Local notices and family updates from a New Jersey town
A long list details family visits, sales, and daily life. Residents like Mrs. Catharine Jones, Miss Anna Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. John Jones are noted with hospital, travel, and social events. Local farms, estates, and property appraisals are mentioned, alongside church, school, and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
John Jones
Jones
Fackennnck
Hoapital
Bern
Catharine Jones
Sinter
Miya
Anna
Hackensack
Brooklyn
May Jones
Jinckensack
T Mye
Joseph Pierson
Mins Nott
Phillivmburg
Phursday
Mes
John Pavison
B.D. Smith
Bethlehem
Charles H. Angle
Sanramento
Cal
Miga Fecha Wallice
Juliet
Fred Angie
John
George Whizel
Ann Aviteo
Mya
Thuydee
Me. Smith
Suulay
Jon Kitchen
WY Kitchen
Tvhigt Unive
Fey
Jondson Dinahorey
Miss Grave
Daughtey
7Peter Kinney
Stroudsiang
Belvidere
Columbia Schol
Ducuisehagt
Tucsilny Dudron
Linayerrs
Tuairy Toieher
Chester McCain
Penny's Price Debate Sparks Market Grumble
A butcher growled about high meat costs while customers argued over prices and ready meat options. The fragment suggests tensions over a ten cent meat and a hurried sale, with muttered exchanges and hurried bargaining at a market stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srivei
Dulcher
Jay
Are Your Chi Ready for School
School wear sale features boys and girls items from Paul Jones and others. Middy blouses gowns and dresses in sizes 6 to 22 years offered with regulation styles and wash wear. Prices range from 0.50 to 28.50, with caps, collars, and serge options included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Serge
Annel
Girls Middy Shirts and Skirts In Ready Weather Colors
Advert shows girls middy shirts in sizes 6 to 16 plus blue cotton skirts priced from 12.95 to 3.75 wool-plaited skirts at 4.95 7.50 8.60 and 10.00 serge and wool fabrics offered. Hats of wolf and beaver felt plus velour hats described with tailored models and color options black navy and grey.
The Days I Would Like to Live Over
A reflective monologue on schooling, youth and education. The speaker argues school is the best place to grow, gain wisdom, and prepare for life, while suggesting wealth and marriage follow better schooling. It contrasts educated paths with immediate earnings and highlights value of lifelong learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seheul
Merried
Orat Toy Boys
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Charles I
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Georke Strubdy
Mary Strobin
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Helen Hughes
Goshen
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Miss Mughe
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Marie “Leigh
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Raymond Banghart
Daugherer Oliva
Ane
Eugene Cowell
Loy
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Geo. Potter
Glenn Gardner
Cheavard
Hill
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Ab.s
Tu Catton
Childrens
Hess Bros
Frank Crane
Juan
Wownen
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Avery
Yersen
Lugute
Schon
First Pines
Slit
Hehubl
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Burch
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Cerninella
Thuan
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Kosta Danell Shaker
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Rena
Ponhalters
Suool
Brollers
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