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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented OCR of village social calendar items lists visits, family gatherings, church services, and community happenings around Stewartsville and nearby areas. Mentions of residents, travels, incidents, and local events fill the page with names, places, and dates, portraying a busy social week.
General notes discuss President Chus, Marvard College, and a 29 year career as well as reforms in the postal department. The piece mentions Washington over public schools, money orders, and registrations. It forecasts forest service experts and expenses, and touches on Can ker Wy and welfare in the county with delayed details and mixed names.
Fragmentary notes describe Barneys Lastidialen mentions, a Harckidttawac Sorethoe Leh event, and a criminal court session deemed costly. Commissioners assess a tule tax across a farm, Amelia Chamberlain field work, and a potential culvert location affecting local transport.
Three men fined for rabbit hunting with ferrets in Suesox county. In Branchville a local business group formed to pursue the E Duaine AM project. Neighboring counties report mortgage activity and sales including Susie Dobitineky’s hotel sale in Jambertyde. Perth Amboy’s BW Marelingcon plans to take possession. Sanmuich sale by Hk.
A historical report notes moves to abolish a county board and substitute new governing bodies. It mentions Governor Fort and the State Forestry Commission planning to acquire 2,000 acres, with land reserves in Atlantic Burlington and Sussex counties. The scattered lines reference forest plots and county actions during a contested legislative period.
Mistranscribed notice reports a claim involving Castoria and Chae with over thirty years at stake, dated May Day week. Names appear garbled but outline includes HW and Ploteer as central parties in a legal style action.
Amanda Cardner of Columbia, Anna Bobbiet of Orange, and Mrs Shafer from Newark appear in various social mentions. A snow event reached the Cultural House. a residence dispute ends with an arrest as a man from Portland returns after a split narrative.
A garbled local text describes various residents and happenings in LOWER VALLEY and surrounding areas. Mentions Geo Cole purchasing a new horse from John Davis, Miss Kixty Knoxe at Mivh-Tiridge, and Misses and Mrs. Williams visiting neighbors. Social visits, church society events, and minor daily occurrences are recorded with little structure.
A discussion on knockout blows in prize fighting and the vulnerable stomach area. Dr. Pierce promotes the Golden Medical Discovery and catarrh remedies with a pamphlet offer and testimonials from eminent medical authorities.
A sale on Thursday November 1 1108 lists 75 chickens 2 large hogs 10a chair set and many household items. Items include wagons sleighs shovels and kitchenware with pigs wheat oats corn and tools. Sale starts at 12 o'clock with conditions announced day of sale Amanda Mieraon Auctioneer.
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