Warren County Council Adopts Bills Amid Sparse Session
The Warren County Common Council met after a Lie holiday and adjourned with little activity. Minutes show multiple payrolls and service bills approved, including sewer labor and police salaries, and a draft for Ed ward J. Thompson’s school funds. Major notices include the Cornish Company officers, a paving project update, and a local theater program schedule.
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Koroveh Marabni
Nishrone
Warren Volinty
Sherif George EckeMtut
Pallee
Turaik & Bubstitule Wien
W. Munsherry
Jabor
Ewer
Crevelley
Iabor
Crate Whitermute
Harvey Wintermute
Inber
Joseph Cline
Petres Uml
C. N. Shrupe
John Botts
Jacob He Finhn
Hampton
Catiele & Yehnites
Lackawanna Freight Billibs
Morrys Street
Amos Guiles
T Park
Atieets
Joxeah Beldheman
Charles Croveling
Josep Cyphoes
Washington Electric Company
Jngath
Tom Andyal
Iatu
Edward J. Thompson
Jime Recalpta Wan Ag
Isommomere
Coortertiagony
B. Dlamtens
Hospital says Paul Bohladinsky undergoes tonsil operation
Aoki and Dofine served as conductors during the procedure for Paul Bohladinsky at Corel hospital in Easton. GW Hays involved in the arrangement or attendance. The note references Hays and Bohladinsky with the operation described as an ear nose throat procedure.
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Corel Hospital
Easton
New Jersey Reports Record Yearly Balance Exceeding Expectations
The state records a balance of 2,100,000 for the year, far above prior projections and about 5 percent higher than earlier estimates. Total receipts reached 17,07 million with substantial increases across departments. Governor Kilworde rejects extra emergency spending while the Legislature remains in session and the treasury warns of unpaid state employees due to delayed appropriations. The new fiscal year begins in September with emergency funds available but not yet usable.
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New Jersey
Inheritanes
Overnor Kilworde
Moe
Sessior
Edwards
Pastor Talks Americanism in Sunday Service
The Methodist church hosted a sermon titled Americanism led by Hen. J. Washin bough. The talk linked the Declaration of Independence to Holy Scripture and drew a large patriotic audience. Church notes preview upcoming sermons and guest speakers with several dates and locations.
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Targo
United States
Thomas Jefferson
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Rol Samuel Jones
Wharton
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H. J. ‘Markland
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Hackettstown Leading in League Play and Local News
Hackettstown leads the Legion League after a sift game against Palmer A.C. of Eng ton with Washington players keying a comeback. Shrope pitched well for Washington, while Crank and Stimson married, and opera house renovations and local politics updates fill the page with notes on candidates and bank leadership changes.
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Johnson Morus
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Ailimson
Frank & Stimaon
Grinchvite
Nattie
Annie Stimson
Luidens
Mel
George Yaweer
Eddie Morch
Yawser
Branchville
Let Us Suggest Quality Watch Repair Service
In need of repairs we will execute one work in the most careful manner and at a moderate cost. Nettingers Jewelry, 814 North Forsyth Street, Duston, Pa, offers satisfaction guaranteed. Names mentioned include Mrs. N. O Kingman and Leroy Schwultz among others. a trip to Delaware Water Gap is noted.
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White Paper Gost Five Cents and Subscription Urgency
The notice explains paper prices and total costs, detailing that subscribers pay five cents per copy plus labor and rent expenses. It argues the publication is the prettiest weekly paper and urges prompt advance payments to avoid service interruptions. Delays in transportation and weekly Saturday labor costs are noted as reasons for cash-only terms.
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Hiness
Ena
Avery
Bome Postal Service
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Laish
Hackettstown
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Fatal Crash Near Brooklyn Road After Sunday Drive
In Brooklyn a car overturned injuring Brooke Chambers and her brother William during a Sunday return from Lake Tropat. The vehicle left the road in high bushes as the driver’s wheel sank, trapping occupants. Brooke and Miriam Chambers were rescued, with Brooke sustaining injuries to the elbow and others bruised or shaken. The top and windshield damaged, the car was moved to King's Gauge in Netcong for inspection.
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Annell
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Dean
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King’s Gauge
Meoutelt Dance at the Silvery Moon Garden
A July 26 event invites dances with a 20 dollar price and 12 20 standard time. Music by Harmon quintet and an orchestra, with a mixed program. Admission five cents for gentlemen and details include Lywis Ft. Dildine at Used Automobiles.
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Knocks and Knockings Now in Order
A reflective essay on public critique and social manners, noting frequent knockings of others from politics to clergy. The piece cites examples of self interest, calls for restraint, and argues many knockers hide motives while disturbing community life. It reflects on Harding and editorials, then warns against petty fault finding and class envy.
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Voters Approve School Salary Increase Despite Costs
Voters approve an $8,000 increase to teacher salaries after a contentious race with 626 ballots cast. 131 in favor, 299 against, marking a reversal from June when the measure failed by 26 to 174. The piece also recalls historical price spikes and economic pains.
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Red Cross In the County A Civic Meeting Report
An Oxford town meeting led by James Kearney outlined committees for general information agriculture industry population family welfare and health. Asbury discussed town improvement including a proposed life saving station and a possible library with committees led by local residents.
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Democrats Name Cox Roosevelt Ticket Amid Ballot Strife
The Democratic convention endorsed James Cox for governor and chose Franklin Delano Roosevelt as running mate by acclamation after long ballots. Roosevelt, born in Hyde Park New York, a former Navy secretary, is poised as a strong presidential nominee. The piece notes Cox’s rise from humble roots and details political maneuvering and regional ties.
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Rather Neatly Trampled Traveler Reaches Inn At Sunset
A weary traveler, having endured hours of trampling, reaches an old inn as the sun sinks. The waiter serves a simple meal while a nearby guest jokes about a sausage, and the scene ends with a murky exchange and puzzled reaction.
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