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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
4
A partial transcription notes editorial leadership and local office candidates. It references Chas Lae as editor and hints at ongoing decisions affecting the paper's direction and staff roles. The fragmentary text suggests upcoming appointments and routine notices for the newsroom.
The proposed anti tax levy act aims to curb local increases by requiring votes for annual municipal taxes in townships boroughs and cities. Officials warn the measure could extend tax question timing and shift fiscal authority while supporters argue it protects voters and caps spending amid concurrent elections.
Fragmented OCR text outlines local business activity in Stephensburg with mentions of a florist, transport links, and upcoming developments. It references possible ties to New York and New Jersey, ferry routes between Hoboken and Lackawanna, and planned additions to a local core area. The passage is garbled but points to commerce growth, community services, and regional connectivity.
Executors of the estate of Robert Cunigy deceased invite bids at the VAIO Alpoti farm near Romm utengert for assets including two horses, trucks, sleds, power and other farm implements, cows, and tools. Terms and conditions will be known on the day of sale.
A fragmented report outlines a proposed ordinance affecting liquor licenses, detailing mayoral input, council reactions, and potential fee changes. It references specific districts, residents, and business concerns while noting procedural steps and public hearing prospects.
Fragmented OCR notes detail a local sale with numerous farm and household items. Mentions include corn products, fertilizers, hardware, tools, and livestock gear, alongside scattered prices and vendor initials. The list reads like a midcentury auction catalog with many unreadable fragments and garbled names.
A fragmented sale notice lists items and bidders including fruits, vines, meats, and tools. The garbled text names multiple people, places, and farm goods, with references to an auctioneer and land details, indicating a local sale event run by a trustee or clerk.
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