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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1922

Page

12

Campaign forecast amid New Jersey politics and figures

The piece outlines the New Jersey political climate ahead of November elections with Senator Frelinghuysen facing a weak opponent while Governor Harden and other GOP leaders push for strong returns. It cites polling cues, county optimism, dry issue tensions, and party strategy as primaries approach.

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Fragmented OCR notes on state governance and spending

The text discusses accountability to the Governor and a need for a system of checks and balances to manage state expenditures. It mentions officers and employees handling funds, building roads and bridges, and the importance of careful, enforced oversight. It notes a commissioner's attitude toward government form and campaign concerns.

Local Social Notes From Phillipsburg and Nearby Communities

A collage of names and visits shows residents and relatives gathering across Phillipsburg and surrounding towns. People like Snyder, Coffman, Budd, Niper, Hunshart, Rothamby, Duckworth, Snge der, and others share weekend calls, visits, and family time with kin in Port Collen, Allentown, Glen Gardner, and beyond. Many host guests, travel for family occasions, or spend Sundays with relatives, reflecting small town social life.

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Delaware Valley News Highlights Local Happenings

The notice recounts residents visiting relatives, a man returning from Stewartsville, Md., and others attending a ball game where a car theft and a struck storefront incident were noted. It also mentions a moving purchase and local road improvement plans on Oxford Road.

Reading of Palm Lines Predicts Voyages and Fortune

The piece describes palmistry rules from the Star and Three-a-Week World noting that horizontal lines on the mount of the moon or Lanna indicate travel length and importance. Upward crossing lines suggest beneficial journeys within the subject’s country, while downward lines signal failure. Repeated lines imply repeats for a reason and squares denote danger, with fortune protection.

Broadway church guests and weekly schedule notes

Sunday sermons titled The Story of Job in the morning and Man the Disciple in the evening. Friday prayer service featured Poenhon iow. Sunday School plans set for Glyson Park on July 20. Weekend guests included Mrs. Bodine and Mr. Snyder. numerous local residents attended services and visits across the week. community social events noted.

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Townsbury Notes on Local Property and Visits

Townsbury residents report James Suttan purchasing the Lotgl property in Town Trupy and planning a future home remodel. Various neighbors and relatives are mentioned visiting and hosting gatherings, with minor items about vehicles, birthdays, and local comings and goings throughout the week.

Town Notes and Socials Roundup

Mrs Albert Resaverry returns home after a 10 day Washington visit. Marry Stout moved from Lammaxon Glen to Brainards. Mrs Wim Coat visited her brother at Stawirtsville. Joseph Heim celebrated his sixth birthday with a surprise party. George Vannalla suffered a sunstroke last week. Merle Late, Kacy Wildtlete and Alberts family joined recent gatherings. Miss Diana Rush of Belvidere visiting with Alvs Reiner.

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Dailey Family Visit Ends With Illness Report

Delaware residents Mrs. George Dailey and Donald Dailey visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Raymond Gibbs. Donald Dailey cut his thumb during the trip and developed a blood poisoning requiring medical attention from Dr Summing of Sielvi.

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Fragmented 19th Century Notes Blend Births Trials and Prohibition

A garbled clipping records various items including a birth at 24 pounds and a triplet case, a fatal incident from a shower of missiles during a blast, an indictment against ten for conspiracy linked to government lumber, and a note on church and Ladies Bible Association concerns. The piece names several locations and individuals amid disorderly prose.

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Auto Mishaps Over Week End

A string of traffic crashes reported Sunday and Saturday left several injured. A Ford slid into a gutter after a pole was knocked loose, pinning Medfishan under it. McMi-Tat survived with minor injuries. Another crash on the North-Rethicheam Pike injured Christina Malong and three others. A large touring car overturned after a blowout on the Nicholvon to Belyluere road, with four occupants injured. Melvin Bleboy rammed a telegraph pole causing entrapment. Grange carnival riders escaped via a floor opening as the car burned. Authorities consider adding reports to the State Highway Commission and Vehicle Department files.

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Fragmented notes recount storms and accidents across towns

OCR fragment covers weather events and mishaps in multiple places including Shiloh and Zon City, with mentions of a powerful storm, downed trees, a fatal injury near Lackawanna, and various local incidents. Names and dates are garbled, but report notes property damage, deaths, and emergency responses.

Notice of Sale and Court Filing in Warren County

Notion of sale and probate filing for Balthaser Ronskoaph's heirs. Matthew Kingfield, administrator, will appear before the Warren County Orphans Court on September 16 at 4:50 PM to account for nobles and allowances. Local official Walter Pypaburg presides.

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