Insurance adjusters weigh options after Skala's Park fire
The fire at Skala Park pavilion prompts insurers to consider settlement or rebuilding. Agencies report total insured values near 9,350 dollars with mortgages totaling about 3,500 on the building and contents modest. local agents await rulings as damage measures and salvage plans are reviewed.
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Skatlnta Park
Na Ondty
Skaila's
Ax Warker
Yrrings
Nsuranne
Renterenta
Ted R. Anderson
G. Creveling
Harry Christine
Christine
Contanies
Library group sets new constitution and funding plan
A village meeting adopted a draft constitution for the library movement. A canvassing committee will seek room space, private contributions, and public support to enroll adults in Washington ton with a goal of a 50 cent membership and steady community backing.
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Huelnora
Washinneton
Brsfiler
Endlrayinr
Craft to Lead Worcester Plant Move After Long Washington Career
Longtime supervisor Mr. Craft will depart Washington for a superintendent post at the Hane ah Worcester plant with an excellent salary. He has served the Corniah Co. for over 40 years, mainly as a foreman on the machine floor, and intends to move his family to Worcester. His departure will be felt in political and fraternal circles. Former President Hiram Schultz of Garwood died at his daughter's home after pneumonia, leaving three children. Funeral arrangements were set for Belvidere cemetery after prayers at Garwood.
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California
Telativa
Lewis Perry
Frank Skatli
Lina
Yestmort
Anderson
Washington
Dronday
Skala
Jamtrance
Stra Bkalin
Enah Yaale
Weel
Lester Gin
Pingott
Odenieh
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Tan
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Netdham
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Craft
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Tae
Agi
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Offelat
Waoresster
Garwood
Hiram Schultz
Elmer Opdyke
Tacwood
Dodih
Pnaumonia
Schulta
Garwaot
Edw. Schulta
Oxford
Mira
Winkler
New York
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Belvidere
Salvidere
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Yhinn
Nero
Alott
Nera
John Tanger
England
Zanaibar
Noro
Lunger
Langer
Aimeelf
Naro
Joe Hampton
Lin Carhart
Flampton, Jr
Cominn
Carhart
Petronus
Nixon Petronius
Petronius
Ursus
Petranus
Ursite
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Tvrath
Gygins
Joe
Jed
Uno
Tiellinus
Tlaellinus
Elo
Linger
Sionee
Knavelt
Somalia
Ero
Tigellinte
Negellinus
Waschall
Lear
Phillipsbury
Hack
Eltstown
Haseball Promontera
John Fye
Satie
Aunicipal Hall
Newton
High Bridge
Hinelechtston
Phu Ipsburg
Rene Ines
Basaball
Danlel Winters
Buttermilk’ Bridge
Rome
Franky Strunk
Broadway
McNent
Trial highlights in a fractured criminal case report
Fragmented OCR notes detail multiple indictments and trials with disputed conditions and witnesses. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but reference centers on a court proceeding before Judge Vreewad and related legal actions involving several individuals and alleged offenses.
Town Budget Spends on Repairs and Tests
A town committee approved $800 for repairs and $1,500 for council needs after a Monday meeting. A thorough hose test was ordered by August 268, with hours of service to police repairs of the sewer line discussed. An unrelated burglary case in Northampton led to a convict serving ten months for stealing car parts and junk dealer disposals. The community event featured light shows and music at the Opera House with 5 cent admission.
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ARES
Lori Fury
Waray
Caas
Spacey
Phillipa
Ceretad
Badmuor
Fumdraned
Step
Allen
Rhea
Byrd
Ei Mitters
Slager
Macnilnnsy
Belvidere
Simmon
Albert A. Abel
Morthampton Coute
Nero and the Night of Orgies in Que Vadie
An account of Nero and his retinue wandering Que Vadie after a long day. Nero, Tigellinus, and companions plan a provocative outing through Rome’s streets using torches and music, ending with Nero’s intoxicated praise of the night and a chaotic, watchers-filled scene.
Cruelty to Animals Complaints Filed By Washington Agent
Two cruelty to animal complaints were filed by Jonny Johnston the Washington agent. One charges Peter J Treary of near Bloomsbury with underfeeding a horse and a summons returns next Monday before Justice Shannon of Glen Gardner. The second accuses B Frante Woe of Inkellstown of directing an employee to work a sick horse on the furnace farm. a hearing is set for Friday.
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Jonny Johnston
Washington
Ponce Shannon
Glen Gardner
Bloomsbury
B. Frante Woe
Inckellstown
Tee
Befare’ Fustles
Asbury Cdinle Wedded in Washington
Snyder and Miss Gears11 Muthefer wed last Saturday in Washington at Rapptel Parsonals. They were attended by Milton Miler and Miss Previn Bie bermane, both at Ashby. Snyder previously resided in Washington and the couple plan to reside at Farny in Autr.
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Snyder
Miss Gears
Mutehfer
Washington
Rapttel
Milton Miler
Misa Previn Biebermane
Ashby
Farny
Aurt
Fragmented Text Mystery From Aged Page
A garbled OCR snippet shows stray phrases and misspelled names. Readable parts mention Tad and Baye with incomplete lines suggesting a historical note or fragmentary gossip column without a clear event or context.
Hospital auxiliary in Washington eyes $250 fund goal
More than 100 women attended the Washington Auxiliary of the Eastern hospital at the opera house to discuss maintaining a free bed in the capital. Abra W. G. Creveling praised last year's progress and the $250 goal, with members pledging 50 cent annual dues. New officers were elected and plans set to raise the fund by April. TenBroeck Van Doren funeral noted, a prominent Washington resident and former Beethoven Organ Co. rep.
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Abra
W. G. Creveling
Madien
Regs
tHalr
Croveling
Chas
E. Vaas
Vies
Mica
Virginia
Nelle C Quahing
Arethur Sandys Anandet
Margaret Wandliing
Mozen. Tomers
Warahington
Apri
B. B. Swubach
P. Staates
J. J. Strantes
Mira. A
TenBroeck
van Doren
Woahington
Tes
Ter
Washington Avenue
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Purelal
VanDooren
Washington Cemetery
VanDorey
Newark Hospital
Aml Wne
Leronmtor Atagin
VanDoran
Beethoven Organ Co
Fulper
Howerk
Newiark
Dress Gonds
Hanae
Dats Dames
Tike VanWoren
Relvelyas
Washington Opera Mouse and Opening Set Preview
The Washington Opera stage opens with a lively company of 19 stars led by G P Smith as interlocutor. Torlett Smith and Finrotd Cyphers headline bold pairings on one side against Wim Cae ron and M Crocker on the other. Tonight’s show promises fast, furious entertainment with diverse specialties and appeals to patrons. A late-week attractor at the Opera House is advertised.
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Washington Opera Mouse
Washington
Governor Followers Win Quiet Weel The Begismniard
A garbled report describes political maneuvering over a Californian style measure opposed by Governor John, with Jim Nugent leading a bloc to back the plan. A resolution to delay bills near adjournment passes, prompting a clash of reformers versus old guard. Assemblyman Godfrey calls for Camden county tax assessment investigation amid rising property values. Edward Edwards of Jersey City praised as comptroller candidate amid Republican nominating contest. Dan Winters, Civil War veteran, dies at 75. funeral arrangements announced.
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Galifornia
John
Jim ‘Nugent
Hla Loress
Aim
Howsver
Godfrey
Atlantic
Camden
Camden County
Oast
Warren County
Nina
Chase
D. Averett
Essex County
Saturday Night Dances Advertised by Local Club
A series of Saturday night dances is announced by Lewis ft Dolding at Bar ler's Hathh and tuna. The event invites public attendance with a submission fee of six dollars. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference to a frat holding the event appears.
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Dolding
Ler
Tuna
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