American Trusts and Democratic Call to Vote
A lengthy political appeal critiques Republican power linked to trusts and monopolies. It argues Congress and the Treasury favor big interests, cites price hikes and labor unrest, urges voters to back Democrats and candidate Col. John A. Wildrick in Warren County, framing the election as a stand against corporate domination and for a republic with fair chance for all.
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Thia Republic Reala
Thia Republic Reala Ate Brodgh
Coplain
Frank
Thia
Trusta Under & Lorift
Plutodyata
Plato
Dred
Tilgrey
Real Trust
Floor Trust
Cotton Pathe Nell Trust
Hardware Tront
Sugar Trust
Tobacco Trust
Standard of Trust
Monterey Riorate Feder
Subja Iino mi
Treasury
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
D. Washington
United States
Union
Cuba
Nicersgua
Thor
Praventa
Republican Party
Thi Ber
Pu Math Hooomley Sipetiaes
Ovary
John A. Wildrick
Warren County
J Bonater Harris
Kansas
London
Atlantic
Benator
Washington
Europe
America
Leanthor Trust
Legee
Benator Harris
Brent Atock Farm
Saya
Willian J. Barker
Community notes and social events in Rockport area
Barber Schols visited his shop in vor?ood humor Thursday morning. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodists postponed the fair and an entertainment at the Presbyterian chapel is planned for Saturday evening November 8. War works collection will be displayed, with ice cream and other items for sale. Moses Murd is seriously ill at his daughter's home. Elmer Ailverthorn has improved after pleurisy. Local trades and duties continue as usual with expected repairs and service. A wedding occurred at the Parsonage with Emil Guz and Elizabeth Rutzler uniting, best man Frodoff Linniman and bridesmaid Mary Hitzer. Funeral details for Mrs. Jacob Wildrick note age 77 and burial at Buttzville cemetery. Various visits from Brooklyn, Newburg, Easton, and Hackettstown residents are listed along with neighborhood social exchanges.
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Causs
Jef & Plop
Pri
Sose
Presbyterian Chapel
Afre
Jarley
Cam
Nota
Moses
Burd
Mira
Pater L. Shafer
Axford Avenue
Elmer Ailverthorn
Peter L. Shafer
Pecabylorien Eeurah
Whened
Mewhinney
Emil Guz
Biss Elizabeth Rutzler
Frodolf Linniman
Mary Hitzer
Mpper
Rockport
Daniel Huselton
Brooklyn
Wa. Vilet
Newburg
W. C. Crogar
Mite
A. I. Crogar
W. Davis
Daniel Wollread
Hackettstown
Teg
Tsang Boscaugh
Hampton
Nathan Curl
Washington
O. J. Barber
Nellie Dantey
F. R. Anderson
Apont Mondey
Easton
Damarast
Paterson
Jacob Thomas
P. W. Cyphurs
Uregosville
Blairstown
R iWonwia Thomas
Iick
M. Groth
Bereaugh
Theodore McCathearn
Morrlavoorn
Misa Luin
Ketcham
Mire Jacob’ Mitchell
Barrsville
Jeaas Bertaugh
Oxford
Hallot Viouns
Ora” Washburn
Stewsartayile
Wim
Waebourn
Friend
Doston
Barry
Revival meetings at Mt Lebanon continue with interest
Anthony presides as Ryman hosts quarterly conference with services from Saturday afternoon at 2 through Sunday morning at Mt Lebanon. Thirty persons converted recently. revival continues this week. Rogers has returned home. Jacob Ribbons' farm sale adjourned two weeks. Lingberry to winter in Newark. Apgar couple visited relatives. Charles Post moved into John J. Smith’s former house. Teatertown mill sale to Newark buyer. Cecil KR Andyrenn harvested bogs this season.
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Biner Ryman
Prasabad
Mt. Lebanon
James Rogers
Jacob Ribbons
Lingberry
Newark
Will Apgar
Charles Post
John J. Smith
Cecil KR
Andyrenn
Scott's Emulsion Promises Growth for Weak Children
A propaganda-like note compares children to plants showing uneven growth and argues Scott's Emulsion can prevent weakness from perceived underfeeding. It warns that apparent starvation may reflect nutrition and urges sending for more information.
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Scott
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Watron County Drugstore
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