Blairstown Daily Life and Local Notes
Blairstown news notes include visits from John Wildrick and families, farm and business updates, property moves, a burned dairy building to be rebuilt, public school vacation, Halloween gate reminders, and local roads and flood repairs. Also mentions church social, a fire loss near Mary Ann Henry firm, and local crime and personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairstown
John M. van Dyke
North Osrolina
Bouineas Erip
Tim Pert
Som
O. Kinney
Borquebsune County
Sinters
Andow -Minok
Hackodlatown
John Wildrick
The
Portland Enterprise and Family Pont
Mra
N. A. Wildrick
Ebenezer
Faming
Levi C. Drake
Hallowe'en
Eva Sigler
College
Newark
A. Yolter
Delaware
Abe
Mary Ann Henry
New England
Romuel Beatty
Panilog Fae
Clark Mitchell
David Reeder
Jacksonburg
R. D. Hoff
Adelin Mann
New York
Bucquehanna
Stroudeburg
Joreay City
Christian Endeavor’ Society
Migs Roth Linderman
South Bethlehem
D. C
Andrey Yetler
Bonnie View
Dopuy & Hoaggert
Monroe
Branghville
Biafratown
Firat
Blair Ball
Hackettetown
Hie Usday
S.'a
Blair Hell Firat
Blair Hall Sermba
Gernbert
Local Notices Roundup From Marksboro And Surrounding Areas
Community members from Marksboro and nearby towns gathered for visits and family updates. Notables include Mrs Loraetta Cooke caring for a relative in Mr Hermon, and Obituary notices for Matilda Armstrong of Armstrong family. Expressions of sympathy were shared as families reflect on losses and neighbors shift routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maresboro
Green Boy
Chisago
John Ryman
Ryerson Trauger
Loraetta Cooke
Markaboro
John
A. Cooke
Hérmon
Mina Milabeth
R. M
R. M., ‘Latoog, Mra, Jabez Larne
Newark
Bwr
Iva Kerr
Ang
Wi. A. Kerr
Frank A. Mingle
Buzayath Armstrong
Bolyidors Fe
Milton H. Boporel
Orange
Hough Sassaman
Brothera
Henry Sassaman
Emporium
Han Apsat
Mya
Bhima Huff
Marksboro
Burrows
Ernest Hatt
Jacksonburg
Northumberland
Scranton
Charles Ami
Fing Matilda
Armatrong
Asett
Theuiok
Sha
Lato Jobo
Lydia Bupatees Ariston
Pig to New York shipped from freight depot amid local bustle
A 80 pound pig found in the freight depot and prepared for shipment to New York. Reports note the pig weighed about 80 pounds and was to be sent east. Local happenings include a nail driving contest, oyster supper, a ball, and a prize for a popular child, with many residents mentioned by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocalifon
Nelman
New-York
J. A. Heal
Hiedric Remedy Co
Steward Connell
Apgar
Booma Wack
Liazle Wack
Joanie Alay Alpaugh
Gorman Valley
Careys
Delaware
A.J. Apgar
A. Nej¢h
Calvin Hill
Mire
Jenolo Volk
Gartinn Valley
Somerville
Pleasant Grove notices and community updates
Local notes from Pleasant Grove report a sc club gathering at Mrs Busso Apgar’s home on Wednesday November 4 to raise funds toward cemetery fence debt. Messages mention visits by Mr Starwart of Newark, stray dog threats, hog losses from disease, painters at work, and Home Mission collection on Sabbath November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Kerr
Joir Wennie
Arthur McLagry
Ku. Bortt
Yellow Ramp
Aliston
Lanning
Han Boen
Abram van Gordon
Catarrah
Mie
Emma Mang
Win. L. Mott
Fifsa
Lillian Coo
Branchville
Matt
Samuel Primroo Wera Puesta
Dra
Mr. T. Primrove
Caroline McConachy
Ian Tirris
Jacksonburg
John B
Milton BR
Henry Hoffman
Washington Laut ‘Wank
Aioe
Apgar
Cokesbury
Alverada OQ. Erik
Newark
Charity Blok
Charles Emery
Haa
Robert Montgomery
Btate Boater
Stephen Large
Whitehouse
Carlfon
Norman
Pennsylyvania
Ben Appar
Port Murray
Squire Henderson
Edeom Apgar
Weetwood
Lower Valley
Kprees Bellon Ballowe
Nicholson
Plttsborg
Aboren
Geise
Middle Valley
Califon
X. Topkeina
Pleasant Grove
Busso Apgar
Starwart
Mra
Bann
Ponwell
Xeen
Samual Smith
Home Mission
Sint Bias
Joysph
A. H. Hannah-Ponwell
Emma Sharp
Josaph Siiker
Stewart Sharp
Pleasant Grove Church
Euch
Suapenas
Scott's Emulsion Advertises Cure for Rickets
An old advertisement claims soft and crooked bones in children come from poor feeding and promotes Scott's Emulsion as the remedy. It urges daily small doses to straighten legs, strengthen joints, and improve bone growth, with a free sample offer and pricing at one dollar in drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Jenkins
Dr. Howard
Washington
Scott
Se Ieee Foodes
BOWNE
Pearl Street
New York
Fitts' Bee Hive in Best Possible Shape for Season
The store declares readiness for autumn and winter trade with fully stocked sections and carefully chosen merchandise. It promises reliable qualities, abundant variety, and reasonable prices, aiming to build clientele and lasting business through solid materials and fair dealings.
Winter Underwear for Men and Women Sale
Fall and winter business highlights Underwear stock at clear prices. Men’s heavy fleeced underwear 30¢, ribbed fleece lined 9c, ladies fleeced 26¢, children’s underwear from 10¢. Also wool options in all sizes.
Ready for You in the Garment Section Big Value Stock
Activity has begun in the garment section and buyers are urged to shop now. Ready-to-Wear skirts range from 1.98 to 6.50, ladies cloaks from 4.00 to 14.98, children's coats from 4.08 to 16.00, and ready-to-wear black mercerized skirts from 3. to 7.98. Big values advertised throughout the stock.
Millinery Section Promotes Latest Styles at Low Prices
The millinery section reports steady fall and winter business with new hats arriving from fashion centers. Consumers are urged to inspect the latest styles and equipment at the lowest prices, including large ready to wear hats priced around two dollars.
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Shoes on Sale Special Lots at Low Prices
Advertises a three part shoe sale claiming best men and women’s shoes, children's shoes as low as 1.29 and 1.28, and the largest stock of rubber goods from New Jersey at the lowest prices. Promises every pair warranted and emphasizes quick sellout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
The New Black Goods and Warm Bed Coverings
Black gown goods are very handsome this season and a good black dress is a safe wardrobe choice. Special lots offer ae Black Dress Goods from 50¢ to $1.39. Extra fine Comfortables priced up to $2.08. Wool blankets range from $2.98 to $50 and cotton blankets from a low price to $1.03. Children's crib blankets are 50¢.
Shop News: Hosiery and Kid Gloves Arrive for Fall
The autumn opening of fresh imports includes ladies heavy fleeced hose children school hose and men's hose. New kid gloves for ladies priced at 1.25 to 2.00 and other wraps and percale wrappers offered with emphasis on quality over cheapness.
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Meteger Medicine Manufacturing C O
West Bethlehem, Pa
Hay’s Shoe Store
Northampton Street
Easton, Penna
Fuller & Johnson
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Eau Chitra
Wis
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E. Frank Cline
Phillipsburg
N. J
Farring Machini
the Star
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Y. Tribune
New York World
Theodore A. Hartman Lafton Monidos
Banana City
Milbourk
Trono Baldwin
May Lydia Craig
Mann
Oresco
Victor Newbaker
Paterson
Bneame
Blalratown
Paulina
Heo
Lo Quinoa
Cavendish
Llahoma
Aurea
Ne Donsius
Warren County
Emma Cyphera
Balvidera
R. A. Clifford
William
Lawrence Seals
Alonzo Hardin
Port Colden
Lackawanna
Igcluse
New Trontees
Aastha
Myers Ferry
Kate Manon
Oxford
Bridgeville
Richard B. Shafer
Columbia
Bartholomew Matthews
Philadelphia
Hartaug
Virgil Loller
Rosselli Addler
Dover
Thoreday
Thia
George T. Prall
Hora
Shere
Brali
G Lanning-Smith
Belvidere
Palab- George
T. PralPs
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Presbyterian Obwreh
Landa
Loyal Temperance Legion of Dols
Svare
Pollarraw
Glen Gardner
George Foss
Young Mall
George Anderdene
Mt. Alry
Stemington
James Stith
Foss Farm
Bella O Crossing
Rock Erith
Mra. Noon
Port Coldeo
Harry Thatcher
Raveda
Melick Burd
James Little
Lealie Tritte
Andrew B. Castner
Forgs Hill
Jersey
John Warman
Asbury
Stevan Traver
Spruce
Lubherapohurob
Hid Ohargze
Eagens Parks
Baseball Association
Yelocipeda Hall
Teelie
the Prudential Insurance Co. of America
John F. Dryden
Preaden Lesliz D
Wasi
Tre Edgar
Wand
Foatttigy
Dryden
Ifant
Bank Bia
UFE Insurance
Fitts’ Bee Hive
East
Washington Avenue
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