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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
8
Ad touts quick textile cleansing and dye services for clothing. Persuasive line urges customers to act now and assumes prior orders, claiming reliable results and fast service.
Readable fragments show neighbors hosting relatives from Fineavilia in Washington and Ambster Pa visiting families in Jackettstown and nearby towns. The parish notes outline an upcoming church service at 7:30 week with Rev Wolton preaching and a union service at the Presbyterian church.
Fragmentary text mentions unions, laws, a fence area near Greenmelury, and a Sunday reunion at Park with names such as JebA and Kopalae Wak. References to Fredertels Wendurshot, Midd Lavina FR, and wells with cold water appear amid garbled place names and dates.
The article notes the signatory Chas S Fletcher brand in use for over thirty years and marketed as the kind customers have always bought.
Notice declares a special election in Washington Borough to vote on bonds for sewer system financing under state act. Polls open six in the morning to seven in the evening. registration requires affidavit of suffrage. Borough Clerk A. E. T. dated November 1, 1900.
The undersigned offers for public sale in Knowlton Township at Bellville New Jersey a farm estate including a 16 year old Brown horse 1 200 Wore Uitek mitra 14 Raads High 7 years old several poultry items and farming tools such as a Homer take cultivator G-Th Sats hay rake mower and other household farm goods with houseware including beds chairs and kitchen items. The sale includes a wagon cart rakes forks and related farm implements and household effects to be auctioned in January.
A fragmented Hackettstown page reports residents hosting guests from Newark and New York. Social events, church notices, and memorials are noted along with local business activity and a tribute to a deceased Pine Street resident.
The report notes several residents visiting family and recovering health, including Mrs Suurtin improving from asthma and Mrs Shanes hosting a gathering. It mentions Mrs Jacob Sithuner at home, Lealar’s recent visit, and a church or social event by the Tactics Aid Society that raised about $7 at the bazaar.
A social gathering over Sunday featured guests including Mr and Mrs John Searle and daughter from Stanhone, Mrs Chas Thorpe and daughter Lilian of Washington, plus families from Pen Arayl and Stewartsville, with Mabel Garey noted among attendees.
A garbled local notice lists names and events around Newton Greenville Clairetown Bungay and Chicago. It mentions relatives visiting, a funeral for John Shoemaker, a wedding at Tranquilly church and a serious accident with a broken collar bone.
A reader from Finynesville claims twenty years of severe indigestion and related ailments were cured by Electric Bitters. The testimonial says the product restored appetite sleep and strength, and urges purchase at Jenkine & Mosker's.
We report on residents of Hope and nearby areas with family events and church notes. Walter Keila and relatives are mentioned in Me cvliy. Florenca Wildrick returned from weeks away. Howell family from Newark attended the opening of the gunna Ming Femi. Rev Young of Selvidere to preach at St Cubes Epigvopal church Sunday afternoon.
An advertisement extols Muc Tone as a facial and system tonic. It claims the product cleanses mucous membranes, purifies blood, and restores vitality, improving complexion for women with worn or pale skin. It touts strength and vitality gains and offers orders by mail or in stores.
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