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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
9
A local advertisement offers stoves formerly sold by Mr Nuno. It lists a large stock of Hunn stoves and on hand twenty secondhand Range stoves with ranges. All stoves warranted whether new or secondhand. Also mentions pet repairs for stoves and service for the Wrough and celsair ranges.
A fragmentary shoppers notice lists thirty nights of varied cites for window glass, a $1 item, and mentions Metormick Blanchard Binney Trine. It also advertises work gloves up to $1.40 and a new lot of horse blankets, though the text is garbled.
A Warren county editorial views the upcoming election as a roughly Democratic tilt with the Phillipsburg dispute over John J. Murray and George B. Cole shaping the Surrogate and Coroner races. It notes Murray’s failed bid, GOP reactions, and Governor Fort’s plan for a possible special session tied to East Jersey Water Co. and railroad property revaluation, aiming to avoid harming Republicans before next Tuesday’s vote.
A fragmented political appeal urges Democratic turnout in Warren County urging every voter to back Coke for Assembly Tate for Supreme and Smith for Governor. It characterizes Republican efforts as blunt and warns of last minute smears while stressing party unity and public protests against taxation and extravagance.
The Independent party fails to nominate candidates opposing the fusion ticket in Washington Borough. Citizens urged to vote for the Mayor, councilors Megars, Godfrey, Waugh, freeholder Thatcher, and other candidates to support sewerage projects, registration, and turnout ahead of the election.
The county voters are urged to elect Tong B. Bair, Democratic candidate for surrogateship, praised as exemplary in habit and character. The notice asserts Bair has clean views, longstanding good conduct, and would take charge of the office responsibly. It predicts a record-breaking Democratic majority for Bair.
In Philipsburg after the primaries John J Murray faces defeat and alleged plots to undermine his rival Cole. The piece argues Democratic indifference to Murray while noting his sparse support, comparing him to Bowers and warning of further retaliation through independent campaigning.
A fragmentary editorial urges Democratic voters to back Murray for Surrogate and oppose Republicans. It attacks the Democratic split with urging turnout, notes opposition to Mr Cole and the A g ncmbly candidate, and emphasizes party loyalty and Election Day mobilization. The piece signals strong party rhetoric and calls for U.S. Senate alignment.
Executors of the estate offer a large cement rock quarry farm near Bridgeville Station, three miles from Belvidere on the Penn line. The site includes extensive cement rock deposits, ample water power, and potential for development. Samples tested by Midvale Test Laboratory rate Portland cement quality. details available from Walker, No. 185 Gurnerianit St., Pushville NJ.
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