Phillipsburg Community Notices Aims at Local Growth
In Phillipsburg Elmon A Fracy and Mrs. Wm T Pandall blend into new Connecticut lives while Opitz plans a Belvidere road house. Samuel Edlenberg becomes a blue clerk at Central railroad. Mary Sliotimelater and Edwin A Crewie die, and Phillipsburg Land Co forms to build North Main homes led by Henry Opitz and John Mont. The town also hosts a new board of trade and notes several marriages, deaths, and local appointments.
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Phillipsburg
Elmon A. Fracy S
Connecticut
Frederick Zuiauf
Vease Straune
Irene Dagan
PRM Paburg
M. Eechurch
P . Oreille Mandoreas
Mise Rolay Wheelon
U. 8. Grint Commandery P.O. 8
Anim Ortyesa
Edwin A. Crewie
Hla Alder
Charter Avelss
Bibertien Pal
Iipsburg
Lehigh Valley
Southh Easton
Mary Sliotimelater
Anthony Shuberman
Chambers Street
Summit
Joseph C. Kent
Andover
Furnace
Edgartons
Mass
Paipyborg Land Co
Sluis
North Main Street
Henry Opitz
David B.melcos
John JB. Mont
Barry di. Crist
Mitston
Misa Nera Mo
Snavercool
Pliklinsberg
Daneller
Ami Sirs
Geo. Savercooll
Edward Blarrigan
Chas
Megon” Bullman
Absece
the Wert
Amber American Magazine
Ida
Tarbell
Standard of Company
Simon the Jester
Wm. J. Locke
Artteleg
Yoseph Puiitzer
New Fark World
a_Young Railroad Telegraph
Anne Hard
Local Social Notes From Springtown And Nearby Towns
Springtown society column lists visits and family events. Emma Bloom, Ada Deeman, Minnie Nee, Ethel Hawk, and others are noted visiting relatives in Eas ton French town Phillipsburg Milford and Spring Mills. Mrs Joseph Pratt and Mrs Samuel Heayner hosted guests. several gatherings and Sunday appearances are recorded with neighbors, siblings, and grandparents mentioned.
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Ada Deeman
Alpha Sasnod
Christopher Carty J and Childres
Fagston
Samuel ‘Heayner
Ang
Elizabath
Taland Park
Biter
Samuel
Sears
Hepher Sansha ‘Gheder
Phillipsburg
Howard Stonts
Madison Stocker
Beers Atoris
King of Threat and Lung Remedies Advertised in 19th Century Claim
An ad claims a medicine called Discovery King of Threat and Lung remedies cures germs colds flu coughing sore throats and lung troubles. It asserts universal doctor approval and promises free battles and a guaranteed effort with a one dollar price.
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Therworld
Dro
Ste. Arade
Laces and Trimmings Parade At Main Floor
A brief note invites buyers to judge garments by the harmony and contrast of laces and trimmings. The message promotes new items shown exclusively on the Main Floor, urging attention to the beauty and effect of these details.
Wear-Things for the Little Folks
Classified ad highlights a wide array of children's wear on the second floor offering hats, bonnets, coats, and accessories in various colors and styles. Items range from 30 cents to several dollars, including bonnets, caps, dresses, coats, and soft shoes for babies and toddlers.
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Weil
Ourilante
Furs and Coats Spotlight At Second Floor Sale
A storefront advertises elegant furs and fur coats for ladies with a call to visit the second floor. The copy promotes complete assortments and dependable merchandise as the season’s selections begin, urging shoppers to act now while stock lasts.
Great $60,000 Painting On Exhibition At Campus
A 7x9 ft canvas titled The Village Binekemith by H. De Moreau is described as a masterful translation of a famed psalm. valued at 60,000 dollars, the artwork will be on display on the second floor free to the public until 6 PM on Tuesday November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nechisal
Longfallow
H. de Moreau
Come Ami
Carpet and Rug Store Ad Claims Wide Selection
An ad touts a carpet and rug store with claims of larger stocks, greater variety, and better prices. It emphasizes careful shopping and positions the retailer as a leader in floor coverings. The copy promises value and urges customers to compare for the best deal.
The Very Latest in Dress Goods
The Very Latest in Dress Goods presents wool dress fabrics from renowned mills with emphasis on quality and value. It touts early purchases, large discounts, and guaranteed good service, inviting shoppers to view daylight-lit displays on the main floor.
Death and notices from Riegelsville area probate
Obituary and community notices from Riegelsville and nearby towns recount the death of Martha A Hunt, widow of John Hunt, with details on her life in New Jersey and Luzerne County, burial arrangements at French Town, and a list of surviving relatives. Local residents and church figures are noted, along with community happenings and relatives visiting.
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Carpenterville
Jean
Rapp
B.S
Philadelphia
Daniel Ring
Trev
John
Martha Av Hunt
John Hunt
Riegelsville
Luzerne County
Welnys
Henry Fisher
Mia Helavilte
Binee
Waldime Hhe
Alanza Sailer
Sailers
John M. Snyder
Pittstown
Lev Snyder
Rosemont
Cathering Roberts
Wiss Maggie Snyder
C. K. Fleck
Bustedville Notes: Family News and Hospital Returns
Edward Busteville and family updates recount Budd and George visiting after a hospital return. Mrs. Petty hospitalized with appendicitis. Volkner and son Philip join after a ten day visit. Mrs. Berry hosts Percy and Port Morris family. grand son William stays two weeks. Susie Tirney and Pearl Sharps of Townshur attend. Milas Sharps recovering in Philadelphia. Jameson child injures hand and arm from boiling water accident. mother’s cautionary note.
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Edward “Jones
Budd
Otless
George
Prierson
Robert Petty
Lsundaysmoarn
Olkner
Ile Son
Phillipsburg
Volkner
PFG
Har Anger
Percy Berry
Port Morris
Jones
William
Susie Tirney
Aes
Pearl Sharps
Townshur
Suna Vishora
Titney
Atra
Thes
Shafter
Vaey
Milas Sharps
Philadelphia Hospital
Littlac
Jas
Jameson
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Board of Trade
Ouishte
Mise Anna VY. Lynch
Heckmin Street
Semilay
Peters
Onngl
Mel
John Danevan
Jennie
Kate
Philpsburg
Edward
Nennard
Lamberts
Fisartisease
Springtown
Iva
Toboy
CRC
Erseksrttabeeodanan
Nemo
Asbcry
Mary Freee
Brags
Arthur Bowlby
Christina Crum
Glen Gardner
Wm Gerard
Hulsizer
Princeton -Culle
Tauget
John Hulsizer
Emma Budd
New York
Jos. Bowlby
Jos. Apeat
Newport
Enoch. Cling
Frank
Jersey City
John Sdulsizer
Edward Shorts
Washington
R. KK. Richeys
Celeste Tiddle
Easton
Jos
Watson
Mra
Hongland
Ko M
F. Johnson
Stanton
Nelson
Rowlby
Town
Dohnson
Tennie Creveling
Stoan Welsh
Sarah
Charles Welsh
Bertha Watson
Hoagland and Son
Hannah Cool
Foley
Felix Watrerman
Hackettstown, N. J
Vandrad
Drugeieta
Ollo Jarck
The
New Jersey Institute
AVESU
Ashington
N.J
Hanning
Department of Music
Philip
Amon
Francisco Pujol
Diego Sandrino
Fars
Ris
N.Y. Tribune
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