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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
4
Edward G Lowry, author of Washington Close-Ups and Banks and Financial Services, writes on national government economics and political topics. The piece surveys money matters impacting businesses and policy, reflecting his recognized authority.
Fragmented excerpts reveal a joint congressional committee led by Walter B. Brown seeks to study the organization of executive departments and their bureaus. The text urges continued interest from Senators Smoot Wallsworth Wardson and Representatives Davis Temple Moore to push action, warning against lobbies and special interests delaying reform.
A rough local notice lists residents and visitors in Asbury during a social gathering. Names include Mrs. Cox, Lind, Mr. and Mrs. J. A Phottanin, and Miss Peter Max, with references to various households, travel, and small community activities amid a bustling, informal scene.
A garbled note lists visitors and attendees from New York and nearby areas during a social week. Names include Mrs. Lies Wirthann, Miss Huth Seller, and Mr. Frank Baere, with references to Asbury, Hatten, and Ragmonih. The text mentions travel, sermons, and a wedding week, though many names and places remain unclear.
Atta Astronomers explain the sunlit sky is blue because air and dust particles scatter blue light more than red. After rain the air clears, revealing the true blue sky, as sunlight refracts through the atmosphere’s varying density and particulate content.
The document appears as a probate notice from Warren County naming Sylvester C. Smith as executor and alerting creditors to file claims by a specified date. It references an estate of a deceased individual and outlines deadlines for presenting claims to the Orphans’ Court, with notices in New Jersey.
In the matter of Hie 4ibe and Sars inthe Atri andnuninivatria of Rega Srekoresy tl WHE Ie pundited ani stsited Surremite. The court is to hear settlement and ablatearion on April for Settlement in the County of Wire. Dated July 18. 1 Adi bartstra Let tt WCB IGpabure, Proctor.
The record discusses Greenwich Township budgetary matters including balance sheets, appropriations, and tax allocations. It references deferred assets, current notes, and the need to specify to which taxes funds belong, with examination of statements and approvals pending. It notes surpluses and appropriations discrepancies and mentions dates and authorities involved in financial oversight.
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