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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
11
A sprawling, fragmented extract discusses corn growth and spring care, plowing and grafting ideas, and rural improvements. It mentions farmers, the agricultural department, and rail lines affecting fields, with anecdotes about fences, groves, and tree plantings near tracks.
Rochester readers learn of a new unattended automatic telephone system promising quicker connections and private conversations. The inventor claims a simplified central switch, with test results showing reliability and potential wide adoption. The piece also notes challenges in party lines and subscriber privacy, amid early demonstrations and industry interest.
A garbled social column lists numerous names and rural visits. It mentions Mr and Mrs Robert Zellage hosting at their home near Butlerville, with extended family and friends attending. Also noted are gatherings at Huckenscown, Plessine Giruvesyster Supdiy and various local arrivals and departures.
Rev. WS Nickerson of Port Coldun plans meetings with the public this week. Mrs Hunt and Dr. Mary Applegate are among locals mentioned. a new store opened by an unnamed proprietor. Sweeney visiting. Mr. Drake and children noted. Funeral for Mary Applegate held. burial at local cemetery. Empire Theatre reports a pleasant evening with a sum realized. Harry Hooker of Wharton listed among attendees. Ox ford area residents prepare for upcoming events and candidacy discussions.
A dense listing of men and youths winter overcoats in various lengths and shades with prices ranging from 7.09 to 20.00, plus hats gloves and vests. Also advertised are boys and children's 2 and 3 piece Norfolk and Sailor suits in tweeds and cheviots priced around 2.00 to 4.50.
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