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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
7
Minturn outlines Democratic tax reforms and constitutional change proposals as part of a broader push for equal taxation and government reform. He argues the party must reject prohibition and focus on reducing taxes while pursuing legislative changes through conventions and commissions. The piece notes Thanksgiving travel and social visits of local residents, with many names and places referenced.
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A partial OCR fragment describes Lake Lasatiye Bronio Quinine tablets and a promise of refund if a purchase fails. It mentions Ti. W. Grove's signature on each item, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear context or dates.
A jumble of notes reports several residents traveling to visit relatives in Freemannsbury Wilkes Barre Bungor and Philadelphia. Edward Patterson remains on the check list with slow recovery. Mrs Jolt Ward Tuft plans extended visits. Infant laughed in Buds Cemetery. Albert Ammerman enjoys city sights with his son in New York. Mrs Sualy Brands visited Bungor residents and the Cutt family on the Pennsylvania side. Mrs Stewart Albertson undergoes hospital treatment and hopes for speedy recovery. Chick Cool improves but uses tincture water in hops. Arthur Ribblespots wins at his location. Freamen Hildebrandt plans to move family to the chisun house. The baseball club considers a fundraiser at the new school building. A Wednesday incident involved a fall on the way to the Bluistown train. safety lapses noted at the station. A hearing is pending in West AMWs this week.
Stewartsville community reports Sunday visits from residents such as Mrs George Davis of Newark and Mabel Canning of Philadelphia. Guests include Stanley Dike of Easton and Hazel Mask of Phillipsburg. A chicken supper at the Lutheran church drew a large attendance and church events list a preparatory service at the Presbyterian church and a Quinquennial service on Sunday.Members of Armor Bearers and local families attended gatherings. Easter plans noted with a service next Thursday.
In New Hampton, efforts focus on a school building project named the Tere Panel. Residents discuss Mr. Nevenberger’s land purchase, a 10 day visit, and repairs to local mills. The Musconetgons area sees pride in progress, while Rev. Shaanton departs Valley Presbyterian ties.
A historical ad describes a dramatic year in Altiana Kentucky marked by severe illness and near death from lung trouble. It touts Dr King’s New Discoveries as a miracle remedy after four bottles, claiming complete restoration and offering a free trial bottle with a purchase.
A euchre party given by Miss Edu Welsted at the home of Str and Mrs. Harry Walling 683 Bergen street Newark featured decorated rooms in motional colors a central dining room display four tables prizes for top players and a performance by Miss Myrtle Walling. Guests included Misses Carolffe Sullivan Margaret Ginnie Elizabeth Hughes and Curtie Murville Newark Elizabeth Orange Belleville with several Elizabeth and New York attendees.
Mr and Mrs Chas Shiner formerly of Asbury hosted a Halloween gathering at their home Six Pines Hillowe en near Owego NY. Guests arrived and were guided to the Kessley rooms then to the back stairs, were greeted by the hostess and husb. The table was cleared and each guest found a pumpkin shaped heart with a poem suited to the reader. The event was described as ideal entertainment for the occasion.
Scribner's Magazine discusses Henry Sulter returning to his best style with maritime themes in Americans traveling in Italy Addolorata's Inter vention and other critiques. It mentions Hopkinson Smith linked publicly and Constantinople visits influencing a forthcoming mysterious romance The Veiled Lady of Stamboul for Scribner.
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