Meat storage figures reveal large gains and declines
Government health data show 96 million pounds of fresh meat stored in January, with declines from December totals and sizeable holdings of dairy, butter, cheeses, and edible fats. Separately, a railway crash near Lehigh shows multiple injuries but no fatalities. investigation cites improper instruction before work train movement.
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Department of Health
Emai
Tannel
Lehigh Villey Hullromd
Puttenders
Craahed
Raston Hospital
Digat
West Portal
Local notes from Hackettstown community events
Hackettstown reports a string of updates including guests in Newark, hospital treatments for Milton Hinck and Andrew Sutton, church and school activities, birthday observances, and charity work. Residents attend services, meetings, and social gatherings while local families reconnect with relatives and friends.
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Ands
Arvilla Bently
Dover General Hospital
Lymon Park
Goo
Ninon
Bollowville
Songrone
Dalit Haw
Luanne Hirt
My. C. Z. Hoyt
Duca
Thomas Nolan
Mra Houston
Philinsburye
Johnston
Mra. Young
Andrew Sutton
Sutton
Newark Hospital
Joseph Smith
Budd Take
Morristown Hospital
Alan Hayton Paulie
Sewarle
Charles Weber
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ovary
Sever
Chiludren
Tak Williummon
Dorothy Ree
William Nee
Volng
Primiary
Watter I. Howell
John C. Sharp
Albert Tonkin
Mernardeville
Posseasion
Lera Hing
Cong Sing
Ghureh Street
Dt. O. Ui
M. Peter Wineley
Howehold Goody
Center Street
Sin Min
Mieldny
Seasickness and Oddities in a Turbulent Era
A fragmented report discusses seasickness as a malady tied to balance and water contact, noting cures and skepticism. It mentions officials, a constabulary board, a New York importer, and a domestic dispute with court-like details, all in a disposed, overheard tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trih
The Private Citizen in the Nation’s View
A critique defines the private citizen as a cheater polluting politics and economy. It labels him selfish, impulsive, and blind to law, while blaming him for wage cuts and price increases. The piece targets the voter who supported Cox against Wilson and the broader public’s complicity in wartime and postwar policies.
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Nation
New York
Ole
Cleetton
G. Hardin
United States
James M. Cox
Deldends
Satmeles
Free Press Reports Glad River Bridge Transfer to Public Ownership
The bond of the Easton and Delaware Bridge Company to relinquish the Baston Philipsburg span is approved. The joint commission offers 100000 dollars, a fair price, to take over the bridge as a free public structure owned by Pennsylvania and New Jersey. public reception is favorable with no major objections raised.
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Easton, Delaware Bridge” Company
Joint Commission
Fay Delveta
Julie
Tt Koex
Saytine
iNew
Baston Teve Denes
Unclear historical notice on Browl Bach and March 1920 events
Fragmentary text mentions Bung Whul of Browl and Lyndhurst with a January 17 1920 incident. References to Prank Ringo and hospital stay, plus a debate over a bill by Assemblyman Hugh C Baldwin to modify freeholder en slav ery values. The passage is garbled with many non sequiturs and illegible segments.
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Browl
Bach
George Witz
Ringo
Lyndhurst
Iowa
Fiz
Tackensachk
Hugh C. Baldwin
Fountanes
Itan
Sussex County Crime Plan Hopes to Curb Wave of Theft
County officials including Sheriff IL Trelour and Prosecutor address a rising crime wave in Sussex and Stesex county. They discuss forming outposts and coordinating with police, American Legion posts, and local groups while seeking funding and a planned meeting at the Home and School Association.
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Sussex
Goagbat
Stesex County
Lewis Var
Giareom
Shon Linus B. Littell
Sheri Tames IL Trelour
Maisie Herbert Truss
Franklin
American Legion
Thiaa
Leloplmue Aiher
Ani School
Associaton
Tonieami School Association
Deleantuy
Warren County
Te Ane
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Dara
Wiliam Chrth
New York City
Talph Kutz
Scott
Scott Ds Bowne
Stoomfield
N. J
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Goodyear West Shoes
Washington
Sui
Heiberger
Ana Tey
Easton, Se
McKinley Hospital
Trenton, New Jersey
Atiralmacaveber
Hackettstown
M. EL
Blyyd. Genry
Women's Missionary Society of Trinity
Anna Thomas
Board of Foreign Missions
Misa Ruth
Gruendyke
Run Hospital
William Silker
Thec
Mids Woolverton
Whallington
Walt Weing
Jaronta
Deals of
Birtley
Inlaw
Leastie Scala
Davis
Joe
Elvanbeth Grough
Olesc
Atythe Xale
Gorenment
Board of Trade
Temperance
Presbyterian
Blanch Terry
Trenton
Kehoe
Jecry Cooner
Nish Wenc
Blntford
Conn
Johnsqoburg
Peoples Tank
M.D. Wolsl
Plopdia
Abe
Irving M. Brake
Flanders
Smit
Trackettstown National Hank
Olanna
Kansan
Investera Jnd
Pottyiehn Company
Mra
George Paris Fo Vialtlag
Minnie Baochury
Tsournet
Chirendon Hotel
Plerson Wheeler
Piikl
Beet
Vilenuu Esleven
Webviey Ab
Cuiliogrkan Society
Rann-dom
Holt
Jiage
Taniel
Ashway
Staull
G. J. Withless
Infaem
Thoms Jwhel
Harry Tuygon
John Salevby
Serkor Nec
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Satevity
Pravent
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Glad River Bridge
Auco
Mills
Jrowers
Washington Ave
Washington, N. J
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Meleo Brand
Calif
Glen Ross
Asea
Norway
Ike
Rumner
William
Sage’s Leather Store
Sage’s Store
Sed & Ferry Sts
Haston
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Ploristy Telegraph Delivery Association
Boonton
J. Hs
Main Street
Jranel
Storey
Dover
Hoker Theatre
Stroudsburg
Jacketstown
Clinton
Wem
Mity Growers of Roses
Madison, Nyy
Binghantlen
Fresh Ovehide Daily
Ron Jones
Convent Conservatories
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