Estate of Mark Warne notice to creditors and claimants
The matter of the estate of Mark Warne in Warren County announces that creditors and claimants must present their claims on or before February 7, 1921, six months from August 7, 1920, to be barred. Peter B. Tagerty is named administrator of the estate at Philiipsburg, New Jersey.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Lugo Warne Warren
Notice is given to all creditors of the estate of Lugo Warne Warren in Warren County New Jersey that claims must be filed within six months from August 7 1920. Peter F Tagerty administrator, Philip?burgs NJ, warns claims failing to comply will be barred.
Warren Orphans Court Notice of Settlement
Orphans Court of Warren County will hear the settlement account of Howard Hawk and Minnie Lewis as administrators of Louis Bank deceased on Friday November fifth at 10 30 oclock in the morning at the court in Philinsburg. The hearing seeks approval of the final settlement and allowances with dates noted.
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Notice of Probate Settlement in Warren County
Notice is given that the estate of Liesithschhar, Enos Hod ing, and Edith Pier of Jah Boding, deceased, will be settled by the Baroque at the Orphan Court of Warren County. The hearing is on the fifth day of November at 10:30 AM. ENOS BODINE and Edith Wishpr, executors, testify to the settlement and allowance.
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Costs Little To Live Here A Satire On Town Life
Robert Quillen writes from Sumner about small town living where folks endure high costs by living simply. The piece contrasts city and country manners, noting thrift, community, and sentiment as happiness, with readers offered a snapshot of daily routines, homes, chores, and social life in a modest American town.
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Auto Trice Cuts Worls and Rail Freight Drops
More than 200 railroad workers were dismissed in a two week period in Cincinnati as freight movement shrank. Terminal data show daily outflows around 6 000 to 7 000 tons, indicating a lull in demand and widespread overstaffing in rail operations amid weak market conditions.
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