Agricultural notes on spraying and fodder value in farming
Weather delays spraying yet seven applications were needed for apple orchards from May 18 to August 10. The crop yielded larger and higher quality apples. Fodder fed with bran, oil cake, and concentrates increased in value, offering better use and nearly equal feeding value to Timothy hay. Sulphur application reduced HoL rot in potatoes, raising yields by about 350 percent and cutting losses over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farn
Valuy
Thia
Stamp Tax Law Glauoge
A wartime revenue law sets stamp taxes for bonds notes and mortgages with scales from under 1000 to over 1500 dollars. It explains exemptions and how stamps apply when multiple papers secure a loan and how indorsements shift tax under the schedule.
Enron Sraci petition over school election results noted
A concerned parent reports irregularities in a school election district with Perry and Beam figures, claims lack of school visits, ink, and water access faults. The author warns of appealing to County Superintendent Alroad and possibly the State Board for investigation if relief is not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enron Sraci
Barry
Perry
Kurrasine
Beam
Rliland
Alroad
Those Pesons Buy Monthly Magazine For Reading
A fragment from a newspaper column touts a Sunday Magazine offering 182 pages of wholesome reading with the New York Sunday Press. It promises attractive, entertaining content and illustrated portraits aimed at children and families. The piece notes up front costs and distribution via newsdealer, urging readers to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puretesud
Prtca Baldy
Engh
Maniburj
Mavasine
New York
Todiya Il Nn
Local cemetery expansion and court actions dominate town notes
Commissioners and others with attorneys met about thirty people to condemn land for extending the cemetery and to set aside four acres. Rev Wilmarth officiated a wedding at Christie church, while Rev Fester Grison preached at Chickstien church. Funeral services, school visits, and community events filled the week with civic notices, social gatherings, and property transfers across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Wilmarth
Christie
Fester Griasoy
Chural
Buster
J. Wimats
Tia Roe Serebs
Uhix
Mia Nettla van Horn
Hamu
Mia Bertie Ayers
Vienna
Trving van Horn
State Normal
Soboul
Theodore “van Tiern
Pininiold
Misa Sari Brugter
Smarehy Iti
Freexa Howse
Slater
Matikia
Misa Quroifuu
Nike
Sirah
Hey
Carson
Mra
A. E. Sneds Sont
Sanverville
Killaveth Swayne
Brigloe
Ater
Mt. Hermon
A. LeCoolke
Sumwwaler
Thurgh
Prandson
Unclear local item from Sanark teacher vacation notes
Fragmented OCR depicts a local social column mentioning Miss Martin a teacher from Sanark, vacation timing, and various notes about residents and events. The text is heavily garbled with broken names and nonsensical phrases, offering little clear factual content.
Fragmented Local Odessy In Sussex County News
Savage Waldo and relatives in Danville and Washington are mentioned amid scattered notes. Mamie Bord returns home after a day with kin. Agnes Smith spends Sunday with family before resuming work. Local updates touch on labor, household routines, and unclear events with several names and places garbled.
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Savage
Waldo
Berry Tx
Zonny Gassty
Joseph Mart
Barker
Mlb
Mira
Joan Cowell
Diernoon
Oxford Obituary and Local News Summary
Oxford mourns Jacob Wildrick longtime resident dies at 81. Interment at Delawira cemetery follows his funeral at Oxford. Weekly notices report local farewells, church service, and a stalled festival due to store closure. Also covered are town milking meeting, road repair talk, and school board actions in Dover and surrounding areas.
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Oxford
Jacob Wildrick
Jibbe Bose
Busliva
Marlesboro
Sodi
Inston
Troabus
George
Rataridhiy
Duttzville
Portland
George W. Derry Reales
Damon Little
Stanbopns
Warren County
Buttaville
Clu. Haase
Iinesburg
Wabco
Ronewell
Dover
Mev Jackson
fHoboker
Bridgeville
Haw
Tagen Banghart
Tosh
M.S. Lambert
Robert Craty
Bisinera Belp
Bolyiters
Washington
Delaware
Belig
Axio
Telse A. Bora Clothings
Oxford Tailors
Jacob de Tages
York Ely
Lotihe Freehalitérs
Sean
Mit
Amos Bfongland
Watudent
Blair Hut
Rodman
Hon
Mra
Mark A. Stout
Newark
Java
Sharp
Delawira
Sanford Rush
Tack
Don Valley
Adium Snyder
Kelridere
Ware
Taton
Board of Education
Kiinay
Win
Larson
J.C. Myera
Murrau homestead wagoner notes and local mishaps
A garbled local brief reports Glen Gardner Mell Walters moving to Fort HM Murrau homestead, Solin Broadhead and others described with stray incidents on route between Low Hampton and Changewater. John Woodrall injures a foot near Uigh Bridge. Newton Eyrky moves to Sterary near Mittstown. Constable Gell arrests Petes 5 for purchasing goods under false representation. Miss Lilian Fritts presents Walter Fie at school. election results hint at uneven Board of Education representation. suggests neighborhood resident should win a seat near Bunyal e.
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Mell -Walters
Murrau
Fort HM
Solin Broadhead
Vogler
Rand
Low Hampton
Changewater
Describ Hays Ty
John Woodrall
Uigh Bridge
Newton Eyrky
Fritts Farm
Mirna
Walter
Lilian Fritts
Andrey Lewis Tig
Barber
Board of Education
Mumbai
Bunyale
Local Notables Visit and Social Notes in Rochporty Area
Saturday and Sunday visits by residents including Asa Usinan of Hackettstown to his mother. Rev 17% King agi J. H. Bigter of Port Murray hosted A. A. Danley Monday. Joseph Tonlorahot of Morristown socialized with friends. Currie Willever returned from Euston after weeks with her sister. Mrs. Mery Dickson of Hackettstown engaged in local visits. Survey Garcy spent Sunday with parents. Albert Bryan of Suffern NY attends community events. Dash Pursel of New Village guest of Weller Willever Monday.
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Miss Shipman
Sanday Svith
Asa Usinan
Hackettstown
Ely
King Agi J. HH. Bigter
Port
Murray
A. A. Danley
Weeg
Joseph Tonlorahot
Morristown
Wae
Currie Willever
Euston
Mery Dickson
Urs
Garcy
Albert Bryan
Suffern
New York
Borh
Dash Pursel
New Village
Weller Willever
Anderson church plans and talks amid Newark conference links
Community notes describe Sunday afternoon events at Anderson church with a tea and remarks by Rev Mer Randolph experts on new relations to the Newark conference at Bernardsville. The church faces assessments for neallections, with payments noted and letters to be issued. Rev AL Gatsan and Revural lead year end duties, while decisions on joining Port Colden panel and NCR Lebanon supply loom.
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Mer
Randolph
Newark
Bernardsville
Anderson Church
Lantapiris
Wal Audiblaui
AL Gatsan
Richurgh
Gebioti
Elurgs
Whetpher Anderson
Port Colden Pannel
Lebanon
Powdership in the house of George Apgar in Wood Glen
An auction note from Wood Glen lists events at the house of George Apgar on Tuesday of Lisswoele with various items including 815 store wagons and oysters. A. Lawrence Craggala moved last Wednesday to a carpenter then farming. George Slanypaners and A G Shampne both appear with relatives. Kemp Balsa samples advertised with free trials. Auctioneers D B Sw and J H Wilevar are mentioned with Port Murray location and date in September finalizing details.
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Centralites
Lebanon
Ineb
House of George
Apgar
Lisswoele
Lagsnow
Wbout
A. Shrope
Ben
Lyme Bath
Pritts
Tie
George Slanypaners
A. G. Shampne Nore
Study of Covert Instruments and Specimen Measurements
The report lists various covert devices and experiments with dimensions and costs. It notes measurements from 14 to 44 inches and prices around 31.00 per unit. It references material by 750, Sue, and 31.00 per sand in a general survey of covert tools and studies.
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Honda Ware
Commugsion
Ite Gey Bardtory
Airield
Suntec
Eald
Brust
Bnecantiul
Aitra
Baat
CIN News
Gontiued
Elarstown
Y's
Misa Grace Adress
Alvarowan
Nalhur-Media
Shere
Thase
Teh Cad Aes
Logan Shutehiter
Beiba
Tad Mary Baarelt
Meus
Hubert Qrilg Ds
Apeen
Lake Ort
Frank Cook
Sainthope Bax
Rnom Lastrickland
Daniel Vliet
Hope
Chait
Anne
Pierson
Jacob
Wildrick
Sai George
Galima
Salata
N.Y
A. Shannon
Wilson
Orrun
Merall Briavedy Vail
Yeonie Cathvelle
Michiel
Carroll
Bona Tudler
Eliya Penile College
Alisa Butler
Cenig
Marusborg
Martin
Sanark
Billie
Ariette
Phillipsburg
Steiresl
Nowveek
Syrenil Wis
B.D. Yooinib
Samneday
Leeds
Nellie Utter Blateytov
Nelbf Wute
Vaddan
Mary Follson
Erland
Corn
Glen Gardner
Wu Hongtlost
Kemp Balsa
Eure
HYDRO
Lithia
Stonequaker Chemical ED
Baltimore
G. W. Beers
F. Gulick
Optician
W. Christine
New Insurance
Prudential Service
Prudential
Pydd Ti Insurance Co
Turn Lal “of America
Jos R Drydton
P. Dryden
Leslie D. Ward
Roar Ihe Ward
Porrest F.dryden
MM Messinger
Brand
Wvashington Aven
Easton, PA
iMine
Sonte
Tyan
Twills
Poe
Storm Serges
Herriingbone
Castors
Navy
WM. Laubach & Son
Ah Ae
Nossal U
Wien
Philadelphia
Northampton St
Banten
Srk
Broad Street
di. T. Bell
RE. James
John Bacon
Rats of
Spersaig Lanns
Renty
Mycomes
Centre Square & S
St. Easton
Easton
Plemington
Long Ak Hhorl Botlee
Cour Bal
Daparti
Alitha
Corts
American Planca
Organa
Am ci
Koyntlan
Tinta oServien
Dhe
Leonie
NOS Cme
Seco
Cornish “& CO
EES Makers
New Jerseys
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