Washington borough ordains street name changes 1908
The Common Council of Washington borough approves renaming Hornbaker Street to South Lincoln Avenue Lincoln Street to North Lincoln Avenue Mechanic Street to South Wandling Avenue Wandning Avenue to North Wandling Avenue all in the West Washington Avenue area. Ordinance dated July 6, 1908. Mayor Omas Smith signs, Clerk Ostr: Press fee 5 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornbiker Street
Lincoln Street
Seevion
Common ‘Council
Borough of
Washington
Washington Avenue
Hornbaker Street
Slie
Lincolnn Street
Iincoln Ave
West Washington Avenue
Cornish Street
Mechanic Street
Wandling Avenue
Stewart Street
Wandinig Avenue
Wandiing Avenue
Omas
Smith
Johnston Avenue Renamed to Railroad Avenue Ordinance
An ordinance by the Common Council of the Borough of Washington changes the street name from Johnston Avenue to Railroad Avenue. The measure specifies the renaming along the Merrit Ind and Gages Halon corridor, with the ordinance enacted and filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Washington
Hochtel Une
Johnston Avenue
Goderey
Ee Grre
Ron
Ftir
Chas
BO Raitt
Adtovts Magar
Ae Secoltaen
Oterk
TSF
Pere Cod
Valuable farm near Rocksburg for sale with extensive outbuildings
A large Warren county farm near Rocksburg, four miles from Belvidere, fronts a macadam road from Belvidere to Phillipsburg and lies near a Pennsylvania Railroad station. The property includes a long house, extensive sheds, wagon-house, streams, river frontage, orchards, and other farm improvements with adjoining village amenities. Auction also lists 13 more acres at the same location with details to be announced. Executed by Peter M. Young and heirs with consent of executors.
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Muekeburs
Nya
Peter M
Hest
Pru
Rocksburg
Salool Fouve
Nianil Creamery
Belviderma
Warren Counterind
Elevation Notice in Washington Township Court
A special elevation is scheduled in the Washington Township area by order of the Committee Calined to Hovunsh. The Western District will rise to address an event on August 21 at the shop of A. McCany. Publishes by CLEA EB Murcush Cleak with a fee of 21.80.
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Sumner Onfords
NETIC
Daniel Slater
Watre
Jacob MV. Carter
Danial Slater
Prvy Tee
Elrclon Notich
Nattee Ie
A. McCany
Notich
Euward M. Ramsey
Orphamy Court
Warren
Ramuel A. Ramsey
Ramuel A. Ramsey, Autmmk Ura
Edward M. Ramsey
Oscar
Sweden
Wiesbaden
Atlantic City Board
Theo
Aurse
Baby
Heath
Wilkim de Roy
Hetlie
Oxford
Washington
Fragmented OCR Mystery From a Local Page
Readable bits describe horses, stables, and a show scene with talk of reputations and patrons. The garbled text mentions Thorothhireds and Peat, with references to stables, horses, and venues. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, making a precise report difficult.
World’s Heaviest Cement Blast At Nazarai Eth Mill
A historic blast at the Dexter comeng mill in Nazarai eth produced the heaviest charge ever. Foreman Edwin Walters reported a detonation of tens of tons of dynamite fired simultaneously, rattling Nazarath and sending debris over wide areas.
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Dexter Comeng
Nazarai Eth
Tsanty
Ty Edwin Walters
Dexter
Nazereth
Quinton
Walteta
Sunday School Sermon and Singing at Methodist Broadway
Report describes a Methodist Broadway school gathering with singing and a recitation. Messrs Dts and Shaiet Sts., Mrs Gratt, and Mr Marvin are noted for collecting fares while a group, including children, participates in a program emphasizing cooperative effort and moral instruction.
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Dts
Uwikrtebern
Gratt
Putin
STN
Burd
Marvin
Bath
Caslep
Collet Musas
Rey
National Council Meeting Plans and Local Elections Noted
A garbled report outlines upcoming National Council of the Dead Legislature events in Washington and Saginaw Michigan with attendees from New Suite Canwell and Mr Themp. It mentions candidates Devine Schuler J M Snyder and a meeting of state haymakers association and tribal representation. The piece notes sessions set for September and October with several candidates securing votes.
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Roda
Setun
Pinesville
Ils
Sanitary
Ermadieu
Washington
Qegaler
National Council of the
Deag L
Saginaw
Mich
Hosen
Air Chrizune
Canwell
Themp- Saptember
National Council
Devine Schuler
J. M. Snyder
Uaeralers
Wellton
wAbhantig City
Kuifulo
Privileges of land restoration and patent confusion detailed
The fragment describes land privilege discussions at Parme Plenis with references to titles, deeds, and restorations. It mentions individuals and vague financial figures, then shifts to a testimonial about Catarrh cures and a claim of one hundred dollars for Deafness cured by a patent remedy, ending with a branding paragraph about a fake medicine.
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Sharmal
Alej
Mall
B.J, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Sahley
It Served Him Right and Other Tiny Tales
A collage of humorous vignettes and anecdotes from naval and army life and social scenes. It includes jokes about nurses in a wartime hospital, a shipbroker and admiral, love and money misunderstandings, and gossipy hospital ward tales, with a mix of dialogue and moral quips.
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Hochman’s Shoe Store
Reese
Andra
Pritauy
Union Square
Payntle
New Jersey
Heroid
Widder
Salt Culwn Square
Joseph RR. Thatcher
Gacton
Gaid
Belvidere
F. Thatcher
Thernaamtets
Ateek
Vow
Strafaer
Stauvhiaus
James H. Johnston
Lontion
Adenine
Breda
Aye Aieimets Snith
Hovirber Bartem
Biulaleris
Renaibay Cnrnish
Piopeiotie
Tre Easton School of Business
Ates
TRUST
Conet
Manel
SL. Jones
Center Square
Easton
Laney Prope
Ue Prentient
Netrawki
Martine
Abe
Meyeray Calito
Patan
Mirulie
Wiesel
Eva” Blenby
Taly
Parme Plenis
Bolewot
Ava
Tae
Otte
Auumaite
Wwyelsoit Ca
Liavatarnees
ARK Stereos
Ducal Wwe
Jin. Skelly
Mike
Malia Facer
Xoldiecs
Gil
Ufaskiyp
Joun Smith
Noreal
Btn
York
Shia
Blonty
Fran
Lipton
Thode Tipton
Colin
Vienmarin Ove
BS Vanderbolt
Durgngery
Frankie Ten Guo
Deccare
Toyinresvili
Guo
Everly
A. Jones
Earn
Setarrer
MI Simanton Crunk
A Dunwell
Wasineton Typ
Viochinan
S.w.nunn
Port Colden
Aining
Iwor
Iscoua
Albour
Charlies
Sea Yard
St.jo
S. W. Nunn
Port Colden, N. J
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