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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scripps-Booth
Warren
Sussex
Hunterdon
New Jersey
Northampton County
Gramm
U. S. Army
France
Gramm-Bernstein
Faroons
Liberty Motors
Continental
N.Y
Irwin Street
Scripps Booth
Geo. H. Zink
Phillipsburg
Hampton Lumber & Coal Yard
Brewer's Grain Weekly
E. P. Baylor Hampton
American, Saw Mill Machinery CO
Hackettstown, N. O
Jones
LL & M
Gman & Martinez, Makers
Washington Star
Auld Lang Syne
Sexy
Ton
Bavi Capa W. Hyd
AL Ag
Mark Gullek
Rockport
Burees
Foumenly
Sernne
Lewis Carpontes
Ae Hatkettx
St. James
T. Mitehtm
Riel McCracken
John Rasner
Harmony
Kbaston Hoapital
Pars ‘Ornain
Bland Pudsontiye
Gi Oneracion
Upitt
Arehia Lance
Moritu
M. E
Conny Lof Mackehorn
Trenn
Wardtuen
Blairatown
Develo
Imer Arpe
Prince Albert
Vineton-Salew
Princea Albert Tobacco
P. A
Dayton
Delco-Light
Delco-Light Company
Dayton, Ohic