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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
3
2000 Men Wanted. We can dye your summer suit to answer every purpose. Prices range 2.50 to 3.00. If every customer is saved a dollar, we would save over 20,000. Write us or bring your suits or ship by express. We guarantee good work or no pay.
A Portland post office becomes a United class office with salary rise to 1000 per year.
Asher Burkett of Flemington is granted a divorce. A concrete block factory is planned in Lambertville. About $10,000 is to be spent on Peddle Institute buildings. A garage rises at Ripenfeld Ave and Springs St. Rev. Win Mel ean, Flemington pastor, has returned to Europe. John La Weurnie buys part of a Whitehouse Station hotel. G Seip of Easton named census supervisor. Leonard Carpenter of Clinton takes partial interest in Dunal. W Ror, former Flemington pastor, has been matched. Bangor maids form a club. basketball team in Montgomer y area nets funds. Electric street lighting contract with Taylor Iron & Steel Co. Amini Co of America leases Simg-Kont building in East Dover to manufacture aluminum. Meyer of Frenchtown arrested on alleged shoplifting. After 33 years as Dover pastor, Dr Hattoway resigns, effective 1910 or when successor chosen.
A long list of local items from a late issue notes A Ar Chisholm of Iceadwell NY receiving money, plus health testimonial about Electric Bitters. It also covers social visits, road repairs, visitors from Batavia and Easton, church notes, and parish events with several names and places mentioned.
The Binte council of the Jr. C U A M Witt meets in Trenton on October 28. The State Board of Agriculture holds its meeting at the State House in Trenton on January 19, 30, and 31. Readers note over 2,000 licenses issued to gun owners this season. An oyster denier in Plainfield faces penalties after a shipment investigation. Dudley Buck, noted composer, dies at his West Orange home. Rabbit protection and farm stock moves prompt new costs. The State Teachers’ Retirement Board reports 7,000 to 9,000 members and $109,000 invested. Continental Telegraph & Telephone Co. is incorporated in Trenton with $30,000,000 capital to acquire New York and New Jersey telephones. incorporators include prominent financiers from New York and Cranford.
Virgil Chaman, facing legal trouble with the Lawannt Co, died after an incident near Meay ul Andovery. The event occurred at a railroad culvert at New Village. The victim, 62, had a long career as a passenger conductor on the Susaichanna line and was connected to prominent local figures in Sussex county.
Readers report visits and gatherings across Caliton and Gevitin Valley. Families, relatives, and neighbors share visits at Mrs Troffman in Califon and White House area, with planned series of meetings starting Monday in Buanyale.
Editor Henrath E Henrat of the New York Journal accepts Civic Alliance nomination for New York mayor. Ruthiyan Bryan announces bid for Congress in Colorado. Henry Lindon’s Tale Moon vessel to be placed as a lake exhibit in Prospect Park and Manhattan Park, with Central Park potential display. Museums will feature Hudson River exploration history.
Mrs Carolin McCracken visited Blutrstown on Saturday while Mrs Mary Churming spent the week with Sherdon. Dr Geo Cronmins in Gulvidore and Miss Vicks Wititeiek of PHN is staying weeks with her sister Mrs Reuter Bunyan. Mr John Cumming and daughter spent Sunday with John Jefferson and family at Fort Calden.
Druggists Jenkins and Meeker promote a simple home remedy for eczema using a wash with heating and healing ingredients. They partner with D D U Laboratories of Chicago for a special offer to readers, providing a small bottle at a reduced price with a money back or quick relief promise.
One undersigned attorney advertises sale of a large farm near Riscel’s mill race in Town of Phillipsburg Warren County New Jersey. The land, described by metes and bounds, totals about ninety four acres and twenty one perches, with a water privilege for watering the meadow. Sale to be held at Union Exchange Hotel on the Saturday of October, at five o’clock in the afternoon, under deeds dated 1864 and 1869 and recorded in Warren County Clerk’s office. Interested parties may contact the undersigned for details.
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