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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
1
A Chautauqua program drew large crowds in the borough with over 850 adults and 1 child attending. The week featured lectures, musical concerts, and a supper. officials reported solid community turnout and preparations for future events, including Washington activities and a Sunday program.
Youths from Warren and surrounding communities participate in an agriculture exhibition at Belvidere led by the Changewnte club. Officials note growing involvement from area schools and families with projects on poultry, fruit growing, and home farm improvements while recognizing standout entries and organizers.
At the White Township committee meeting held at Arn Strate Mackey’s home, the committee discussed jamming a proposed road through Campbell property. Arguments for and against the route covered damages, costs, and the impact on Campbell’s house back and access. The committee plans to apply for formal authorization to appoint a commission to lay out the road. Campbell contests the move citing personal and financial impacts, while supporters argue public benefit and route feasibility.
An assortment of fragmented notices mentions Vic orton H fy, Barnet, and local names in a school entry context. It references an extended examination on a Saturday in September and people meeting for a ladder exercise, with scattered notes on poultry, tastings, and farm lanterns.
Local ad notices MiTe Coolers and Strainers and Bar nr at Wola Sq PRM list offerings at Shoe Sale Combines. Promos claim low wholesale like products for parlor use and children care with prices cited as a draw.
A long, dense political piece analyzes the looming dry law conflict in VanNess, detailing partisan maneuvers, legislative proposals, and voter sentiment. It references state politics, the saloon issue, and potential bills, with discussion of leaders, factions, and upcoming electoral stakes.
Monday night bids were opened for extensions on Willow Street and Park Avenue. One bid from Kunnessful Widder offered $448.40 for the Willow Street extension, while Witty street bid creators proposed $1,680 for the Park Avenue extension.
Vishing Tack Barnet and Walters discuss Kalydtid swarms heard on July 1 in Warr County and their impact on crops and livestock. They note frost risk in coming weeks, weather cost concerns, and potential policy responses shaping county actions and governor’s decisions.
Franklin Township faces a deep board division as two longtime members refuse to serve with two newer members, accusing them of fringe policy actions. The dispute centers on clerk duties and leadership, with County Superintendent Robert C. Sanford expected to intervene after a county review. The public meeting at the county park in Belvidere promises a significant turnout.
Fragmentary OCR reveals tenants contesting property control. Names appear as O’Neil and J.W. Tunger among others. Details about a sectioned frontage and interior rooms are unclear.
The Warren County Freeholder contest grows as the primary nears with candidates from both parties mounting campaigns. Dems push for control while Republicans respond, naming contenders including Charles I. Stryker of Washington and others. Local figures note the office’s impact on taxation and road funding as residents weigh credentials and records.
A fragmentary notice from Phillipsburg mentions individuals with surnames Barnet Walters Tinton and Osman plus Mrs Little Hackettstown. It references departures in June and travel by persons named Beam Merman Rockow Lowlae and others. The garbled text notes a period of travel and a long journey with an event described as a tourney.
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