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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1904
Page
10
Alvin Vroome returns home. Rhoda Paulipa visits Columbia. Milag Oran hosts guests from Branchville. Democratic rally at Columbia House. A theft attempt at Samuel Alberta farm. Various local visits, church events, and health notes. School and league activities, plus community concerns and a missing pocketbook incident. Obituaries and farming/industrial updates appear amid social roundups.
Between twelve and one o'clock Sunday morning a house near Calfoo occupied by Thomaz Burd was destroyed by fire. The article mentions various local residents, horses, sales, a sock medal fundraiser, cabbage yields, and plans for a railroad extension and coal storage plant at Jumotion with many workers, including Italians, including details about property owners and social visits.
Hermon residents including Mr and Mrs Aaron Howell visited relatives in Alla Mushy and Dolvar. Several locals, such as Miles Lida Sitioner and Rasyoll Bowlby, spent time with family. Annie Linabarry hosted relatives from Ohio while Mary E Rice returned from two weeks with Mira Albert Hummer in East Orange. Fither Read and Luella Rica were hosted by Alvin Newman, and Epworth League plans were noted with a Washington trip and Hope social events.
Otto Dodd of Powder Missouri promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for sores burns and piles. The ad claims quick relief after a year of trouble and notes it is available at F N Jenkins Warran County Drug Store under a promised guarantee.
Broad way report mentions Philp Cooks homedog killed by auto on Tuesday. Mrs James Gibson of Washington visited last week to see her parents Mr and Mrs J O Kroz. Mrs John Nixon hosted the latter part of last week at Easton at her daughter Miss Ellis Osborns home. Mr and Mrs A Begaire and their son were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Harmony. Miss Jennie Nizon attended the Elrague, Presiding Elder Aymon to preach next Sunday and administer communion. Heyman Moore of Naw Pointenddu is here with his sister Mrs G Darraw. Mr and Mrs A M Uixon of Phillipaourg spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A M Uixon’s brother Homes and a friend. The latter entertained M Jaggers of Urante. A E Beguine learned Friday that high later Mrs J Elosey of Hoboron, now with Mrs and Mr Atot Metz at Grean’d Bridge, was seriously ill. He visited Saturday and found her improved, accompanied home by son A J Kinsey of Hoboron. Mr and Mrs Kecoh and children of Stanhope were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J Weilver. Little Miss Proda Snscho of Washington spending a fortnight with her aunt J E Soscho.
A farmer protests the 1903 road paving contract in Warren County, arguing stones eight to four inches high and loosely set threaten wagon safety. He cites the age supervisor, the quarry, and the Delawari River project, urging proper cement binder use and compliance with the contract. The letter condemns uneven depth and reckless labor pace.
In our large advertising week you will make big gains by buying now at Lausagh's Easton with enticing offers and bold prices for Baliga Baya and related items.
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