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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
3
A mixed parish and town column lists numerous residents and families moving between Newark, Washington, Brdminster, and nearby locales. It notes visitors, illnesses, and routine social updates across many households, with several names repeated and local events linked to daily life in the area.
The paragraph lists numerous changes in residents and businesses. Names like Sarah By, Clarence Hann, and Jerry Hoffman appear alongside moves into and out of addresses, shop activities, and local trades. Mentions of meetings, visits, and repairs fill the fragment.
A chaotic flow of names and events recalls a community gathering and weather impacts. Mentions Hattie Kastentater, Mrs Chis Cortright, Mrs Lowell, and Mrs Aliage with several families, plus cows killed in a storm and visits among neighbors in Newark and Columbia areas.
In the start of the year a school year begins as seasons change bringing colds hay fever and flu like symptoms. The text notes remedies and concerns for children’s health while citizens discuss routines and duties.
A scrambled and partially readable patch lists names such as Jean Me Salter and Alice Rint tied to Newark events. It mentions Hackettstown area activity including students and teachers, some dates, and local notices about visitors, meetings, and invitations. The fragmentary text indicates school events and community notices across Milford, Newark, and nearby towns with several personal names and places.
A reader recounts using Doan's Kidney Pills for distress and back pain after trials with other remedies. The note mentions Doan's as effective, with references to related products and brands like DormaneNl Curis and Poster-Millurn Cos. The message blends product names, locations, and personal experiences in a period newspaper style.
Historical document notes Governor William Sulzer and Secretary Thomas F. Martin certifying a proclamation for a special election to elect a U.S. senator in New Jersey. It records the governor's authority, the date, and the official seal and signatures from 1918. The text includes references to the state and federal offices and the legal phrasing of proclamation.
Allen Lo plea bar administrator William Burd announces in Warren County that creditors must present their claims against the estate of Elama BK Soltiday, deceased, by April 10, 1919, or be barred from recovering. Dated May 10, 1915, Wilmington, NJ.
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