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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
2
A fragment describes fabrics including navy blue and black prorates with roped terms like cravenette wool serge and mohair. It lists prices such as 1.25 and 1.00, mentions checks and stripes, and references white serge and beige weights in 36 inch widths.
The undersigned offer for public sale the farm of John Mushkare in Warrenville, New Jersey, described with bounds and measurements, including multiple tracts totaling ninety-nine acres. The sale, conducted by Clarence Walt and party, follows court decree and lists terms, location, and inquiry details, with October date and recorded references.
A foggy economy brings a range of notices and small items from Wharton, Dover, and Morris County. Advertisements mention legal matters, a hotel sale, river trades, and a road project while local residents face health ads and community updates.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Sunday excursion to the Gettysburg battlefield and a derailment near a railroad project. They mention a supervisor, station agent changes, and potential coal business shifts tied to the Lehigh Valley region, with unresolved details and garbled names.
Various brief social items recount Sunday visits by Mrs. and Mr. Smith Tos Holden at Union COWL Miss Florence Richay visiting in Cooksville from Tiurgday to Sunday Louisa Wektemer and friend from Belvidere hosted Mrs Heantard guests over weekend Mrs Budd traveled to Trenton Monday to visit family husband joined Wednesday variety social in church basement hosted by Ladies Art Society Washington Prayer Circle attendees to return Friday Carp intersviNe visits Mr and Mrs Gem Cook Sunday New Village gathering noted references to organists and some community events
The article describes a broad push by food manufacturers to align with laws and improve nutrition. It highlights how Yale led experiments supporting Quaker Oats adoption, noting its affordability and value for strength of muscle and brain. The company touts product lines from regular to family sizes.
A garbled vintage wire service style page mentions building, marriages, church matters, a raviery in Easton, a Luther Episcopal minister moving to Canada, a wedding in German Valley, and local names such as Welch, Cristof, Av Welch, McCleary, Houck, and Web ster.
A garbled excerpt reports a Jersey City man named Kinkead and a tuberculosis death. It notes fines for forty hotelkeepers in Atlantic City for some duty or misdeed, mentions Christian Endeavor events at First Presbyterian Church in Plainfield, and lists agricultural short courses with a $25 tuition for New Jersey residents. The text is fragmented with numerous garbled phrases and missing details.
Genemal Nfays notes report Bordeng milk price up to 4.08 and a yearly period of 39 years. Kilahis Templar of Eastern Pennsylvania will hold field dry exercises at Rushall Barks near Anatou on Wednesday Oct 74. The latest fashions mention sheath gowns and seatless pawns. Census supervisor expects about 400 appointments for the congressional district. enumerators to be appointed at the last moment. Enumerators must report to Laurengohie and be paid $2 a day, with restrictions.
Miss la Potty of Lopateongs was the guest of Alisa Ethel Koch on Sun. Mr and Mrs Jesse Staub hosted visitors. Mrs Edward Snyder entertained the primary Sunday school class Saturday afternoon with about 1 attendees.
Robert Mershon spent Sunday with Wa father and sta ter Me and Mrs Eugene Read at Tirate Town. Read passed simay y in their mother at Tirate Town.
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