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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
12
The fragmentary page records a series of social mentions. It notes visits between families in Ruston and nearby areas, calls, and gatherings. Names such as Mrs and Mr plus various surnames appear with scattered locations and a few dates, indicating domestic communications and social ties.
Fragmented OCR item with multiple names and places including Sunatus and Hope township. Mentions holidays and visits, a cemetery reference, and a death or illness note with several unclear details about individuals and locations.
The notice urges choosing hair care and promotes Ayer's Hair Vigor as a splendid hair-dressing tonic that keeps hair soft, smooth, and growing. It notes doctors study hair questions more than before and cautions to consult a doctor.
A flood of names and towns fill the page as residents of Wigie Bridge and nearby areas recount visits, family ties, and community events. The list includes errands to Nazareth, guests from Bloomfield and Plainfield, and multiple trips to Philadelphia and New York.
The article records a suffrage society meeting discussing a public lecture by Austin Apgar and notes the second annual event held Saturday. It lists attendees including many named members such as Miss Judith Bowlsby, Mrs. Ada Wes Ch Aypa, and Mr. Lewis Smith, with a focus on a proposed program and the society’s activities.
A long list of conveyances dated 1911 to 1922 records various deeds in Phillipsburg and nearby townships. Names include Elizabeth Crozier, Sarah Bathey, Elizabeth Post, Debarco, Hawk, Bowers, Lewis, VanBunard, Emmons Perry, Conniann, and Buck among others, with stated consideration amounts such as 500, 2500, and 3950 in different transfers.
Miss Daisy Condit visits relatives in Somerville while John Eichtin repairs barns and outbuildings. Supple’s barn and sheds near a new drainage road receive updates and a small bridge is planned at Tailaydade. Ben Writts of Newark returns home via Miss Mildred Coyte, with several residents mentioned at Gosle residence.
A fragment notes the signature of Clies and Flotobor on a long used item. It mentions the mark dating back over thirty years and cites The Hint Tou Dave Adooua ongat as connected context.
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