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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
3
A Methodist church convention in the Newark region drew ministers and attendees for two days of addresses and talks. Notable speakers from Elizabeth, Newark, Paterson and other towns addressed topics on revival methods and church outreach amid a list of local visits and community notices.
F N Jenkins the popular druggist offers Dr Howard's constipation and dyspepsia remedy at half price 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad promises relief for headaches dyspepsia dizziness nervousness and liver troubles and guarantees a refund.
In Stewartsville residents debate County Superintendent Atwood's stance on the public school setback and budget cuts that trimmed five high school courses. Community figures claim ignorance of the plan and protest road projects, road care, and local governance while awaiting a new leadership to guide reforms.
Residents host receptions at main road residence as William Everitts joins the station table. A stable fire destroys barn and home, while the Lackawanna Company renovates depot grounds. Banquet, pig supper, and orchestra mark autumn events. multiple residents travel, marry, or relocate amid village activity.
Dr Beatty Anthony and wife with son Kennoth visit Alex Anderson on Tuesday. two attendances continue Saturday. Button Beam of Teatecown dies Monday leaving a wife and two children buried at Pleasant Grove cemetery. Jos Bikar and family from Newark travel to incinnity. Alex Anderson surveys the week at Washington and Brose Castle. Wood Glen camp meetings draw steady attendance. Mark Belms recovering. Jobe Nunn’s one year old baby seriously ill. Oarestoo opened Tuesday with Miss Willever of Washington as teacher. Rev Lowden of Pleasant Grove to exchange pulpits with Rev Aton next Sunday morning. Presiding site tests Prosalt at Mt Lebanon on Get iL.
S. W. Nunn Port Colden advertises a 20 inch oven named Quen Esther with a regular price of 28 dollars and nearby listings for Excelsior and Ideal Andes brands.
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