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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1921

Page

3

Many Recollections of deaths and disturbances in town

A long list of local deaths and incidents from a small town news page includes Nathan &. Polerans died in Newton leaving a widow and daughter Mia. Fannie Nelah, wife of A. Neigh, died in California as the state’s only woman hayber. Brmuel Bowers, 65, died at his son Samuel Bowers Jr.’s home from palsy. A car crash near Mellick's Corner injures Mrs. Smith and five children. several obituaries mention illnesses, accidents, and local figures.

Ten Xearn Nathan Polerans Newton Lowing Mia Imma R. Stevens Odd Fytows and Jule Order United American *Meditintes Oxford Oll Fannie Nelah A. Neigh Califa Brmuel Bowers Ted Samuel Bowers New Village Pacalyela Lomaxson Glen Rowhtow Hazel Vankleet Stn Ales Vankleek Tahiy Smith Alphi Tarmany Township Mellick Smith Philip Winters Warrington Steamer Company Rockiaway Frenson Warren County Hilesburyr Jeremiah Alanya Masher Janu Tingher Henry Snyder Tveen Leayvlis Avs Sarno Cat Mex Lowa Wits Mary C. Felt Giebone Rocksburg Redidant Dilllipsburg Brather Pugl W. Polt Philipshi Plactern Washington Iskseling Hiakettsioven Ford Morris Palas Lyseta Aghootey's Mountain Country Club Inston Charles Atwatez Mercer County Washington Casket Companys Ithaca N.Y DeRemer Weawit Wiliam Carling Murrigigh Alanovial Hospital Thoms Carling Stewertsville Charles Canning Ani Mire Wn. Kinney Washington Albert A. Thompson Wasinston William Thompson Mill Avis Brass Castle Tanlors Philpsburg Eagles Boston Middiehauf Plainfield Tisle Walpole Seatch Plains Chester Middieknuff National Mining & Leasing Company Plainfields J. Fulper Virgitta Gbelvidera I, GL. West Washington 2 B Holy Land Mayet Jerusstemn Niazareth Oliva Woul West Jordan Tom Liege Baston Walter Duryen Uppey Mont Tifa Hey Cirle Gormiiy Valles Peter Read Blacklawn Vincent Mes Cana Wanbington Jarry & Albert Port Stay Berthin Tradkenbert Ie Bride Ad Mae Charlus Poekenberry Sunnyside Wannington Jamek Savercoal Tugene Cook Swarkewood Apri Gould Cane Savercoal Maedings James Atoms Yearnard Haart Trewbie Herman Burton Fritts Tuckport Joseph Kinney Port Colden

Fragmented obituary notices and local incidents across towns

A garbled historical page lists names and events including Miss Rose McTronough who died at 24 from consumption in Oxford, and others such as Mad Rabo Liddell a university official, Frank Noll an Easton hotelier, and Willhita Synds a Tate widow. It reports on a fire causing property loss, a theft of $200 in silverware from Walter J. Campbell, and various marriages and local notices. The text preserves a jumble of names, ages, occupations, and locations with minimal readable context.

Sheretta Rose McTronough Oxford Boshies Shu Rabo Liddell Ashington S. B. Dienell Hackettstown Willhita Synds Tate Proprietoy Alim Muehy Tateh Mrs. Wilson Tistaquility Farm Evans PLC Rm Vests Ee Frank’ PD Noli Easton H. J. Noll Washington J.W. ManUaren Ak ‘Trumps Walter J. Campbell Fort Morey Hoods Roe Gea Gardier Jyank Molllgiin MR Mad Induny Esthrouk al Newton Wieir Algor E. Gullek

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