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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text promotes a tonic named Pepto Mangana as a long sold remedy for fatigue and pale appearance. It references blood corpuscles, resistance, and generic directions, with partial product names and dubious medical authority. The piece imitates early 20th century patent medicine language.
A public sale at the former Niele farm on a set date will dispose of live stock and farming implements. Items include plows, cultivators, a mower, wagons, harness, buckets, forks, chains, and other farming gear. Two horses and various livestock are listed, along with 4300 bundles of cornstalks and related produce. Charles Cardenthil acts as auctioneer.
Notice to taxpayers of Franklin Township Warren County New Jersey that a budget hearing and tax levy will be held Saturday February 13 at 1 PM at the township turnout building. Committee will hear objections and approve resources and appropriations for the year with detailed line items including contingent expenses and salaries.
The Warren County Conference centers on education with teachers and county leaders in Ulver, February 4. Mountatu Station Agent Mr Magill, praised for photo work, headlines a talk by U.S. Field Secretary Mayo. The discussion covers teacher shortages, rural underfunding, and calls for compulsory schooling to improve national welfare and future democracy.
A fragmented report from the Department of Agriculture summarizes crop averages and market values. It notes December farm prices for hops, sorghum, corn, and other crops, includes total sales figures near two million, and highlights shifts in prices and value across multiple commodities observed in 1919.
A woman judge sentences a defendant to life after a court trial that heard testimony about a fatal crime. The jurors and clerks handled proceedings as the case drew toward a verdict with the defendant facing long-term punishment for the murder.
A Kansas legislature session considers rules to regulate marriages involving youths, with proposals to prohibit marriage by anyone under eighteen and to set age and consent conditions. The debate includes guardianship, court approvals, and regional enforcement, amid broad concerns over protection and propriety.
W J Bryan plans a progressive party in a lengthy proclamation discussing party aims such as reform, anti-corruption, and support for farmers. The text references political figures and legislative themes, noting debates on representation, education, and public policy while hinting at organizational steps and public reaction.
fragmented OCR text mentions names and places in a garbled sequence. No coherent event or facts emerge to form a complete news item or summary.
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