Borough Deliberations on Sewer Bonds and Budget
The council debated issuing sewer bonds in denominations of 1600 to fund a new sewer system with expected interest at four percent. They shifted toward a $40 bond denomination and adjourned to review the plan, while budgeting for sinking fund and annual tax allocations to cover redemption.
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Washington
Corie
Stout
Hilltrom
Houalhold
Marcel
Wil
Ington
Funes
Sthet
Feeapeny
Simoes
Groft
Conaider
Shgut
Irdd
Sverseer
Chas
Shyape
Mashal Shrape
Alin
Atalsemen
Mante
Dect Paterie de
Robert P. Hawel
Ana
iBurtron
Dogecher
Pomokespar Rigoraman
Galeratad
Ford
Nance
Steeda
Sassi Vrata
Ciais
U- Biro Department
Board of Health
Ollirers' Salayjeg
Evan Pollee Oo Cies
J.D GR
Godpres
Kranich and Bach Pianos Featured by Masters of Music
Strong endorsement for Kranich and Bach pianos praised as among the finest ever made in Arad. The instruments, handcrafted by skilled artisans, are supervised by experts to ensure top quality. Prominent names from Christao Work and Degen Keller’s Temnls of Music cite decades of reliable, refined sound.
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Tewaleh & Bach Piane
Aind Sttner
Kranich & Bach
Trnoy
Christhao
Degen Keller
Daston
Fragmentary OCR Note from Barbier Shop Listing
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a barber shop and sanitation, plus unclear names and numbers. The readable bits hint at a shop note or ad and possibly a date or appointment reference, but specifics are obscured.
Teel Dead After Seizure In Local Borough
Sammel Snover Teel a borough resident for nearly 40 years died shortly before 2 o clock Sunday morning at home 1439 Broad Street from the effects of a Paralytic seizure the day before He was 76 native of Knowlton town and lived in the area most of his life He left no children and his only next of kin is brother Albert Teel of Vr Il Was a member of the Presbyterian church Services were held at his home and a private interment followed at Washington cemetery conducted by Rev G W Mohnson
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Sammel Snover Teel
Broad Street
Teel
Somra
Knowklton Townahin
Vicky
Albert Tent
Preyyteriag Church
G. W. Mohnson
Washington Cemetery
Guld-Pish Tuy renews offer on Nexall Rams for customers
Guld-Pish Tuy announces renewal of a previous premium offer due to customer demand. Any customer buying Nexall Rams valued at twenty five dollars or more on Freda will receive a free glob goldfish. one premium per customer. Jenkins & Meeker oversee the promotion.
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Guld-Pish Tuy
Goldisn
Brdaraccs
Jorg
Jenkins & Meeker
Remarkable Family Gathering at Atons Home
Four generations of two families gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Atons for a reunion. Attending were Mrs Alpheus Babcock and her great grandmother on the maternal side, Henry Bryan of Grandway, his grandson Reuben Bryan of Imlaydale, and other relatives including Mrs Anna Pluenger of Washington. A fine dinner followed as the assembled elders enjoyed good health.
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Fundy Toynlain
Atons
Thelr Igang
Alpheus Babcock
Henry Bryan
Grandway
Anna Pluenger
Washington
Reuben~ Sf
Bryan
Special Evangelistic Meetings at Baptist Church Next Week
Special services will be held each evening next week at the Baptist church led by Rev Overesf from South River. Rev Overhiser chairs the evangelistic committee of the Centist Association. The meetings promise powerful preaching and soulful exhortation. The pastor Rev SB Willimas has drawn large crowds and the sessions are deemed helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Rewsp
South River
Overhiser
Centist Association pieMeweger
Smau
Qodrvon
Fama
Nils Draenurees
SB ‘Witloma
Annual Meeting of Trade Association Directors
Annual meeting of the trade association will be held on a specified date with election of directors and a report of the year’s work. Notices request attendance from members and outline meeting agenda and officer reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaria
Trada
Warren County Court Opens With Large Jury Call
The opening of the December term of the Warren County Circuit Court at Belvidere saw an unprecedented juror draw with 163 citizens summoned for grand and Petit juries. Judge Shipman appointed Attorney Chivence Walters to serve as grand jury clerk, and juries were drawn to hear cases including disputes over land valuation and a reservoir supply.
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Warren County
Helvidere
Chesiac
Uils
Wilrteie
Cole
J. R. Bryant
Wm. J. Cagwell
J. D. Grom
Weales
John 2
Walifers
T Berger
Bree
Philipsburg
Alfred Smith
Pt Naluation
Iands
Gelingt
Burd
We. Butler
Robert J. Geers
John Reigel
Jonas E. Bair
John Wilson
Theo
Nlics Belvidere Roexitents
Phillipsburg
Cagdg
Uriven U
Ghenit Court
Tudec
Block
Slipman
Witeh
Sesatou
Belvidere
Foremin
Toha
Weller Washington Sowiteh
Owerep
Wesle Higton
Valin
Opdykot Dogpattoll
Lsidshaw
Greanwich
Weller
Poharcong
F. Py Smith
Bronkfin
Jaco
Han Ler Alaustrord
Defence
Hackettstown
Foreman Lyk
Oxford
Mi- Chick
Paliaquarry
E. Ly Harris
Opendence
Frank Wilson
McGracken
Knowlton
Jos D. Living
BlaIrstown
Ins
Toomath
Frelinghay
Abram Huston
Hardwileles
Hither
Flarmony
G. J. Smith
Dghury
Lovell
Thos- Bote
Pateirg
Jidge Shipman
Stevens
Rierelsville
Supreme Court
Thos. L. Snover
Frank Ss
Wedded on New Year's Day in a Church Ceremony
Leah Lockwood Ingraham of Newark and Clyde Kennedy Dey of Milltown wed New Year’s Day at the Presbyterian Church with groom Captain Miller and Ingraham relatives in attendance. The couple will reside in a recently purchased furnished house at the corner of Washington and Church streets.
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Dey
Clyde Kennedy Ditler Arta
Leah Lockwood - Ingraham
Acheustown
Beit
Neanie
Daly
Presbyterian
Stey
Jag
Martyn
Vath Lamon
Chartreet
Mugene
Ingraham
Newark
Theos
Keenan
Abs. Miller
Hiurmous
Holand
Dewitt
Philadelphia
Frans Quinby
Matilson
Millerty
Marinons
Warren County
Lafayette
Enstan
Levarvow
Chas
Ingrahium
Mes
Tags
Moore Street
Markettstown
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Ed Shells Corn in Winter Shoe Shop Contest
In a small town Ed, a shop owner, hosts a quirky winter shelling contest to determine who can shell corn ear fastest. Howard McCann, the popular shoemaker, and others watch as Ed proposes matches and acts as referee. Several contestants compete for hours, culminating in a pile of shelled ears gathered by Ed in bags.
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Howard McCann
Pete Mechanics
Ens Gage
Edward
Sciiaina
Cern
shaos-Coriy
John Hann
Smithskhiner
Iloward Fritts
Oltinate
Oyvercoats
Washington Star enters 43rd year with thanks to readers
The paper marks Volume 43 and its 42nd year of life under current management. Editor thanks friends and patrons for support during the year and vows continued effort to serve New Jersey readers with a brighter weekly Star.
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Star
The
Washington Star
Vaner
Pnet
Lia Helton
New Jersey
Castner dies after kidney illness at New Village
John Castner aged nearly 70 from New Village dies after kidney illness. Survived by wife Jane, sons Charles, Miller, and others. services set at his home with Rev. Ferguson and Rev. James. Burial at Washington cemetery. Members of the Washington county organization plan a convention in Trenton on Feb 26.
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Adan Castner
Adam Castner
Ihis
Sehart
Sims
Hla Hone
Mew
Castner
Wood
Chaogewater
Wrathington
Philps
Yun
Guy
Chyle
Jane Plot
Hoi
Lwitchington
Chas
B. Castner
Miller P
Wharton
Renton
Miley
Stewartsville
Robert Tilley
New Village
Oelack
J. B. Farguson
T. D. Jamas
Broad
Mora
Washington Cemetery
Toole
Li Con Vention
Trenton
Rummage Sale at Store Opens with Crowds
Announcement for a rummage sale at a hardware store describes doors opening Thursday at dawn with customers encouraged to arrive early. The event features carpets rugs draperies and household items, while Mrs Alpaugh dies suddenly at age 72 from heart poisoning.
Freeholders Meet at Belvidere Approves Road Repair Funds
Freeholders convened Saturday at the Belvidere court house with limited business. They approved a 1000 dollar appropriation to macadam county roads and adjourned after a turkey dinner at the Warren House hosted by County officials.
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Freeholders
Jihars Iit NASA
Mide Wiy Tor
Belvi
Jeligied
Shipman
Jay Mercy
Linaberry
Frank’ Bosgaut
Kishpaugh
Johny White
Mackettstown
Cab Millet
Writhington
George Ho Spaigenburg
MUM
Brook
Edward " Marsh
Wosvie
W. Smit
Ellwood
Nixon
Jacob Wetz
Auper
Edgar L
Frauntelter
Frank L. Frace
Phillipsburg
Samuel Belfo
Boldere
Jos. M. Taseberry
Anlary
Salmon
Hackett
FW. Hagerty
Vienna
Inouse
George
Appleman
IL Wasao
Wevierdas
Tan
Atl A
Atorhey
Berry
Carhart
Faust
Warren House
Easton Street Railway Promoters Plan Boston Ashington Extension
Messer Thomas A H Hay and Wm O Hay, long known street railway promoters of Easton, retire from active involvement. They announce plans to complete an extension from Baston to Hackettstown via Ashington and Port Murray, connecting with the Morris County Trac tion Co at Lake Hopatcong. The spring work is underway with a probable trolley route from Baston to Jersey City before summer.
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Messer
Thomas A. H. Hey
Hay
Easton
Hava
Baston
Twilelcome
Messrs
Ashington
Port Murray
Hackettstown
Jersey Club
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Groff
A. Rekuma
COTO
Obo County
Uorough
Engurer
Whitington Tec.Co
Lathien
Jos
C. Thompson
Jenkinga & Meeker
H. By
Gardner
Barbier
Witgbinston
Lorough
Kievi
Ye Kiss Daughters
Elon Groit
Jane Hampton
Melan Burt
Ion Finity
Samuel
Suequabe
Clarence Walters
Buckbury Uetervale
Sige Morrow Wing
Dlush O'Donnel
Pasting Brewing Co
Platnlit
Smith & Grady
John A. Wandling
LidawWolf
fCulvin
O. Do
Ant Smith & Brussy
Ruby Ya
Hugilerr
Stryker
J. Mi Mesethrey
Wm. O
Edison von Gardl
Murray -Yea Dr
Lewky B.wovgland
G. A. Angie
Nell Fury
Leetluse
Ali
Willan
Morrow
Belidere
Dewis le Bo Fund
Oxfords
D. Lb. &W. Mall Road Company
Hoagland
Esc
Dr. Hoagland
Dm. Roseberry
Matulg Stout Va
Edison Portland Company Co
Tudge Black
Ury
Buckhorn Spas
Wailer Co
Wins Larson
Stlon
Lap Png
Yellen
Margaret. Berger
Popa
Giel Bering
Cruflly
Ile
Bey
Lim
Suppadante
Bolvidera
Alpaugh
Tohn
Sidney Alpaugh
Asurs
An and Tan
WMD
J. R. Thatcher
Ib AY
Turkey
Planer
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