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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
9
Misa Eva Wikitick visits. Newark figures named like Silas Allen and Charles Petty. vars of Pleasant Valley M E and Presbyterian churches report sermons, funerals, Sunday school, choir, and Thanksgiving plans. residents move, travel to California, and attend regional gatherings with many local names and places.
Mr and Mrs Null Glark travel to the rise farm with Master Francis Ryder visiting his cousin Madame Hyd at Lewton. Viola Cinest of Newark visits her parents Mr and Mrs Leo Gireste while Mr and Mrs dubn Hann attend a funeral at Stephensburg. Mrs Glut Dunlap and daughter Ros return home after four weeks with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs A W Wellner and sons Harry and Clarence visit from Saturday and are guests of GW Futter Sr.
Joli ett and Mrs Andrew Hibler visit parents. Rosa Miller of Hope, Ida genuine, Viva Mitchell from Nutley visits. Mr and Mrs Whitesell host gatherings at the Bachbach and Gibbs households. Mr and Mrs Bennett and Mr and Mrs Overland of Newark attend events with Ment residents in attendance.
In New Hampton a community discussion centers on a skilled surgeon as relatives and townsfolk weigh the purchase of the mill property. The group has purchased clippings from a tailor shop to aid clothing trades, with plans quietly forming to restart the old running wheels.
An attempted burglary at the Phillipsburg Supply and Construction Co. office occurred Monday evening between 6 and 7 o'clock while officers were at supper. The rear door was forced and the interior rummaged. only the safe remained untouched as the break in yielded unclear losses.
Tax record for Warren County lists land and improvements values totaling 10,890,028 with taxable property at 1,481,400. Deductions include debt obligations and public, church, and cemetery exemptions totaling 1,470,895.
Barnie Baylor hosts a Thanksgiving supper in his farm basement with D C Riddle handling the work. J D Linger of Bethlehem visits. Presiding Elder Ryman to speak Friday evening on Men Fitted for Admission. Snow recovery, coal yard opened, beer bottling facility near ready, and local preparations for winter amid field labor and village updates.
RoCesburg residents report James P. Kent laid up with a tum buh and Mrs Gunner living with her daughter Mrs Bong Young. a doctor was called. George Migncun of Hoboken visited his brother Willinn until Tuesday, and a former North River tugboat engineer returned home from the city.
A restored balance reported by a superintendent in St Albans West Virginia after his daughter recovered from a severe complaint. The remedy is said to cure nervous disorders debility female weaknesses and malaria. A claim of quick sure care affects three houses with a guaranteed price by Jeo kloa and Meeker.
An old Franklin Township committee ordains a new measure affecting road and rail routes. It establishes a continuous ride plan between company facilities and village areas, with conditions on track segments, jurisdictional locations, and state boundaries. The notice names Washington Place and surrounding districts and is dated November.
Auction notices announce a public sale of farm implements household goods and more at Martin's Creek Road near Upper Island store following the death of Mrs Geo G Galdner. Items include plows doubletrees churn wedges and various kitchen items with terms beginning at 14 oclock noon with Mrs Geo G Galdner as organizer and Frank Clie as clerk.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference an orphanage matter in Warren, Sheriday, with numbers and names garbled. The readable bits suggest a local notice about an organization or property related to an orphan care context and a monetary figure or tally.
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