Editorial Page of the Washington Star 1968 Washington NJ
Editorial page from the Washington Star published in 1968 in Washington New Jersey Warren County. Lists staff including Frank A Robertson Frank G Andrews George W Miller and Robert G Groat as editors and superintendent.
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Washington
Washington Star
New Jersey
Dostoffles
Warren County
N. J
Frank A. Robertson
Montoyova
Frank G. Andrews
George W. Miller
Robert GB. Groat
Picturesque Jugtown Mountain Road Opens to Traffic
The long awaited Jugtown Mountain road along Route No. A from West Portal to Brick Tavern nears completion and now carries traffic though a few summit features remain. The route traverses a rugged area with heavy rock and steep grades and was built by private contractors after delays, facing costly finishing work and safety challenges for heavy freight and passenger service. Local opinions criticize disruptive labor actions affecting railroad service and mobility in the region.
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Justown Mountain
West Portal
Brick Tavern 14
Pennay Vanda Jwlity Gute Craterelles
Clinton
Homervile
Thy
Clannio
Conviet Tubar
Privat Contractors
Ikea
Elie Ohl
Eepheas
Breoh
Saudi Fe
Stontin
Denert Point Binier
Major Freelance's Column From a Turbulent Campaign
The piece surveys farmer protests and political tensions in HeWl an unnamed county, detailing plans for upcoming town meetings and debates over public works funds. It notes discussions around a 4H or farm subsidy program, mentions local officials and press coverage, and hints at voter sentiment and possible future campaigns.
Fragmented OCR Memoir Sparks a Patchwork of Places and People
A jagged historical fragment recalls scenes from New Jersey and nearby towns, referencing Washington, Albany, and Clinton amid scattered vignettes. It mentions photographers, mothers and sons, a whiskey shipment, a damaged bridge, and odd bits about law, politics, and social life, all in a garbled mosaic.
The Washington Star in Warren County Advertising Power
A long critique notes The Washington Star as the leading newspaper in Northwestern New Jersey with the strongest advertising reach in Warren County. It cites large circulation, contracts ensuring space, and a history of business advertisers, contrasting with Clinton area papers and recounting local political advertising and editorials.
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Washington Star
New Jersey
Stself
Warren County
STAR
Colummna
Choy
High crime trial confusion and acquittals reported
Fragmented report outlines murder case against a New Jersey area suspect, detailing arrest, trial drama, and eventual acquittals. It mentions Dr Albert Fad and a Newarle textcotodisty associate, with references to court actions and public attention surrounding the case.
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Sono Amontha
Aount
Cutted
Albert
Fad
Newarle
Cape
Jooklhyr
Drude
Bron Keréud
New Arid
Morvis
Jmyers Boone
Holt
payPmant
Wien
Alscusiton
Unclear turnout at Pelvidere farmer meeting prompts political set piece
A damaged report from Pelvidere notes a farmer gathering where speakers pressed for votes and defended past deeds. Attendees pressed for accountability while critiquing a promised political stance.
Flemington Borough Considers Water Plant Protest
Citizens protest price hikes by the water company as 260 residents sign petitions. Borough council is weighing a municipal water plant option to reduce dependence on the private utility and stabilize rates over the next weeks.
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Flemington Rengla
Price Water Company
Galig
Tvator
Tk Ow
Tlomington
Aveeka
New Jersey Ex-Governor Visits Belvidere Plguic Inst
A former New Jersey governor appeared at Belvidere Public Institute last Wednesday. The event drew attendees from SLOPE SPRINGS county and included remarks by ex-senators and ex-councilors. Local figures Matttews and Skilman were noted in attendance as the governor discussed regional concerns and future governance.
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Slope Springs Buernal
Xain Hunterition
Som Girt
ANN Colliforiia Panches
Lanhouse
Counciliuin Pox
Cline
Cork
Young
Sutland
Mizions
Oldwick
Matttews
Tigh Bridge
Hhorst
Skilman
Holcomba
Hong
New Jersey
Belvidere
Checks For Fireman Relief Involving Large Sums
Fragmentary OCR describes fireman relief, ratings, and a disjointed account of funds totaling over 50 000 with 89 000 mentioned. References Rankings Commissioners Witans and a banking department. No clear date or full names provided.
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Reg
Joel Boot
Witans
Tudtle Preto
Allie Hlu
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Lawrence Mirder
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Pelvidere
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