Concrete roads replace macadam as future highway standard
Reports from Cincinnati and Warren County show concrete paving tested on long stretches to withstand heavy travel. New Village trials compare 14 foot, 18 foot, and 15 foot concrete widths with stone dressings to improve durability and reduce maintenance costs. Authorities cite cost differences, potential savings, and accessibility for horse and auto traffic, forecasting broader use if experiments succeed.
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Cincinnati
Conad
Betas
Omi Thuy
Dha Mitila
J. J. Thiuteher
Warren County
Frege Satinen
Hans
Ali Ping
Rand Bulla
Upkach
Korea
Macudim
Oleg
Drei
Washington Woman Wins Magi Day Honor in Val Nine
A lengthy OCR fragment mentions a Washington area woman with eleven years in Val Nine receiving a "Phan giving Day" honor related to Ata Rhoade Jacobs. It references Washington Institute, Minniig Stewart, a marriage at Gors Nead, and a carpenter named Hees. it hints at a Christmas tree and festivities with a large orchestra for dancing and a souvenir program.
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Washington
Phan
Ata Rhoade
Jacobs Bral
Mer
Minniig
Stewart
Gors
Valen
Hees
Sicnita
Pitre
Woolever Arrested In Attempted Abduction Case
Stewart Woolever of Hack edlatown was arrested for attempting to abduct a 17 year old girl by posing as her guardian and offering a settlement to leave town. Key figures include Mrs Stay sn, Anne Mrs Brayengs, and Justice Wildrick. The scheme involved a proposed withdrawal of charges for 400 dollars and Woolever remains in custody as the case proceeds.
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Stewart Woolever
Mint
Oman
Imark
Hobos
Tra
Bile Stayen
Sha Fa
Mackettstown
Mather
Woolover
Justica Wildrick
Briday
Woolever
Wasleves Stalin
Ino
Daniel Ghianilyieo
Ceol Wanlyver
Jun Tlee
Brayengs
Staysn Hind
Boy Reports Strange Tale of Tramps and Freight Car Escape
A 12 year old from Shenandoah County says he sheltered with tramps during a Lehigh Valley raid last Thursday. He claims he rode a freight car, was locked inside, and walked to Washington before recounting the events to authorities. Police and the boy’s father, John Mason, of Shenandoah, are mentioned as officials pursue details. The story features hunger as a motive and an appeal for care as investigators verify the boy’s account.
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Farry Manon
John Mason
Shennuntloat
Lehigh Valley
Shenatalah
Dave
Woehington
Marahal
Inetrie
Ton
Lila
Mr. Mason
Women Will Wear Their Half
A crowded meeting of the Warren County I O W U unit in the Warren Council hall discussed lodge activities and underlined social and charitable aims. Speakers included Prosecutor Stryker and Frank Sharp, with notes on local governance, entertainment, and community services. teased fashion mentions closed the session.
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Mechantea Sect
Dlecc
Dilon
I. O. WU
Warren
Callfan
Hunterdon
B.C. Lockari
Belvidere
Stryker
Frank -Sharp
Ieviewton
Lee Wikteide
Hackeristown
Joshua B.cirey
Phillipsburg
Chas
Voehgesang
Uneckella
Ware
Fashion Notes on Women Style and Trends
A chaotic fashion column surveys 20th century women’s wear, detailing tailoring, footwear, and silhouettes. It notes tighter skirts, visible ankles, and a focus on slender figures, with mentions of designers, hats, and the evolving look influenced by Chicago fashion and wartime context.
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Packitai
Bondes
Mike
Theo Om
Jlo
Dave
Aidus
Bvarantes
Steulgtin
Wharton Gangsters in Wharton Based Letter Case
A chaotic report describes a ransom letter threat to President Wilson and a Wharton gang case. Investigators traced a Newark box and linked suspects Dunn and Drivingpory, with police confronting a dysneradoces gang amid fear in Morris County.
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Wharton
Morris County
Sig Duan
Pous
Pavon
Port
Ued
Woodrow Witsont
Teddy
McKinley
Wilson
Wile Son
Wright
Shadunls
Wharten
Joseph Tumuly
Cortelyou
Philadelphia
Butler
Larrabee
Marshal Beekman
Peelman
Tuttle
Buller
Gota
Pearl Utter
Newark
Dunn
Usde
efMfcerg
Lye Itilaa
Double tragedy as man kills woman then himself
Ludwig Palmer, a South Orange contractor and father of six, shot and killed his companion Ischia Danke at Swartswood Lake then turned the revolver on himself. The couple, believed to be staying at a cottage, traveled from New Jersey and were last seen at Newton before the fatal events. The incident occurred in the Berk Mountains area on a Sunday, with neighbors and staff recalling tense conversations heard in the room.
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Igalings A. Uowble
Saree
Daver
Morristow
Hla
Ischial Danke
Ah Cumely
Ong
Shol
South Orange
Sussex County
Cota
Newton
Newton- Rouge
Swartawood Lake
Bock
Arcs Ote
Palmer
Tricky Miscellany From A Northern Town
Fragmented recollections describe a chaotic scene with references to Cheve TLS Adventures and Dalrymple in Philllipsburg. The narrative intertwines apples, hampers, a currency fund, and local education turmoil with Edison cement company prosperity figures and trolley travel notes.
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Dalrymple
Tuvid
Avery
Philllipsburg
Soulioen
Iitin
Johnny Dalrum
Fastes
Prominent Brooklyn Brothers Expand Lincoln County Hinges Plant
Two young Brooklyn immigrants, the Cowliren brothers, arrived in town a few years ago and built a small brick foundry west of Lincoln Avenue. Their sanitary hinge factory has expanded with a rear addition to become a larger 33 by 66 foot brick plant. The upgrade will mainly increase production, possibly add workers, and plan a new large engine to meet growing demand.
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Cochran Blane
Cowliren
Grooklyn
Lincoln Avenue
Prezent
Cornish instrument business report shows high demand
The notice notes strong demand for Cornish instruments with steady fall volumes. It highlights a busy period, extensive working hours, and a push to meet orders while preserving the good reputation among previous customers and attracting new buyers.
Funeral Held For Local Resident In Family Plot Cemetery
The funeral for Mrg Frank W Seul was conducted at his residence and followed by interment in the family plot at a local cemetery. Relatives Os Yord Howls Alvah and Waller of Waston attended, with Mrs Wan panel BF Philipsburg and others noted in attendance.
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Dewih
Inds
Gundemnan
Portland
Anna Pieter" Mey
Susie Lal
O. Myrtle
Grover Gunderman
Portal
Flora’ Stark
Phillipsbugis
Guretta Banshart
Bridgsville
Sulton ‘Gunderman
Haluturg
Mics
Leah Scharrer
Stanhope
Wilson
Witten
Childry
Alvah
Waller
Waston
Frank W
Seul
Lakesig
Philipsburg
Carpenter offers unsold sails and lines at low prices
Local Boston trader Sarpenter’s at 229 Northampton Street advertises unsold cargo and sail lines with discounted prices. The notice urges immediate bids and highlights high value stock like saleable crepe and white goods, claiming limited availability and urging swift purchases.
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Mt Carpenter
Oval
Ferret hunting crackdown in Warren County
A garbled report describes Wardens Cadney and others patrolling Warren County, arresting a man for possessing a ferret while hunting near Passaic and Digirstown areas. The suspects include foreigners. fines ranged from 20 to 29 dollars with costs.
Public Bequests by Will Highlight Mrs Prall’s Estate
The will of Mrs. Meg Macy Elizabeth Peal of Linzen lists public bequests totaling about $80,000. Gifts go to First Presbyterian Church of Belvidere, Montana Presbyterian Church, ML E Church at Summerfeld, and Mills of Oxford township with conditions for income, caretaking, and survivor rights. Six grandchildren share remaining assets and Hazen’s old mill is noted as a relic. Executor Nicholas Eberts of Belvidere administers.
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Muzen
Meg
Macy
Eikabeth
Linzen
Pratt
Bartley B.'Peall
Oxford Township
Gara Ubcough
ML. E
Summerfeld
Mills
Mra
Prall
Gen
Amey
Harmony Township
Hazen
Blytor
Nicholas Eberts
Bulvidere
Mission Theme and Papers On Firethy Study Read
Monday afternoon at the chapel a meeting titled Mission featured papers on the study of fiyrth. Speakers included Lis and WwW. G. Ars. 2.0 Hy and Johnston with Apgar and others presenting. Mrs Avs Wi Shigide Ivan gave remarks. The event was supervised by Theodor Kase and Mrs CG Word.
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Fiyrth
Lis
Ars
Johnston
An Apgar
Pyar Stids Te Thither
Avs
Ivan
Ce Gle Moutostytt
Mle
Theodor, Kase
Stewart
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