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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
8
An 19th century style advertisement offers a free book titled Living Thing on the Treatment and Cure of horses cattle sheep pigs poultry and other livestock. It claims remedies for worms colic dysentery kidney issues skin diseases indigestion and more. The text mentions William and Any Street New York as the distributor.
Mra Apgar slowly improving after illness. Misa Warwick visited Califun with friends. Mrs Pence spent Sunday with daughter in Somerville. Mr Alpaugh in Bloomfield with sister. Mrs Adams visiting in Hinsmitheton and Heleor. Halloween supper planned at Methodist church Saturday evening. Mr Migelow in New York with Hinduunenter. Stanton, Bogart guests of relatives. Van Ditsals in Bayonne with parents. Poacher and family guests in Cranston. Play at Cregbsterlun chapel Monday evening drew a large audience. Mrs White and daughter from Flemington joined by others. Weather unsettled. ladies society to host Midlown supper Saturday evening. Meetings noted with several officials and attendees.
Aeborn fragments recount social visits and meetings across towns. Mrs Anna Beavers of Califon spent time with Miss Mary Neighbour. Elizabeth Nabghbowr cares for her daughter with Mrs Simanton near Peapack. Mrs Carrla Miller, Geo Alvah Apiac SOT, and others plan suppers and travel to Newrk. A revival begins next Tuesday at First Presbyterian Morrishiwen with Rev Bennett inviting all residents.
A 1908 Yale University study by Professor Fisher highlighted Quaker Oats as a top value for nourishment and vigor at low cost. It recommended oats for laborers, factory hands, and farmers seeking steady energy without heavy digestion.
Public notice forbids owners, frm or company, from offering service without station inspection. Stallion Examining and Registration Board in Washington will hold a session on the stated date. Originals must be present with pedigrees and all papers. copies of the Stallion Planning and Registration Law to be provided. Signed by Secretary, War County Board, October 1608.
Stewartsville residents report homes receiving fresh paint and paneling work. Mrs. and Mrs. Avuriah Feo and son Birthur visit relatives. J. M. L. base house on North Main Street sees decorators at work. Several births, illnesses, and deaths noted, with community members traveling to New York and Milford for visits.
Fragment describes Abernethy warning to watch kidneys and a satirical claim by Srotey about kidney comedy curing urinary irregularity and improving the body's system, presented in an archaic, garbled OCR style. This reads as an ad-like snippet with historical medical pop references.
Real estate transfers dated 1909 list multiple conveyances in Hackettstown and surrounding townships. Names include Caleb V. B. Ven, J. T. Coleminata, and M. Perth, with properties in Belvidere and Washington township. Considerations range around $1 to $2,100, with several dates and parties noted in terse legal style.
Local residents attend church, fairs, and family gatherings. Notable visits include Mrs. Lotte Baover and Mrs. Prank Davidagn in Bun tow, Danville relatives in Saltwater, and Mr and Mrs George Ogden Branda with daughter visiting Halnesiar kin. A large Arbor xix Weeks Lucas Team opens work, and the great fair is planned for March 18 with Easter supper.
Mrs Winsat Kerr and friends received attention with visits and social calls Friday through Sunday. Neighbors and relatives from New Haven to Madisonville and Tackettstowns shared hospitality and repainting at a residence. The piece notes several family connections and a marriage near Johnsonburg on October 20 with Rev. AL Lott officiating.
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