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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
7
A garbled historical OCR piece reports scattered items from Newark to Wilkvatt and Preston. It mentions community groups, legal notices, a RAMA Main topic, service calls, a cave incident, and evolving local affairs with references to associations and officials.
Entered at Wal ton New York under the act of Meitér owner listed as publisher. The notice identifies the weekly Mashtinchie Star Pubiiahod and records its registration and ownership for public record.
A comic drawing in a daily paper mocks rural crime and depicts a farmer figure with captions on theft and nonpayment. The piece critiques petty looting by tenants and discusses the perceived consequences for landowners and agricultural workers.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls life in Sussex County forty years prior with mentions of voting, local government, and everyday scenes. It notes a big government proposal, delivery routes, and social routines as residents cope with civic matters and simple pleasures.
A report from a rural market shows farmers slashing prices to move baskets of peaches and apples as demand falters and wholesale buyers curtail purchases. Despite some high prices for select crops, overall returns were weak with substantial discounts and elevated losses noted. A separate fire damaged a house in Macklistown, while farm shipments faced changing shipping policies and variable potato prices.
The report notes trial days at Taaleidlere where William Riley and Martin Cayley faced charges for breaking into A W Timie store. Cayley received seven years with two years in state prison. Milaker got three years for larceny. Edavi Fon received five. Edavi Fon was ordered to pay $150 to Lyndee Duane Smith, probation officer.
A garbled OCR fragment mentioning a young man and probation terms appears. It references a Cart Selaniat and Tinttery with unclear actions and a weekly materials note. The readable elements include a probation tier concept and monetary or time references, but many words are illegible.
The Canal Commission convened to discuss the waterway route from Lehigh to Philips and the Walker right of way. Officials consider compensation and terms for the feeder project, with detailed questions about ownership and intercompany rights.
Mrs Watson Cooper and dialer Mika Loon are involved in a pending social matter. Many residents including Mr and Mrs Merritt and Mrs Milane Sterrha have returned from a motor trip to Butler. Mary Denke visits her grandparents in Strnes te Ta while Massalene Stearne concludes a visit with relatives in Ta. Community updates mention radio equipment installations at Howell homes.
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