District Meeting Caps County Camp Members Attend
About 100 P.O.S. of A members gathered Tuesday night in Catan Hall. Seven of nine county camps were represented with total county membership at 1310, ranking second in Abe State. Camp 3 listed 49 members as delegates heard addresses by ALM Yelsley and James Aysmith. Next meeting will be in Winkstown with district president TO Botterwlely of Asbury as presiding. District officers were appointed by State president. Reassessment of county support and state officer votes noted. Washington Camp members attended. Refreshments served.
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P. O.S
P.O. S
Catan
Platelipsburg
Warren
Abe State
Owo
Phillipsburg Enrps
ALM
Yelsley
Galborwieh
Jame Aysmith
Prat Asbury
Ingettas
Winkstown
Botterwlely
Asbury
Smith
Warren County
Reese
Camp'k
Pitshpeburg
Ind Peat District
George Morris
Washington
Asbury Park
de Os
Grant
Warren County Officials Honored by Freeholders
A damaged OCR note expresses gratitude from Warren County Freeholders to county officials and board members including Hon. Jon. Re-Tinstehor, acknowledging their trusted leadership during an institutional inquiry and extending sincere thanks for their dedication to county affairs.
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Warren Qeunis
Board of Chosen
Frechpiiler'’s
Warren County
Gduradian
Che. Coun
Warren Gountys
Jon
Esaestige
Death claims Mrs. Benj Winters at old Port Colden homestead
Mrs. Benj Winters died at the old Port Colden homestead after years of illness and paralysis. Survived by husband seven children and a sister, funeral services led by Rev. Fulcomer at Mort Colden MM church. Robbin show reviews mixed, noting hearty crowds and fair value.
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Repiain Winters
Benj. Winters
Rhaees
Reidel
Philip Quick
Port Colden
Margaret
Scott
Morris Nixon
Phillipsboro
Chas. Winters
Port Murray
Jim. Winters
Port Calsden
Philip Winters
Flemington
John Winters
Jos. Taylor
Washington
Ars
Nancy-Connail Raed Treeton
Mort Colden MM
Church
G. M. Fulcomer
Unclear periodical feature highlights lingering articles
The text lists contents from The American Review of Reviews including titled pieces on Amazon mysteries, construction notes, and regional topics. It mentions works about Avatering the Uncompahgre Valley and India in transition, plus a frontispiece and a presidential item, though many fragments remain unreadable.
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American Review of Reviews
Aumyst
Nfe
Washington vs High Bridge Ends In Stalemate
Local paper reports a cautious baseball game between Washington and High Bridge, dominated by defense and erratic pitching. Opdyke showed wild control while leaders from both teams struggled to generate offense, and the crowd observed a tense, low-scoring affair with key plays from veteran players.
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Mee
Tamith Erick
Agai
Sroumnla
Washington Boys
Sak
Seal Ag
Opdyke
Washington
Jacoby
Anna
Chyfedig
Othe Bar
Cheldae
Duvets Rey
Nous Ark
Hank
Tasebalites
Peter
Hirth
Samediups
Tor Washington
Uml
Helpedoax
Pierson
Chapel Windsor
Fey Washington
Hadie
Sutton
Cyphepa
Saxton
Shy
Inwvers
Sh. Viepsan
Cpa
Baliye I Yee Grimes
Pba
ANAL
Daskel Bohisey
Eee
Ampekester
Taghby
Poesa
Waehine
Wodyke
Iavoby
PTT
Herelsettstown
Milfard
Wharton
Branghville
Loto. Ee
al Clinton
Flemington
Newton
Sussex Field
Clit
Buntsville
Kwink
Gen Gardner
Lake Hopatcong Impressions Amid Turbulent Text
A garbled Lake Hopatcong piece presents as a travel diary with strong names and places distorted by OCR. It references Now Jersey settings, Batons, and editor interactions, plus political jabs and weather and scenery glimpses, all framed as a mock impressionistic tour.
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Lee Ulrsch
Trenton
Annie
Lake
Drenden
Vonrumewiss
Tower
Deane
Contagious Cattle Disease Shuts Areas As Officials Act
An outbreak of a dangerous cattle disease prompts authorities to isolate affected regions and halt shipments from impacted sea and land routes. Experts warn the contagion could spread rapidly unless strict quarantine, sanitation, and monitoring actions are enforced. Provincial departments and local ranchers coordinate to destroy or condemn infected cattle while tracing contacts and enforcing restrictions.
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Dhe
Agar Omire
Inds
Abbas
Duce
Dolmgons
Siuate Department
The Crime of Idleness Slows Health and Welfare
A garbled notice warns idleness brings trouble and health issues such as constipation headache and blemishes. It promotes a remedy or product available from Jenkina and Meeker's with terse, unclear directions.
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Jenkina & Meeker‘s
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