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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
15
A garbled Phillipsburg ad reads Wish to Serve You to buy or sell real estate with six percent commission. Mentions ages eighteen to twenty two half years and urges avoiding banks or business houses in Easton Pennsylvania.
A promotional notice from 116 Broad Street Washington urges readers to invest in real estate. It promises steady rapid value growth and advantageous prices and terms. The ad touts profit and offers advice with contact for real estate and insurance services.
In Phillipsburg and nearby areas listings describe a dwelling with land 225 by 140 feet in the Alps borough priced at 6500 dollars. Additional Broad Street frame dwellings in Phillipsburg listed at 5500 dollars or 10 dollars monthly each. A 39-room farm property at Carpentersville includes a lake barn and outbuildings, with well water and orchard, priced at 9000 dollars. Thomas F. Marnel, Main and Silgreaves Streets, Phillipsburg, NL, Warren County Real Estate Lord.
Readable property listing notes a potential double dwelling or apartment conversion on Morris Street with features like lath and heat. Also mentions a grocery and dwelling on Thomas Street with a large rear section, excellent condition, buyable with or without stock. Includes a Mercer Street half of a double frame with seven rooms, garage, gas, electricity, and bath, price 340. Also a large frame house on two acres near Helland New Jersey for chicken farm, with early seeding crops and household furniture, asking 2500.
Real estate promotion urges buyers to invest in Park View Avenue plots in Washington, New Jersey, highlighting rising demand and expected value with easy terms. Frontage 500 feet, depth 100 to 190 feet, price from 100 dollars, 10 percent down, balance 40 monthly payments. Electric debts and water extended. improvements paid by seller. taxes low. Contact E. B. Birdsall at 27 Belvidere Avenue, Washington.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Warren County for reinforced concrete pavement on the Hope Blairatown Road. Bids opened at the Court House Belvidere on Wednesday, May 31, 1928 at 2 p.m. Standard proposals, drawings, and bond forms available through County Engineer HH W Vetter and the State Highway Commission.
Real estate units promote the Multiple Listing System to speed sales. Warren County Real Estate Board members list properties with a chosen broker, sharing listings across 20 offices. Buyers’ access increases, commissions stay fair, and brokers act as agents with ethical accountability under New Jersey guidance.
Realty ad listing farms estates and business properties for sale or exchange. E B Birdsall Realty Co offers properties in Phillipsburg and Easton with location details and contact pointers.
Epworth League members attend conferences in Columbia with a day of activities including races drills and dances. The program features Midday exercises, a flower parade by children, and a public reception. Community members from Newark Jersey City and nearby towns visit and participate in gatherings and lectures.
An unclear Belvidere page lists furnished bungalows for rent near Manuka and the Delaware area for the season, plus mentions a fine new cottage with improvements and a village home or farm sale. The readable items indicate property listings and real estate terms without coherent details.
Real estate and insurance board led by Harry Searles announced upcoming committee session to review listings and policies. Members discussed licensing procedures, agency oversight, and member eligibility amid ongoing industry reforms.
A local government notice outlines real estate and insurance member roles in Warren County. It references board appointments, responsibilities, and upcoming terms. Key entities include Warren County and related property and risk management discussions.
A fragmented 19th century style advertisement lists multiple properties near Washington towns. Items include a six room dwelling under town waters, a one acre homestead with fruit trees, a four room house with outbuildings, a two room shop, and farm holdings with stock and equipment. Prices range from $908 to $7500 with various cash down terms and trolley access.
A terse notice from Washington New Jersey identifies a member connected to Warren County real estate matters. The fragment provides limited context beyond the locality andLegal real estate reference, with no further specifics on roles dates or actions.
A bustling list of local visits and family gatherings spans Stewartsville, South Orange, Thetketstown, and nearby towns. Residents including Mr and Mrs J. 8. Towel, Mr and Mrs Chas Stront, and Alice Harrison are noted guests or visitors. The Grange children’s day program is announced, with plans for songs and addresses by adults. A separate note references a constitutional tax case discussed by Chief Justice Taft.
Local social brief records guests and visits in ACLAMUCHY and Great Bend area households. Names include Raymond Meade of New York and Mrs Winthrop Rutherford, with several family gatherings noted at Dover and Tranquility. Visitors from Washington and Huntsville are mentioned, along with extended family reunions and weekend stays.
A 1919 law aimed to regulate oil industry labor shows in a Warren County context, with mentions of weddings, visits, and family gatherings. The piece records various local social happenings including visits to cottages, receptions, and a church lecture, alongside a brief legal note on employment age and court actions affecting a divorced couple.
In Warren County a DEGNAN memo notes a member from Hunterdon County See DEGNAN. the Rent Batate statistic soars amid local readings. The report highlights regional governance ties and rising figures linked to the county action.
Real estate notice offers 20 acres along a state highway with stock and buildings, 124 acres at Watchinsor, and a 23 acre front parcel with house, cisterns, and fruit trees. Immediate possession at $2600, with other farm bargains from 1000 acres. M. C. VAN BILLIARD & CO., Phillipsburg, N.J.
Stryker represents Mrs Sora Strebig in a Chancery Court action seeking a divorce on desertion grounds from Donald G Strebig. Strebig’s daughter Morris Jruce of Finpsburge testifies, with the marriage occurring in September 1914 and desertion alleged in 1916. The groom joined the Canadian forces and later returned to the United States, while faces a Boston home prior to marriage. Public notices and local names appear amid scattered vendor promotions and product mentions, including RAT-GNAP rat poison advertisement by Jon King & Moocket and Floyd Major.
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