Forced Sale Promises Big Savings on Furnishings
The notice advertises a forced sale offering two to three dollars worth of seasonable merchandise for one dollar. It urges shoppers not to delay buying furnishings and clothing, noting the stock is varied and the savings can fund a summer vacation.
Community Notes From Hope and Summerfield Areas
A string of local social and church updates from Hope and nearby communities. Residents and visitors including Mrs. Farry Gingles and Mrs. Went attended events at Bree-Union. families travel by auto and visit relatives. In Trinity, Rev Dr Muller to lead quarterly conference on the 7th. memorial services held for local soldiers, with cemetery ceremonies following. Summerfield reports upcoming church services and visits from Newark residents, while local trades note berrying and deliveries, including a cheese delivery and horse buying news.
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Geo. Hartman
Hope
Ann
Jay
Gibbs
Farry Gingles
Went Able
Bree- Union
Grover
Miranco
Abel
Winthrop
Ed Weak
Haying
Ity - Mra
Journ Jsai Sr
Mra
Il Tien
Mabel
Lane
Adr Onal Ray
Frank
Min Bunion
Ana Sinehter
Mya
Wim
Wat Oran
Tranquinity
B.C. Muller
Mra Newnan Dralse Bate Hken
Mat
Labar
Cher
Boo
Aldo
796 Years with Coughs Ayer Cherry Pectoral Ad
An old advertisement extols seventy years of experience with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, claiming confidence for coughs colds bronchitis and weak lungs. It urges readers to consult their doctor and shows pill cautions and dosing details, with a Lowell Massachusetts based Cater Co. imprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Tad
Cater CO
Lowell, Mast
Daughters of Liberty Hold Longest Session in State
The Daughters of Liberty annual convention at Park anil Witerent Cathella Ry marked the longest session in the order's history. Officers were elected, New Jersey councils organized, and totals reported including membership gains and expenditures. The report cited 1,098 members in Warren County and 25,926.83 spent on sick benefits, with 420 fords and 27,239 for benevolence.
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Coithollor
Bop
Akl Park
Dist
Vounell
Uugrum
Ustastta
Lasweuk
Rae Gengen
Taradye
Danimbershin
Jerany
Coli
Dinith
Singh
Christine
Cyynell
Warren County
Pitersen Couneil
Piter
Dlegert Mmendaarshsye
Flemington Counell
Wenty
Glia Pov Lee Porhie Tregesorst
Owen Ln
Struedional
John WW
Zelly
Liverpool
Ohio
Mra
Goon Kun- Site View
Cornell
Elizabeth Kline
Orange
Counellor
Ham Meyer
Newes
Rae Fans
O. Cregar
Beck
Trenton
Ria Fockwell
Lows Branch
Wolfkiet
Jersey City
Marguerit Cowell
Newark
Geo. W. Miller
Wishington
Mrav. Brelen ‘Seeley
Trvington
American Advocate Council
Lygding
Td State
Warren
Hunterdon
Ws. Miller
O. S
Nave
Ite
Acces
Harry Christine Bhe
Ana Ida Ivo Ckept
The Prudential First in New Jersey 14 Years of Service
The Prudential continues leadership in New Jersey with high business volume and large claims payouts. The record shows substantial state-wide engagement, with over one million three hundred thousand dollars paid for policies, reflecting significant public trust. Scholarships for Aubrey’s College are to be awarded at the county courthouse on June 7 and 8, 1912, with details on Bachelor of Arts and Science degree points.
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Prudential
Stite
New Jersey
New
Sergey Rapose
Ander
County Court House
Telvidere
Reida
Settlement Notice of Weller Trustee Accounts
Notice that ER H Weller as trustee under the wills of John P Woller deceased filed accounts with the Orphans Court of Warren County. The proceedings, dated May 1 2012, set Friday for the accounting and presentation of the accounts for the term beginning June next.
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John ‘P. Woller
Tha
Orphan's Court
Warren
Dune Next
Begay Selenet and DyeRray
H. Weller
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