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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
17
The Vineland area reports a 110000 endowment set aside by the late Mr Newcomb for a hospital, now advancing to a 200000 facility with expert architects and surgeons assisting. Wealthy locals urged to follow this example by giving to fellow citizens, noting Warren county’s need for benevolence and community health infrastructure.
The text discusses state efforts over eight years to close unsanitary jail cells in New York, crediting the State Prison Commission for reducing prison costs and court maintenance as part of prohibition era reforms. It contrasts local police handling of prisoners with centralized jails and cites debates on costs to the American public and tariff protections, noting widespread media interest.
Parmin's Radio Service linked with the Bureau of Markets plans a statewide agricultural information network. From Newark and Philadelphia stations, real time pricing and shipping conditions will be broadcast to help producers and shippers send vegetables and fruits to buyers efficiently. The initiative aims to reduce losses from bad dealers, support farm groups, and complement daily weather forecasts. Also notes New York Conservation Commission restocking the Hudson with shad and calls for river restocking efforts on the Delaware and Connecticut.
A garbled OCR passage references Yori and Fido, mentions fines, pounds, and cents, and hints at a charged gas price and contract or plan. It lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people beyond scattered names, with obscure references to laws and housekeepers.
A wartime freight boom prompts calls in Warren County for road planning and freight truck restrictions. Citizens argue outside highway corridors, heavy trucks causing road wear, higher taxes, and potential special provisions to protect concrete roads and reduce highway damage. Officials weigh costs and future solutions.
The text argues taxpayers should provide trucks and questions whether licensing would raise railroad charges. It suggests higher license costs for railways would reduce truck burdens and prevent heavy business impacts on hearings.
A defiant editorial from The Funtekdon County paper condemns the Bord of Frovtotders for indictments tied to road conditions along the Glen Gardney to Clinton route. It calls the highway danger severe and alleges township officials misused funds, leaving New Jersey roads worn, unsafe, and financially strained amidst debt.
Hotel keepers from New Jersey gather at Lake Hopteone tag eal to hear guidance on guest management during peak Easter holidays. The discussion includes handling busy periods, meal service, and maintaining order amid high demand and travel spikes.
Dainty fabrics in white dress materials with patterns including plaids stripes and polka dots. 46 inch widths and various finishes priced from 25c to 80c per yard with items like White Luna Lawn White Voile and checks noted for durability and laundering suitability.
A fragmented OCR passage touts a major highway program to build 148 miles initially at a cost of 8.2 million dollars, aiming to extend over 400 miles and create one of the finest road networks in the state. Enthusiastic boosters urge Warran County support to secure a share of funding as construction advances.
Hackettstown Board of Education withholds diplomas for Mansfield Township graduates due to a $3137.50 unpaid tuition. The trustees instructed the clerk to notify authorities that diplomas would not be issued Thursday night until payment is received, citing a dispute over funds. Local officials seek resolution to avoid denying graduates their credentials.
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