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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
3
An edge of winter retail notice from Greater Fitts Bee Hive touts lively trading and strong features. The store promises style comfort dependability and economy of price with merchandise meeting current needs.
A fragmented ad lists coats from reputable makers with fresh fashion touches. It mentions materials described as fancy and fret class and references colors and price ranges from $2.50 to $4.00. Names and specifics are garbled but imply a ladies’ winter coat display.
The note reports brisk activity in the underwear section with scarce stock and cautious pricing. Under Wear advances by 2% and anticipates purchases at old prices. Customers are urged to shop for all kinds and sizes up to 81 25.
A compact advert lists ladies hose and woolen stockings at low prices. It highlights heavy knit hose, seconds, and value, urging careful inspection and noting stock variety and attractive offers for seasonable wear.
Obscure ad noting warm comforts and cotton blankets for sale. Mentions wool blankets and prices in the local AU market, with unclear brand names and garbled product terms. Summary focuses on sale of cotton and wool coverings and approximate price ranges.
A local ad highlights cheap dress fabrics with pink dress goods priced from 2 cents to 4 cents per yard, Wrn dress goods at 2 to 4, Fahey Press goods at 8 to 4, and dress silks in limited ranges, signaling a busy sale in the heart of shopping district.
A small ad touts a shoe store expanding patronage by selling only Hoot shoes at the lowest prices. It claims a wide selection including Mets's Croseet Shoes and Lanes' Shoes with prices around 1.25 to pares. The note mentions rubbers of all makes at very low prices and quick quit sizes.
Reading from an old advertisement the article lists flannelette night gowns and sleeping garments for women and children. It details various styles such as night gowns and sleeping skirts, noting affordable prices and accessibility for everyday wear.
Fragmentary ad text hints at lace curtains sale with price around 3.59 and lengths about 750 inches. No clear dates or full product details available. Headlines imply a local shop promotion for lace curtains and related items.
A fragmented notice promotes table linens with marked discounts. It references price cuts from $10 to $4.50 and hints at a limited sale date. Names or exact locations are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A杂 fragmentary weekly roundup mentions Mrs. Sullivan leaving for New York City, Mr. Birantughao of Plainfield. Miss Annie Warwles visiting relatives in Union City, and various social events in Glen Gardner Oxford and Hopewell. It covers church services, funerals, pending board actions, and community updates including schooling, illness, and neighborhood incidents.
A jumble of town news covers visits and gatherings. Mentions Ebattavens Putte ia, Mrs abit Mra and Hubert Pettit of ChUUps. Sunday events include a sister’s fiest and a horus gathering. Also notes Mrs. Walter Heieson visitors, newlywed couple Mr and Mrs Magar Willer, and Curtained changes at 107 Wahington.
Whity Merdnal Mes Hepbert Stanplet nine visiting at Muctur's Greek. Geo. Corker Chouwms Thyteizer of Philpsburg was here with his bone Saturday and Monday. Mr. Gruts aml children of Washington spent Friday with Mrs. Mary Tha bore. Mikh Save the Myers of Alsoiry possi Similay Kite with her pacdets. Mr. and Mrs. FSEL Myers, Bors, Hulsizer and Miss Bartle Rathstyor spent Sunday with relatives of cishtry. Miss Baar Tusuluay with Mr. and Mrs. Jolun Cornish of Marlin's Crack were guests of Mr. Mee. Spencer Hut and Mrs. John Modnacha visited this week with friends in Broadway. Mrs. Danial fy New Village on Tuesday and Meda. Mex Boter Winters spent last Monday and Friday with sister Mrs. Fe Ae MuCorkell at Phillipsburg. Nastes Grifith Bachman of the same place visiting aunt Mrs. Wintery.
Schooley's Mountain Uber Pastor Yan Mike Jennie Whonas Pasha Sunray Tinokettatown Mr and Mrs Fohn Nunn of Prensane Grove visited Morcis Zeb and Mrs Wan Poolamitson Harvey with Doon Doonward. They are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Stephens at Ralning Krank Wandling for the past week and show improvement. Miss Anna Larrion and nephew Harold Readden returned home after a visit in New York City.
A garbled list of visitors and family events centers on Harmony with references to Delware Pure, Johnson Miller’s family, Drs Jacob Carhart and Willige Snydyr, Adelbert Burmislee of Brooklyn, Raymond Bichmag, Oliver Rige, and Edith Irene, noting gatherings and a wedding dinner at the bridegroom’s home in Brooklyn and plans for residence in Harmony after festivities.
Old time ad copy touts Allcock's Plaster as universal remedy for pain and strain. It claims doctors and surgeons endorse the plaster and that it relieves aches from overexertion and fatigue, promising quick comfort in every part of civilized life.
Community members in Pequest Valley hosted guests and shared weekends with friends and family. The list includes Mrs. Masis Tovter from Jersey City, Calvin Thusass and family, Ervin Pima of Allomichy, Mayaud Are, B A Tana of Pediest Valley, Charles with friends, James Howell of Grant Aften, Binghart’s visits, D P Pureet, Mins Billy Gaughart from Oxford, A J Grogadine busking corn, Theo Green with Delmar Green, and various local hosts during the weekend. The items reflect informal visits, dinners, and socializing trends typical of a rural valley community.
The article outlines vast railway expansion in the United States and Canada with an estimated over 2000 miles of line. It notes total projected railroad construction value exceeding 70 million dollars and references global gold production over two years as part of the broader economic backdrop. The early year railway age compilation lists aggregate mileage by region, detailing several dozen state and district groupings with hundreds of miles each.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Warren County, medical personnel, and hospital reference. It references a directive or notice involving a person named Evans and a hospital, with unclear dates or actions. The readable facts are limited. content implies a public notice concerning medical or hospital matters needing attention without delay.
A dense OCR fragment lists warnings about trespassing on subscribed lands in a rural area. It mentions hunting fishing trapping picking fruit and berries under legal penalties. Scattered names and place references appear, but readability is poor and many lines are garbled.
In the matter of Anno Maylar deceased, creditors are warned to present their claims against the estate of Anna Soy Lop in Warren County. The administrator Meorgh J. Baylor is empowered to settle debts, with a September 22, 1965 date noted for court action and a June 22 deadline for filing claims under oath.
A report from Moston in September details the United Drug Co convention where 800 officers and stockholders reviewed the Rexall Remedies launch in Boston and discussed rapid company growth. Speakers including Wan, Murray, Burk, Chandler, and Wilder shared industry anecdotes as a celebratory lunch concluded the week.
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