Public Hearing On New Street Turmoil At Council
A heated public hearing on a proposed new street erupted Monday night as Councilmen and attorney opponents clashed. Stryker defended the opening noting setbacks. Snyder accused missteps and remonstrances, while residents pressed for clearance of property concerns and potential costs, shaping a contentious debate on the street project.
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Cadassey
Petek
Kilkenny
Marthe
Oscar Detfirw
New Strett
Lew Yal
Danyer Stryker
Stryker
Alan Liestrook
Ottanene
Teo Ccaitadas
Margaret Wandting
A.W
Tony
Tashaeh
Adihg
Lothor
Shiykeor
Ile
Doitory
Sean
Toffery
Nek Council
Tom
Barda
Vass
Aegerdf
Stryrker
Connell
Councilian
Eanhart
Streyker Wat
Streker
Felten
Bormigh
Bartyeq
Stuartet
Yale
Cowell
Corniell
Jeffery
Turing
Lisaex County
Mindaitis
Mei
Delinquent tax collection shift and Christmas issue note
The article describes delinquent tax collection measures under a new law effective December 20, shifting power to the treasurer, with penalties and interest details. It also notes a special Christmas number and holiday content in various papers, including Hackettstown Republica and Washington Star, reflecting seasonal newspaper features.
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Coxpayers
Joonlamoney
Om Loti
Elin Anil
Willing Ward
Trgmlnr
Ws van Tass
Soldiers May Practice Site Sought for Camp Near Tacketstown
A Lackawanna County appeal seeks a military training camp site in or near Tacketstown, with officials naming possible locations between two towns about twenty miles apart. The letter from Captain Moss requests cooperation to secure land for maneuvers and questions how many troops might participate, noting plans for fall 18 events and negotiations with nearby landowners.
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Tekettslowe Gazette
Sauliaplisleyt
Tatekettstown
Wyeoke
Anand
Vteitars
Hhickett
Me. Adams
Flavernoy’ S
N.Y
Dalawut
Larkana
Woater
Fionisi
Fallowe
New York City
Fnildle van Availeble
Leon
Cooke Named Postmaster Amid Hackettstown Controversy
Reports detail Leslie W. Cooke receiving a 1,000 postmastership after rival candidates and factions from Hackettstown debate the appointment. Local figures including Charles X. Powter and George Curtis weigh in as supporters and opponents, with Curtis praised as the top contender if the post were elective. The scene centers on Mackettstown and the surrounding political maneuvering.
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Hackettstavcen
Leslie
Cooke
Leslie W. Cooke
Charles XN
James Tambilyn
George Curtis
Warren Repidsllenn
John F Weeten
Nathan
Beth i. Publica Aavke
Mackeltsto
The
Formed company in a day in Kansas area
An OCR fragment recounts the rapid formation of a business venture by Davidson di Purneris and associates in the Midwest, tracing early leadership, location near Osawatomie, and a 25,000 plant capacity project with 18 tons daily refrigeration. It mentions a link to a new corporation named Miser Cryst Lee and notes initial print and naming details, though many words are garbled.
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Penlon OG
Davidson di Purneris
Amin
Alsig
William
Tekan
Osanwatanne
Une Davison
Kansas
Museouio
Une Gwin
Ereddey
Poubat Town
Lee Gompany
Aarne Yy
Hodal
Califernia
Cape Horie
Anton
Wild
Caared
Loni
Arnsied Lomndon
Paul Stryker
Warren Ears
Linlg
Belvidere
Hanbek
Lithia
New York
Diemeil
York
Godig
Sitor
Panna
Leo
Tolan
Euders
Daltimore
Wits
Castile
Syai Frangle
Valpariieny
Chile
Galapapacs
Cape Earn
Milny
Hany
Cilifar Linta Yiew
Tines Om
Loos
Fay Lin
Sherminénto
Tvel
Lie
Oso
Groumry
California
Mira
Vale
Fortines
Imate
Amerioay
le Tend
Agra
Uae
Californiy
Cement Works Notes Signal Rail Service Woes
A fragment from the Susser Register describes Edigon Cement Works at Nery Village laying off workers after a shaft collapse in the dryer house. Repair crews and a broken shaft are noted while trains resume service with added trips from Dover. Washington visitors seek housing as workers rise. the local paper commends the profession and its community.
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Willettepaira
Edigon Parth
Nery Villige
Onyv
Uy Severth
Campiny
Broadway
Dover
W.sreale
Amr God
Te Cement Works
Washington
Severn
Avill
Dfill
Local lodges discuss securing desired central works
A meeting of borough lodgemen from several societies was held last Sunday afternoon to organize support for securing the central works. The engagement has drawn interest from fraternal groups and allied societies, which pledge aid within their power to advance the effort.
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Ction
Thorn
Jorigaksat Islalene A
Mysterious Money Collection Report From Hired Worker
A hired hand named Elias Weaver employed by Farmer Prank Hou nkin township collected 836.93 for Nousch Waaver and then traveled from New Village after leaving gear at a blacksmith shop. He took a train from New Village station, with a heating fee noted as heard.
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Elias
Weaver
Fiurmer
Hounkin
California Voyage Echoes 1949 Pioneer Trek Tale
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a perilous 1949 Atlantic to California voyage by fifty travelers led by Enders. The narrative traces Cape Horn crossing, Cape Verde to San Francisco, harsh seas, scarce food, and the dream of California’s soil irrigation bloom, with muting glimpses of New York departure and Pacific labor ambitions.
Commission Meets Today Over Canal Abandonment Plan
The commission, led by ex Governor Werte, debates abandoning the canal project amid opposition from Jersey City and residents. Attorneys urge injunctions or damages if abandonment proceeds, citing rights reserved by the Lehigh Valley line and local land stakes around Take Topatcong and Diver Streets.
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Cine
Bofous Wie
Rovernors Werte
John Welt
Odity
Jersey City
Werte
Smith
Peter
Samel
Waterloo
Dha-Canal
Suenex
Moret
Smith Weble
Morris Canal
Liehigh Valley
Dinckman
Lehigh Road
TRI Cove Tnd Company
Methodist Organist Teaches at New World Lessons
The proficient church organist at a Methodist church visits New World for lessons from instructing pianist A. Johnston. He adapts a stove-gas heating method to warm a chilly church home during lessons, drawing comparisons to historic census data from New Jersey townships and noting local heat arrangements and aging infrastructure.
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Dovlen
Methodist “Church
New World
Lesann
Allon
Johnston
Blairstown Press
New Jersey
United States
Mardwick Ee
Knowlton
Stillwater
Sussex Co
Palmquayry
Frelinghuysen
Rinkstown
Avor Tenty
Hotel Windsor sale ends in stalemate at auction
The Windsor Hotel sale collapsed as bidders faltered after initial bids. Abe Meyers and Richman clashed with auctioneers over terms, with bids ranging from 11 000 to 12 000 and the sale adjourned to next Monday. Heirs of the late Michael Meagher face a potential private sale after a stalled auction.
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Irv. Richinls
Phillips
Philipielniei
Abe Meyers
Samure
Thorn
Waerington
Attepyunys
Totel Windsor
Tor Tony Outs
Michael Meagher
Fimpa Sulliwi
Mipgher
Willi A. Stryker
Fie Heirs
Emilitiona
Stryker
Ono
Kempson
Richavals
Moyers
Richanna
Msl
Meyers
Yogi Agin
Richards
aHder
Ipol Jgomnd
Anails
Mo Meyers
Richarda Civil Meyers
Andl
Maura
Aleluin
Slo
Clompsey
Meyere
Advan
Thompson Aid
Pivne
Cielo
Cement plant proposal provokes government ownership debate
The article reports manufacturers opposing a government plan to own cement works for Portland cement, arguing private partners could build and supply at lower cost. It notes potential government savings by self producing in its own mills and questions feasibility of a New Village sale to the government.
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Porthiad
Eamont Rive
Wiig
Tig Contricts
Avetton
Ion
Ws. Company
Uholr
Sniitle
New Village
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Garher Betiever
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Kansite
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Tarantes
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Newartes
Tari
Nida
Guy Adams
Cuak
Urvandy
Sankey
Curtis
Mr. Canke
Leene
A. Curtis
Micketts Lown
Warren County
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