Crooked notes and moving plans shadow Oxford area
A garbled OCR item describes shifting people from Hackettstown to Stree barps near Oxford. The piece mentions Floyd Cote, Donald “Manro,” the Guatrich Automobile Tire Co, and rising prices as factories increase output. It references a Getty University event, local tax rates, and a protest against a city change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Cote ‘Hua
Mule
Oxford
We. Rice
Mt Woodrutt Huis Puiretoriseal
Thawletistawy
Seliog
Him Steprolaeng
Wehlelie 2S
Wale Merk
Hackettstown
Aine Apasedt Angie
Califo
Donald “Manro
Aaire
Sguetge
Guatrich Automlile Tire Co
Reggie Saber
Getty Universsary
Ube
Tye
Torrie
Fai
Dte
Nidder
Reat
Willie Ion Seoge
Hla
Chiely Kenney
Louis Af
Cuizen
Turntins
Tofery
Sparse early 20th century county notices and incidents
A mixed collection of local events and concerns from neighboring counties. Items include a banker’s forged note case and jail sentence, bankruptcy of a publisher, daily freight from an almandale station, a lambertville pottery plant closure, a silk company plant move, road appropriation actions, a serious auto accident injuring Mrs. Williams, and various brief regional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Lede
Mahaney
Fen Bas Ceran
UBF
Punt
Diane Boy
Jfrank Hertenar
Ensir
oSeymour Adams
Yomerger- Messenger
Somerville
Rene Ie
John EL Matthies
Almandale
Bethlehem
Lavadre
Gardiner
Sweetshammer
Whitehouse Stratton & Returnel
Io Health
Lambertville Pottery
Valentine & Rent- Tey Silk Co
Weyton
Sussex County
John Williams
Portland
Amah
Bethlehem Steel Payroll Marks Record amid 1909 Cement Boom
President Sehwaob notes August payroll for Bethlehem steel plants reached 3.5 million, the largest in company history, with total monthly payroll for all Bethlehem Steel Co employees near a million. Cement production in 1909 exceeded prior wars, price per barrel at a historic low, and 1909 output figures valued at millions. Portland cement price averaged about one dollar per barrel, while cement costs hovered around eight dollars per barrel in 1880 adjusted for methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehwaob
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem Steel Ch
United States
Portland
Lousat
A. Bierrel
New Jersey Briefs: New Trenton Fairgrounds Grain G
The new grain grand at the Trenton fair grounds is completed at a cost of 110000. It replaces a burned structure and stands as a concrete upgrade. The article notes tributes to memorial figures and mentions a memorial shaft planned for Hirhtstows avill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Fair Grounds
New Jersey
Sonele
Hirhtstows
Walters
Wool-Filled Comfortables Promote Warmth and Quality
Advert shows wool filled comfortables and bed covers priced from 4.50 to 20.00. Mentions different sizes and materials with emphasis on warmth and luxury. Placeholder text reads as epochal values and catalog style offerings for winter bedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warninst
Alto
Ate
Silkae
Efee
Las Ot
Ulead Othe
Princely Woverings
Witwerse
Spader
Big Sale On Winter Linens Ends Sept 12
Readers urged to buy cotton and wool blankets white bed spreads sheets and pillowcases before the sale closes on September 12. Prices highlighted include cotton blankets as low as 59 cents and wool blankets around 3.98, with free pillow cases and enhanced sheet sets promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willas
Tasdry
Impressive Exposition of Tailormade Fall Suits
Several hundred women and misses tailormade units form the center of an early fall exposition in the garment shop. The display highlights the season's best fall fashions and invites visitors to view the new lines and judge the quality of the designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill Sean
School Days and Supplies Spur Local Shopping
Local merchants in Lason Pa promote back to school shopping with emphasis on sturdy pencils boxes and dictionaries. Advertisers promise better school marks through quality paper and practical items and offer a free colored pencil with purchases of five cents or more while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Quartet Sing Speare Tas Tewls and Adushter
Fragmentary text notes a Sunday gathering with family, mentioning Buehley entertaining friends from Newark and Washington. Edward Vail is referenced with a ram mont, Mrs. Geo Gibbs suffers a Wiltious attack, and a creamery is mentioned. The garbled lines mention Albanian, parish, and returns after visiting Newark and Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewls
Adushter
Buehley
Newark
Washington
Edward Vail
Geo Gibbs
Laos
Cage
Menis
Collard
Sou
Social notes from Mt. Lebanon and Washington visits
Donald Rush and Mrs Burd hosted at Sinnamogality Marvin while Sarson and Wdith visited Me Auth and Ales Marvey Cole on Grondway. Snyder of Washington toured his lamrents with Sond Myra and Peter Snyder joined Sunday. Serena Rush returned to Washington after weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs 0 By Juasit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Mioe
Tikker
Coleman
Gary
Mt. Gel
Chas
John Nunn
Pere Murray
Leste ‘Sharp
Taintiel
Aportel Coe
Learter Lance
Hampton On
Monts
W. H. Kuhn
Monvana
Donald Rush
Mt. Lebanon
Aitony
Isla
FI Burd
Sinnamogality
Marvin
Sarson
Wdith
Anitay
Auth
Ales
Marvey Cole
Grondway
Snyder
Washington
Sond
Myra
Peter Snyder
Misa nHe Feush
Mrry
Birt
Cotornilo
Geo. Sargoyi
Munsey
DB. C
Winrry Peck
Kinnamon
Wire Wiking
Local Specials Highlight Creekside Grocery Catalog Items
A long list of Camp and Company sales items appears with prices and product names across groceries and household goods. Notable entries include cheeses, cod, corn starch, flour, olive oil, cider, cleaning soaps, ironing items, soup, pickling spices, vinegar, coffee, tea, and various snacks.
Notice to Creditors in Warren County Estates
Pursuant to court orders in Warren County during 1910 notices are given to all persons with claims against estates of William J. Ebleeing and Frank M. Veltoin deceased. Claims must be presented to administrators before deadlines in April 1910, or be barred from action. Executors named are Robart A Stewart and John H Ublein with dates and fees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
A. D. Ninetetn
William J. E
Waorran
Hla
Robart A Stewart
Philipsburg
N.T
Tran’ M. Uebleing
Frank M. Veltoin
Wareron
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Jersey Briefs
Highoradiss Wesseners
Berold
Aymas Laucacn & Sons
Lason, Pa
W. W. Christine Est
Opera House
Eld’g
Washington Ave
Ibis
Phea
Edith
Iamigberry
Mies ON
Baker
Port Murray
Lin Vand
Gensauharet
Ds i Ark
Crom Diavidsen
Rher Garents
Ieckiyin
Aid
Harry Han Amd
Suruday
Orville Winters
Alis
Robert Chew
Philadelphia
Josephine Schafer
Mi Arlington
Keto
Aliss
Stella Oatly
Leo Marberry
R Bensonhart
Leda
Aranathant
New York
Getiaker
Ali
Gen. Derry
Hazel Srila
Velawai
Baytoi
Alberta
Mulvitere
Nev
Ketloge
J. Vin
Albertwee
Udduird
Henry Brands
Sianuikachunt
al Robinson
Whia
Vera Passea
Art Meine
Rat
Ben Grisman
Nat Airs
David Garrison
Mud Afra
Pea
Rayler
Onuehlor
Jas
Mills
Dirs
Rend
Smith
PhRiinsburge
Pos. Wilson
Pen Acyl
Qus Plies
Teucae Riggie Pinhetts
Mao Dharma
Ahma
Unie
Cheer Rhil- Sis
Bizaberh
Airdaer Lipmslinre
Herbert Shinn
Dulynsi Aint
Dalmsom Sear
Perth Amboy
Antone Perrisutt
Merc
Hares Thornbaker
Tevhiovasy Averse
Bley
Airs
Wis B. Toradikey
Kingive Cornet
Mo Berkel Fehoon
Pare Cohen
Frank Talker
Delivelerk
Richton Dillman
Hin
Mirsaret
Mroc
Patrick Divlay
Newton
Mobility Ovaning
Tor the Chickens
Greg
Patel
Board of Trade Huth Sauidar
Dsuth
Anes
Empire Cornet Band
Om Omerry-Goeround
Troixfer
Jullaville
Belvidere
Frank &Brown Petty Building
Belvidere Ave
Otto Jarck & Son, Optometrists
Northampton St
Easton, Pa
Martor
Dag Lee
Lecroy
Mauttina
Omiis
Childs
Calea Childs
Jeania Childs
Parg Sata
AL Kinds
Lee
Meles
Cottes Sutstitun Coren
Dks
DBR
Iit
Onny Small
Rest Peart Harley
Lishman
Pound Pkge
J Cortee
Rin
Lie Boy Childs
Boyd's
Dar
Winn J. EM
Duu
M. Uhlein
John Hi
Ubhlein
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