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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
1
Local leaders in Helvidere push petitions and public notices to relocate a trolley route toward Philipsburg, citing transportation benefits and countywide impact. Voters across Philipsburg and nearby towns face a weekend deadline for signatures as committees pledge a measured public discussion.
On Tuesday evening May 24 Washington musician Mosnodal bhyren presents a flung program at the Orpheus concert. Tickets are 28 cents. Spectators urged to attend the notable sale see paso 1 wig.
Washington veterans gathered at the Methodist church for an evening of talks and musical numbers. Speakers shared army experiences while a choral performance and solos highlighted the program. A court case and a local accident were noted in brief follow ups.
A booklet by Mrs Dewite Carpenter, endorsed by the New York Agricultural Council, outlines farm practices and crop progress experiments to assist farmers living near the territory. The study aims to show practical farming methods and anticipated benefits for local education and agriculture.
The Christomatiean Mission group met Monday night at Miss China Pulper's home for a modest gathering. Vocal solos by Miss Anna Thornton and Miss Oin Seatty, a duet by Miss Elizabeth Beko and Miss Florynee Cooke, and a cornet piece by Frank T. Nuted highlighted the program. A talk titled Cuba and Porto Rico featured remarks, and plans were announced for Mother's Day carnations.
The article describes improvements and beautification efforts at the Ameri Tank Works plant led by general manager W. A. Mage. It notes landscaping, new drives, and planting around the factory as labor shifts to grading and terrace work. Productivity is up, with February shipments at 6 percent, March 20 percent, and April 46 percent over last year, and payroll increasing as the plant nears full operation.
Li Oppernining announces the Washington store opening next Friday through Saturday featuring a sale on new blinds. Mrs Nitae Wi will guide customers and discuss patterns and pricing. Customers may meet vendors and see a wide range of materials.
Mrs. Byron F. Babcock of Los Angeles dies at 70 after years of poor health and two weeks of bed confinement. Funeral plans call for ashes to be interred at Ashury cemetery beside Alphéus Babcock. Groomed regional tale includes a car accident injuring Mrs. Dambight near Morris town on a Morris & Essex line.
The Belvidere town page blends folklore and civic debate. It discusses a proposed county seat move to Oxford Mountain and its impact on court business, transportation, and local taxes, alongside scattered literary musings and reader remarks.
Andyew Dulford a leading Middid farmer died after paralytic illness last Saturday. He had been ill for a year and recently received care at a Philadelphia hospital before passing away at 48. He leaves Hawerma sisters and a large family. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday.
A fragmented 19th century notice references trials at the Lie Insterm court. It mentions Oxford, a northern district, and a group of fourteen individuals from the lower county area. Names include Benno and Berlanckh in an unclear docket.
A sprawling, unreadable OCR cites concerns over a trolley line between Willington and Belview, detailing plans, workers, shipping, and a Cremeries operation. A court case references abandonment and probate matters, with names such as Abbott and G. Uister appearing amid long bureaucratic notes.
Harvey Schuler, son of Ambrose Schuler, was attacked by Wim Swick during a Saturday incident in Summit. Swick struck Schuler and a bystander who tried to help, then fled. Swick was fined $1.50 in court and two dogs were found dead the night after the event, with evidence of poisoning in a nearby barn.
Freeman Hughes, longtime Lackawanna railway engineer born in Pennsylvania, died after a lengthy stomach cancer illness. He served 48 years in rail work, pioneered early Lackawanna routes, and was honored for commanding a famous 1906 144 mile trip from Beranton to New York in 48 minutes. He left a widow and eight children, with survivors including relatives in Syracuse and Flemington.
A long muddled essay describes overdue accounts and reminders while criticizing billing practices. It notes labor costs rising and a Star newspaper staff lobbying for efficiency. The piece mentions Newton oil committees, street cleanliness, and a fish warden facing protests.
A city meeting discusses a safe and sane Fourth of July plan amid talk of fireworks regulation and memorial funding. Reports note expenditures for the sewer project, street work, and municipal services, with requests for appropriations and committee oversight.
A poorly reported incident describes Constables Paterson of Oxford mishandling an execution and delays after confronting a Dempshaw house. Augustus and Anguatny are named in a tort action against the merchant and constable. The Christine case at Washington Inst. was postponed due to a wheal.
Largest stock of flowering bedding and decorating plants in the county. includes all varieties of vegetable pinnula and more. over thirty thousand square feet under glass. visitors welcome by call write or phone. Bryan's Flower and Truck Farm, Alonap, Bryan. Prop. 2427, Waghsin.
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