencing wire and galvanized pins. It touts silvanizing, openBearer steel content, price ranges up to 27 a4, and mentions various buildings painted by named individuals. Includes cement, worm cures, and cement brand notes with prices listed.
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