Municipal Council Meeting Sparks New Arrangements
A crowded Monday night session at the municipal hall showcased tense debates among council members Vass Shioda Bell and others over street reports electric outages and a proposed budget. The meeting yielded appointments to the sewer sinking fund commission health board and fire committee while approving a new clerk salary and a council pay raise, amid party tensions and partisan lines.
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Counsell
Amd
Common Council
Han
Shichkts
Aiuke
Smilth and
Yeon
Justice Brothers
Bell
Electric Light Co
Algo
Citicons
Cownell
Hell
Godfrey
Humach Sle
Wicely
Gucca Spectiman
Thenauitades
Crook
Lincoln Avenue
Vass Wid
Mwe
Standard Qi
Lingojn Avenue
Investiante
Wusw
Fingnes
Isu
Ianka
Cornish
Hla
Sa Fine Lewler
John K. Cooke
Cooke
Jeffery
Walla
TR. P. Trowell
John R. Ldndaberry
Borough Recorder
Chas
N. Shrope
Urother
Meaisra
Vass
Shields
Fromp Major
Stout
Smith
Jos
Cline
John J. Wright
Delbart Major
Frank, Lanning
Enech Carpenter
Aistress
Enoch Carnenar
Shieldy
Nell
Maynr
Carpenter
Jandtites
Tome
Board of ‘Health
FL PL
Theranao
Vags
Neuro
Torneyshin
Voge
Offeir
Cen
Ubeilter
Lt Wrasse
aTimost
Ifis
SAO
Shichis
John Fil
Firg Company
Siro Shistols
Tha’ Street Committee
Everitt
We Alloser
Lumber
American Ping Co
Cicebee
Mount
Cece
Cravaling
Ash
Elee, Co
Ford
Local court case over lake project contract dispute
The article covers a civil suit about an artificial lake project in Landers Township planned to attract summer boarders. Miller refused extra payments after Lesher enlarged the dam and doubled concrete work. Judge Shipman ruled for the plaintiff, awarding 1,323.43.
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Geo
Wang
Robert Fee
Bee
Jacob. Charterhy
Morror
Thirmey
Milier
Wick
Adam Seerosy
Will
Lesher
Miller
Shipman
Millar
Conde
Library movement gains momentum in Washington borough
A community library initiative began Friday evening with diverse local turnout led by Rev J Young and Miss Cora Raub outlining plans, funding options, and a 1906 law path for public support. A three-member committee named a five-person slate to lead organizing efforts and a larger meeting set for Jan 16 to energize public interest.
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Washington
Geo
Young
Epiaconal Church
Wis
Belvidere
Washingston
Cora MM
Aub
Rey
Milas
Taub
Misa Raub
Edna GB. Pratt
Trenton
Pulte Library Commission
Lin
Dedrick
Pragent
T.S Dedriele
W. G. Croveling
Louise Kennedy
P. P. McKinstry
Chas, &. Stryker
Edw. G. Nolan
Howard Fritts
Arthur Sandys
Tee
Electric seat heaters and town notes on public life
A long extract describes car conductors managing overheated Washington-bound trains with front row heated seats. It notes a few seats are heated and kept for favored passengers. It also covers New Year police appointments, coinage delays for fifty-cent pieces, a theatergoer fashion, debt visit petitions, a price rise for newspapers, and Chari McGowan joining the Star. The lawn group visited New York and Childs restaurant, retracing routes by accident.
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Washington
Local notices and staff changes in Philinne burg area
A jumble of local items lists new subscription representative Charley McGowen for the Star, Board of Trade meeting details, mayoral cigarette sale enforcement, a resignation of Mrs Willard Alloser as organist, and the sale of Hotel Windsor to a Philadelphia buyer. Includes names, roles, and upcoming events with brief notes on procedures and expectations.
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Aleger Reslens
Ore
Govert
Willard Alloser
MGH
Mss
Fruth ‘Schooley
Port Colden
Sin
Westminster
Philinsburg
Kata
Dilts
Uasus Meets He Matgr This Time War Modern Warrior
A modern warrior faces a renewed clash as Uasus meets He Matgr, aiming to throw the bull in a contested bout marked by grit and strategy. The encounter pits rival styles and echoes past showdowns, signaling a high tension clash between two prominent combatants.
Burkhardt quits as editor over publishing offer
Burkhardt, editor of the Warren Tidings Rewvepanor, moved his printing machine to Jersey City after accepting a publishing company’s lure to run a new paper. He faced distrust from directors Lanning Shields Creistins and others, who refused to release his machinery, leading to a heated meeting and his eventual departure. The episode ends with Burkhardt planning a public explanation next week and lingering tension in the workforce.
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Ursualbpow
Burkhardt
Beast
Ant
Yeater
Tidinga Publishing Co
Doc. Lanning
Erenta
Berige
Burky
Rand
Romeo
Nero
Addie
Pronosli
Ter ‘Sey City
Jersey City Chruntel
Lanning
Shields
Creistins
Pater
Union
Rothing
Burky Foughe
Shielés
Roots and Rubbers Classified Snafu
Fragmentary ad text shows mixed words and names including a chicken dinner mention and odd listings. Reads like a damaged 1930s classifieds page with scattered names such as Harry Cohen and Wilson. Core details unclear. no coherent event or price emerges.
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Supreme Court
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Gov
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Trenchard
Sony
Alors
Harry Cohen
Salendar
Judge Black
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Priday
Dan
Medes Inaan
Wehuein's
Cornell
Wenhlat
Hart
Ware-river
Tha
Carnegie
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Prhipsburg Daily Press
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Star
Charlie
New York
Ander
Barolry Street
Broadway
Srew
9 Childs Restaurant
Teutine
Noother Childs Restaurant
Cupon
Frank West
Dan Wyckof
John Buirisom
Maid“. Frelange
Chess McGowen
Moh Pe Hye
Somcherold Collect
Charley McGowen
Philinneburg Daily Press
McGowen
Genere
Board of Trade
Tonicht
Mfth
Te O. UA. Mf
Natonal
Reborta
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Sigsest
T.S. Dedtige
Wesley Fleming
Theal Police Department
Hotel Whatsor
Uasus
Miltings
Stolz
Hagan's
Oye Ters
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