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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text depicts widespread price strikes by manufacturers and wholesalers, bank leniency, and calls for reviving consumer purchasing power. It notes rising costs, shifting retail behavior, and a push toward avoiding high priced goods, signaling economic strain and tentative recovery prospects. The piece also briefly mentions community notices and local events.
The Public Utilities Commission delays approval of further telephony rate hikes tied to the Seherlahs case. New Jersey district officials, Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph, and New York telephone interests argue for continued existing rates. The central issue remains whether the current charges should stand while litigation proceeds.
A report outlines plans to transport coal by pipes from western regions to New York via water routes, with a proposal reviewed by city commissioners. Mayor Helin is briefed by Heit I. Halton of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers about feasibility, noting a 2000 foot elevation drop and ongoing piping usage in the region.
The United States Civil Service announces a rural carrier examination for community routes in the county. Applicants must be citizens and residents of the district. Payment details note $1,800 per year plus $0.32 per mile beyond 24 miles. Applications should be sent to the commission by December. December plowing activity is rising in southern and central regions as open weather aids field work ahead of winter.
Funeral services for Mrs Saram Folkner were held Tuesday evening in Prospect Hill. She died Tuesday December 7, age seventy years. Survived by two sisters Mrs Edifl Rehoror and Mrs Lace of Belvidere. two sons James A and Mervey Tvers, both of Belvidere. a daughter Mrs Edith Wilding of Camden. four years’ widowhood noted. Belvidere Methodist Church service attended.
In Buttzville and nearby areas, residents share wedding details, engagements, and social visits. Mrs. Willie Miu and sister attend family events. Olive Kirk announces upcoming nuptials with a plan to reside with the bridegroom’s family. A pastor search and church events are noted, with gatherings planned for December and January at local churches.
A farmer near Thornton Lung, Pennsylvania, reportedly set a state record for earning liskings, lasting about thirty minutes. The account notes two bash ela of daily earnings. details are unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
The document describes widespread farm speculation affecting North Dakota banks, with references to fallen deposits and market turmoil. It notes shortages in funds, bank failures, and the resulting economic strain on farmers and communities, highlighting notable figures and localities impacted.
Fragmentary text describes a medical procedure and various names, dates, and conditions but is garbled. It mentions patients, doctors, a hospital setting, and postoperative observations, yet specifics are unreadable.
Dover residents witness a landmark boost as the White House receives electric illumination for the first time. Antler Conterdon County reports the town now lit by fifty five lights supplied by New Jersey Power Company, marking a notable improvements in local infrastructure.
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