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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
4
Residents report a spree of burglaries and missing items in Peoria and nearby towns. Investigators describe stolen coats hats and umbrellas while a suspect ring is linked to a visiting transient, with police claiming multiple houses entered and delayed arrests.
The readable portion mentions Lusk, MIG Tiehenor, Clinton Cirey, Mrs Baral Pored, Bryn, and Aaron Rader with relatives and farm context. Details are fragmented and no clear event or outcome is presented.
The readable fragments note social visits and meetings among Mrs William Trapant and others in Washington and Ipsburg with unclear dates and names. It mentions Ruth, Alden Wood, and Mr and Mrs Toh. Details are garbled and nonessential.
Bonra set sculpture of Charles H. Fletcher praised as a longtime benefactor. The Star Amphitheatre hosts the unveiling with World Week headlines noting a $2 value.
Readable fragments recount community deaths and births, weddings and visitors in Stewartsville and nearby towns. Mentions include Bertha Wonnershot health update, Mrs. Helen Cawley and Frank Cawley family, the Winson Widdie wedding in Washington, and various church and social events with neighbors and relatives named.
A flood of early 1900s notices set election times for governors, Congress members, General Assembly members, clerks, coroners, and township officers across Warren and surrounding counties. Each item designates polling places, dates, hours from morning to evening, and the aim to approve current and proposed township expenditures.
A historical court decree announces a public sale of parcels in Warren County New Jersey. The notice specifies property formerly belonging to Charles H Davies and others, describing lot boundaries along streets and landmarks, with the sale set for November 1 following a December 1881 decree.
Public notice states a mortgage sale by Win L Slover and wife Slover of Warren County to satisfy delinquent payments. The description lists livestock including cows bulls horses and equipment with farm assets to be sold. Proceedings reference a June 11 1900 filing and a prior October 26 1900 notice.
The executor of the estate of Aelltun Ackley offers parcels of land in Morri county Keof, near Bautyostown, with improvements including a stone and frame house, barn, sheds, spring, and wells. The sale, to be conducted at a later date, promises specific terms to be announced when day of sale arrives.
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