Washington Star Pobtiation Notation Summary
Fragments describe Washington area business notices and delivery charges. Mentions Digits and names like DeVere and BOVE WOOD. Indicates service terms and delivery rates with scattered dates and locations.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
10
Fragments describe Washington area business notices and delivery charges. Mentions Digits and names like DeVere and BOVE WOOD. Indicates service terms and delivery rates with scattered dates and locations.
Fragmented OCR lists names and roles including Airedt Ininell Robertson and Julia at Port Calden. Mentions Warren County superintendent and Sunday school work. References First Methodist church and conference matters with scattered phrases about education and duties.
Local church groups schedule upcoming events including social gatherings, meetings, and notices from Methodist and Wesley chapters. Events list refreshments, times, and venues while noting member participation and dues.
A garbled church notice describes Woolton urging a church view and an evening sermon. It mentions a pastor leading services and a postlude event with prayer and hymns. The report references a church society meeting and a memorial tone for a loved one.
The text records a memorial for Mrs. Martha Lanes and details a regular community meeting with plans for a future program. It notes condolences from neighbors and mentions floral tributes and local involvement, including a plan to present a Tenvollli Day program and offerings for the deceased. Several names and events are partially garbled but indicate community interment and civic activity.
Fragmentary text describes a death or injury at a home on Henry Thursday and a tree accident during work for Txwae Teed In Unavivany. Names and details are garbled, with references to rats, cleaning, and a shop sale by Jonking and Mookers.
A New Jersey hearing on a bill to authorize a 40 million dollar trolley project drew nearly a hundred night workers and women's committees to oppose the measure. Opponents argued it could shift work hours and confront labor standards, while backers urged the project as essential infrastructure. The debate touched on state authority versus federal court avenues and featured remarks from Maury Beaver Evang of Tissue Coubly and others.
The article discusses the Public Utility Commission and Senate debates over railroading crew sizes and authority to issue orders, noting costs of excess crews and safety concerns. It mentions Governor Edwards, proposed repeal of an 1617 act, and the push for full jurisdiction over US crews along with resignations and political tensions.
A garbled page of classified ads lists sale items for babies animals and houses, job inquiries and notices. It mixes prices and locations across New Jersey New York Massachusetts and Pennsylvania with several names and addresses, including Woodhaven Newark and Washington.
An eclectic 1900s Washington page shows contractors and builders offering estimates, moving services, farm sales, cattle and poultry buying, used cars for sale, auctioneers, and various wanted ads. Names include Stryker and Conover with local addresses, plus listings for horses, engines, pianos, and farm equipment.
Fractured ad clippings show rental listings, farm and trade notices, and job requests. Includes references to Oxford Washington Delavan and New York City agents advertising housing sales insurance and consumer goods with varying details and prices.
Concrete evidence of thrift yields returns under Gaie Ty authority. Youns shown responsible for managing assets amid ongoing oversight and financial review.
Foreclosures and sales ads indicate properties and titles. Phillipsburg agents advertise for sale and mortgage inquiries while Murray and Starry Christine list rental and sale requests.
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