Philipsburg area land sale notice in Warren County New Jersey
Public sale announced by Master in Chancery in Warren County New Jersey on November 20 1900 at Union Sale Hotel Philipsburg. The sale includes several tracts of land in Philipsburg and surrounding townships with detailed metes and bounds and references to prior deeds and conveyances. The listing notes the action is authorized by the Court of Chancery and names the master in chancery T. Blair Refley and witnesses.
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New Jersey
Court of Chancery
Mary
C. Smith
Satutlay
Union Sais
Piinabure
Warren County
Creta
Jil Tgark
Warren
New Surrey
Pun
Eid
Lota
Jossekdon
Meidingdimesen
Philipsburg
Heging
Mary Streee
Anon
Tedhur
Ducensed
Tushar
Eigerning
Hoghtatinas
Willian
Davis
Bina
Trueking
Catherinepher
Union Street
Sall
Alan
Prelhighiysen
Beloit Smith
Seia
Nora
Sabinlan
Wandrolveydd
Darling
Amanda WW
Townsend
Tivnry
Ian Dune
Olleo
Sul County
Grean
Lopitcons
Bexing
John Dramsey
Foue
Sims Corner
Lhente
de- Kress
Jacob Culver
Lesher
Praddin
Kerwin
Anid
Vivicnnis
Olve
Salih
Selzed
Smith
Speein
Aanter
Newderneys
Sarah Tomtlaxon
A. Stryker
Futvraat Pratt
Norrvalimte
Herald
Willington
Stile
Peel
Poe
Nani
Washlagial
Pete
Burt Gun
Creston
Lonely
Deseen
Nike
Clereerean West
Washington Turnpike
Alia
Owenty-nine
Hess
Dekmark
Curie
Hovenlury
Snijie Simi Ris Sr
Cllon
Lovia
Geo Crevellin
Ain Dere
Justin Cantindon
Christopher
Uilius
Iuuk
OL Webster
Glashnie ‘Pamtnsor
Seth Woulinson
Betty
Sarah Co Penitinson
Scunly
Sarah
C. Tandinger
Contiason
Campaign to enroll farmers in New Jersey Farm Bureau
An organized drive to enroll New Jersey farmers in the American Farm Bureau Federation begins in Monmouth County on November 18, then expands county by county across the state. The effort, part of the Allies movement, includes local boards of agriculture and state and national federations, with meetings in Monmouth, Bridgeton, Hackettstown, and Morristown.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Monmouth County
Allies
Widapted
New Jersey
County Boardy of Agriculture
Cooney
National Federation
Coverdale
Ya Agee
State Department of Agriculture
L A. Clinton
State Agricultural College
Frank App
State Agricultural Calley
Menoraty
State Council
App
Muk Reporter Probes Cooperative Plan and Milk Markets
The MU Reporter explores the Datromen's League selling plan and asks if the cooperative will meet its November 1 goals. It notes New York market shipments in September: 2,060,174 cans of milk and 111,922 cans of cream and condensed milk, with increases over 1918 and 1917. Daily milk can averages rose to 8,120.
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MUK
Datromen
Octther
New York
Farmers Week Planned at Trenton Convention
The Strut Board of Agvinulture announces Farmers Week from January 10 to 14 in Trenton with the State Horticultural Society sessions. Alva Agee announces, two new Board of Agriculture members will be elected. Armory hosts a fruit and vegetable exhibit with competitions on markets and prices. Mercer County wins inter-county corn growing contest.
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Warren County
Hope
TL. Wuntertmarkt
State Bureau of Markets
Ihidea
Pater
Jersey
Bishel
State Bureau of Market
Danuars
Strut Board of Agvinulture
Trenton
Farmers Week
Iince
Alva Agee
Aguinulture
State Horticultural Society
Board of Agriculture
Armory
John Barclay
Cranbury
30 A
Uirike
State Apticultural College
Alexis L. Chive
Bureau of Markets
Mercer Counity
Inat
Farmers Push Short Time Credit for County Farmers
Farmers ask extension of short-term credit presented Monday at the Winter Institute by George P. Hampton and Benjamin G. Marsh of the National Farmers' Council. They seek 700 million in unused Federal Reserve lending power, 300 million in warehouse receipts, and other measures to ease credit and prevent losses from inability to market crops. Joseph F. Tomatty, secretary to the President, was asked to bring the proposal to the President.
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Treysiy
George P. Hampton
Benjamin G. "Marsh
National Farmers’ Council
Joseph FP. Tomatty
Foderal Reserve Board
Amerie
Milk Production Record Cow Breaks Breed Record
From Far Tip Kay and Sherwood Farm in New Jersey a Short Horn cow named Snow Prop has broken the world production record. During the testing period ending May 86 she yielded 16,652 pounds of milk and 690 pounds of butterfat. At four years old she reportedly produced an unmeasured total of 72 500 pounds of milk and calved during the period.
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New Jersey
New Brunswick
Settlement Notice for Brian Hawk Estate Actions
Frewk Hawk executor of Brian Hawk deceased appears before the Surrogate to report settlement and allowance on Friday next at 10:80 in the forenoon. Date stamped September.
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Joseph
Fritia
Mary M. Dunn
Orpania’ Court
County of
Warren
Joseph WH
Eritte
Warren Owphans
Frewk
Hawk
Brian Hawk
Aetis
Census efforts aid Metto Uist Episcopal church effort
A compilation by Dr HL K Carroll summarizes census bureau activities for the entenary conservation commit of the Metto Uist Episcopal church alias d6,0le and related community arrangements.
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HL K. Carroll
Metto Uist Episcopal Church
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Unverified Potions
A torn page fragment markets Halls Catarrh Medicine as a cure with internal action and tonics and blood purifiers. The notice includes names and legalese referencing a foreclosure like sale and a court writ, listing defendants and property descriptions with dates and locations in Warren County New Jersey. The text blends a product pitch with civil action language and property details.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Methodist Church Members Rise as Probationers Guard Faith
A historical note reports about 292,107 members of a Methodist denomination, with the remainder besieging adherents to probationers aligned with Methodist families. The article discusses church membership and the spread of faith.
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Besigg
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Methodist Familiey
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