April Court Opens Today in Warren County
The spring term of Warren County court opens at Helvidere at 11 with Supreme Court Justice Thomas We Trenehordy and County Judge Juin 1 Blule presiding. Prosecutor C. Smith and others will present criminal and civil cases including the Rope murder case involving Cred Plonson and the McConnell homicide. Coverage will focus on grand jurors and civil trust matters at issue.
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Helvidere
Thomas We Trenehordy
Ceorge MN. Siler
Beth
C. Smith
Blergan
McConnell
Carmoer
Lutswan
UN Uni
Weller Minhall
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Usu
Civ
Ajo Marko
Court of Interest
G. EO Mutchler
Boston Free Press
Tor Danmneges
Washington Property Sells For Record Price
Attorney Chaves Bridy and other owners of a block on Washington avenue sold to two businessmen from Northampton Street. Modern Cloak and Suit bought the holdings for a record sum, plans include moving shops downstairs and expanding the gallery. details note foreclosure sale origins and prior values. The buyers aim to reconfigure the ground floor and increase seating capacity as part of property redevelopment.
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Chaves HK
Bridy
Washinton Avenue
Muyton
Northampton Street
Modern Cloak and Suit. Com
Washington
John Lunger
Washington Oper
Elouses
Wiley
John O'Nam
RIEWL
de Stata Highivas
Lunger
Ayia
Vie Washington Bank
Ita Vale
Auty Stolen and Abandoned in Stewartsville Garage
Auty stolen Friday night from Arthur Fossa’s Stewartsville garage and found abandoned next day on Baston Street. The vehicle, described as a Ford car, showed extensive damage and had been tampered with. The fisherman, Alonzo Bryan, is listed as a contact at 282 West Washington Avenue, Washington, New Jersey, with visitors welcome and hours stated.
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Auty
Tio Ford
Arthur Fossa
Stewartsville
Baston
Thunders
Joy Viters
Plata
Alonzo
Bryan
West Wiakington Avenue
Washington
New Jeruey
Anil
Observer questions postwar price controls and wages
The Observer laments continuing high prices and low wages, arguing essential goods and salaries must adjust with inflation. It criticizes tariffs, gallery salaries, and school costs while urging honest handling of measures and observance of fair market pricing amid wartime to postwar shifts.
Poor Mail Service Described in Baslon Town
Residents complain about a single mail carrier in Baslon, with deliveries delayed until late morning. The Easton and Washingley newspapers urge vigorous action to restore reliable service and address the disruption affecting daily routines.
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Baslon
Waslingeton
Kersten
Lo Baslon
Easton
Wash- Ingley
Local Girls in Pageants at New Jersey Normal School
Local girls including Marjorie Pieranu and Maybelle Rigler participated in a pageant titled Five Centuries of Ambeh vin Demooniey at the New Jersey State Normal School. The event featured performances, with noted attendees from Oxford and Washington. Local and long-standing residents attended in Trenton on April 30 at 4 o'clock.
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Marjorie
Pieranu
Pingdville
Muth ‘Silverbhor
Washington
Maybelle
Rigler
Wilahington
Pat
Founders' Days in Easton detailed April 27 28 events
Local notices describe Founders' Days in Easton slated for April 27 and 28 with community gatherings, hospitality offerings, and civic pageantry. Reports mention associated events, medical notices, and plans for visitors to attend the celebration and related activities in the town.
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Easton
Unclear OCR summary of travel schedule and times
The readable fragments describe travel times and trains from New Selectate to New York, listing several departure hours such as 5.24 and 108, with mentions of routes or connections and fare-like figures. Names and exact details are not coherent in the source.
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Lesa
New
Borough Meeting Rebuffs Bid for Street Materials Amid Scrutiny
In a tense Washington borough meeting a bid for cold patch materials faced opposition. Mayor Christine objected to opening bids citing procedural concerns, while Council members debated who ordered the barrett company materials and whether the bid would be reopened. The session touched on water drainage plans and hotel property issues as officials sought order and clarity.
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Felday
Inga
L Marry Chrisne
Musor
Aie
Ron SC
Devila
Pride
Barrett Company of New York
Washinxton
Orrey Yverry
Apel
Cotlowe
Mitkots
Baviete Company
Stiuse
Rand Department
Ty M. Luaning
Wirwet
Mity Alba
FC Possilin
Semort
Efelind Ashe
Dekyster
J.T. Ellaml
Co. Lunning
Iidla
Livsiir
Mayer
le Herve
Wade
Almyer
Washington
Agser
Lane
Chymvtine
Cornelman
Rediauiads
Barrett Games
Will Ax
Planittons
Paket
Shinees
Cometimnen Coleman
Loree
Shields
L Ms
Tell Saxor Civis
Mayers
Countilman Linea
Barrpett Company
Counell
Lance
Bett
Lanning
Ie Reforrenco
Jindison Steed
N. Titcoin Nvenng
West
MiReo
Surines
Dvinedt
Maynt
Aliuinen Ayul
Engagement Notice From Somerville Church Enlists Bridesmaid Assistance
Rev Jodder and Miss Amiahe Mra Wing are reported to be engaged with the consent of the Secong ANNAUNLEINCNL WASTe In the Reformed church of Somerville. Wilburak Vega and Oxford titl Rev James Gernaril Mull listed as participants in the ceremony planning.
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Jodder
Secong Annaunleincnl
Reformed Church
Somerville
Enzagament
Value of food dollar rises 18 cents since May
About 9,000,000 women workers including teachers widows and orphans gain purchasing power as the value of the food dollar increases 18 cents from May to 64. Inflation raises income for women workers and schoolteachers, with May salaries rising from 800 to 944 annually in purchasing terms. The wholesale dollar also increases 24 cents in value, affecting overall purchasing power in the United States.
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Mureun
United States
Beer Amendment Sparks Debate in Congress Over Restrictions
A reform effort stalled on how to handle beer under the Volstead era. Lawmakers debate whether to permit limited sale for medicinal use and prescriptions while aiming to curb unrestricted prohibition enforcement. The House Judiciary faces an overwhelmingly dry stance, with slim chances of passage.
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Teqlers
Congress
Tony
Anil
Che Suling
Mu Vatatead
Guissel
Aogub Saloon League
Alry
Mail schedule changes and line sales described
A fragmented report details changes to mail routes and post schedules including dispatch from New York and Boston paths, with altered timings and destinations. It notes shifts in line ownership, postal offices, and the impact on regional services while mentioning personnel and company references in a murky, period-voice narrative.
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Neygierk
New York
Boston
Wasblastot
Farmers Face Sharp Decline in Prices and Wages
The article details a broad fall in agricultural prices for cotton corn wheat cattle and related goods. Farmers cut expenditures and delay purchases while railroads and manufacturers reduce activity. Daylight saving and congressional budget debates are noted as part of broader economic strain, with farmers facing tighter credit and potential hardship after harvest.
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Wierre
Stites
Railroads
Iran
Concrete road plans near Washington and Phillipsburg announced
The Warren Board of Freeholders will meet tomorrow to discuss concrete road construction nine miles from Washington to Phillipsburg funded by the Highway Department. County officials will oversee work with Engineer Barry Vetter in charge. Property owners may share costs, with potential for partial borough funding and concurrent curb con crete. Grading continues on other routes and bids are in for repairs along the Hope-Bintlstown road.
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Staig
Tony ‘Atyetoh
Washington
Phillipsburg
Warren Boerd
Freeholderadt
State Highway Department
Generatig Lha
Barry Vetter
Tosbere
East Oil
Washington Avenues
Ingian Hha
Tredon
Asan
Yway
New. York
Philipsburg
Sworth
Oxford
Butiz
Caperelo Oy
Salmon ‘Brothers
Slug
Warren County
Stewartsville
Peter Lynch
Marswin's Creek
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Pierson
BIG Washington Property
Amanda
Woollot
Aaulie
Andrew Lutherling
F Beng Bull
Nut Setuevie
Roy
Andrew Wivhor
Souch Linculn Avenue
Arthur Whitnes
T'raak Rymin Farm
Fred Pierson
Phebe
Churel
Ibitoes
Ms Troukabler
Warren Vent Y
Bale
Tinuschiold
Ole
Charles Wola
Cornat
Doak
Pecegattt Et Rolly
Stwompl
Oftefont
We de Vallintta
Sp Cloudedfeiel
Lycerlers
Willie Hee
Gaston den Notker
Biusi
Giess
Olitien
Diutisihet
Issu Tert
Willy
Katie Hostesa
Yiu Lee
Darvona
Wali Ponh
Witualka
Ketan
Varnatti
Cattell
Marey
LaiRiew
Tul Harrell
Rastot
Dy C. J. Srlth
ToRlow
Correll
Fio Glhor
Ale Kinley
Mohn Willever
Connell
Varmer
Vleck Inketii
Kone Vom
Congresa
William
Willoyver
West Washington
Ious Mme
Willever
Tlnukuwanna
Helig
Thia Jon
Ho Tenvea
Jane Aten
Port Golden
Hese
Floyd
Watter
Olive Wilaver
Thresalstera
John Mutehler
Broadway
Join Hensel
Good Springs
Sarah E. Irwin
New’ York
Alan
Willever Wagr
The
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Church and Liberty
Counsell
Sife
Austin
B. Armstrong
J.J, Washalaugh
Fateraon
Windsor
Windsor and Po
Carroll
Hotel Ho
Parchaes
My. Curcell
Lexington
Bhyet
Hig
Andere’ Tol
High Bridge
Wautsington
Thasehall
Thesterion
Campion
Raven
Andy
Mayberry
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