News in Bright Burst of Publicity and Oddities
A collage of brief observations on novelty in news, aviation dreams, and advertising trends. The piece muses on how new gadgets, cycles, and ideas seize attention, with notes on fear and fascination of air travel, Candy and ice cream blends, and the psychology of selling. It also touches on a Creek County farmer turned wealth, and assorted local columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hroodhunnis
Mexit
Dona Hive
Daless
Apex
BTAR
Avery, Diay
Ridle
Celper Tralia
Christian Kk
Neu
Conta
Ain
Tskimoe
Nelson
Kelling
Alec
Ita
Wall Street
Mabing
Alden
Weil
Faye
Aelcy Jay
Chicago
Polldleah
Ajax
Wilson
Clinton
Biewie
Creek County
Syworth
Avell Company
Noth Xa Hla Guardian
Pyenvd
Presbyterian ministers seek better pension system reform
Rev. de Scoullur of Philadelphia says the United States Presbyterian church must set an adequate ministerial relief and pension plan. He notes a shortage of ministers driven by inadequate compensation and wives often needing to work. He cites the average Presbyterian minister’s salary at 2090 dollars, the highest among major denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Tait
United States
de, Scoullor
Philadelphia
United States Presbyterian Church
Conference of
Atlantic City
Seaullur
Signatures of Chas H Fletcher Recorded in Veo
Cabtoria Banra signs or references the signature of Chas H Fletcher. The note mentions a long association spanning over thirty years and refers to the kind you Zane Alwaye Doughh in a brief OCR fragment.
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Cabtoria
Chas.h.fletcher
Water Gap Road Gets Fix Up Report
Reports from Delaware Water Gap say road repairs are underway after patches were made to fill holes by State Highway Department workers. The project aims to improve the road, making it more passable and better than in years, with progress expected to continue soon.
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Gap
Delaware Water Gap
Fing jWo
She Gan
State Highway Department
Ynet
Alis Catarrh Medicine Claim and Claims Per Letter
An OCR fragment states Alis Catarrh Medicine will do what is claimed for curing catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh. It notes internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces reducing inflammation and restoring normal coating, and mentions pharmacists and a circular by Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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Cheney & Cu
New Jersey Highway Extension Bonds Offered for Sale
Proposals will be received by the undersigned until 1 o clock A.M. Tuesday June 20 1922 for purchase of four million dollars of State of New Jersey Highway Extension Bonds due July 1 1982 with 4 percent interest. Bonds payable at Mechanics Bank Trenton semiannually Jan 1 and July 1. Unconditional bids required with certified checks 5 percent of face value. Bonds delivered in Trenton. coupon or registered forms available. prosposals marked Proposals for Mirlines Extension Bonds. Issuing official Harry Salt Secretary.
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New Jersey
Oelock A. M
State of
Jasua
Pasalle
Wuuam
Read
Tike
Drag Bilder
Trenton
Tony
Lo’ Nh. A
Isugbeo
Str Capital
Harry By
Salt Seat
Notch of Settlement Filed in Benjamin Leeds Estate
Warren Orphen coordinates settlement actions for the estate of Benjamin Franklin Leeds. Philip Manot, surviving executor and trustee, auditor of Surrogate matters, reports to the Orphan's Court of Gainot garren on Friday July 9 at 10:30 AM for April settlement terms. Court date rooted in May 31, 1928 records.
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Warren Orphen
Nalles
Pav Ip- Marot Aurelying
Benjjamin Franklin
Gecenset
Albo
Orphan's Court
Wriday
Public Works Bid Notice for Warren County Bridge Contract
The Board of Chosen Freeholders of Warren County invites sealed bids for the construction of a bridge at Lackettatown Tiridge No 111 near Anbley's field. Bids must be on standard forms, accompanied by a certified check or cash deposit, and a bid bond from a registered surety company. Bids opened at the Court House in Belvidere, New Jersey, with a clerks rejection power for all bids.
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County of Warran
Lackettatown Tiridge No
Anbley’s Field
Ireettatowne
Byaeiduatown
Changa
Xeiter
Eins
Belvidere
Ila
Velvidere
Sane
Ail Alde
Oldhart
Trensurer
Lln
Wil
Uty
Aurets Company
Cleke
Tyander
Tia Erard
Choren
Aan
Warren
Mori S&s Faust
GeRert Olerk
Notice of Estate Claim Bar for William Oxburne Sr
In the Matter of the Estate of William Oxburne Sr deceased a rule to bar creditors is ordered by the Surrogate's Court of Warren County. Creditors must file claims against the estate with executor Phitap Osborne by November 22, 1922, or be forever barred. dated May 22, 1923, with Proctor, Dale, and Osborne listed as officials.
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William Oxburne
Warren
Nindo
Wingloen
Kalil Orgor
Notice to creditors in estate of Gilbert Gine
Public notice in Warren County announces probate of the Gilbert Gine estate. Creditors must present claims to the administrator by October 3, 1922, or be barred. Dated April 10, 1922, Gran t Suomeki er, administrator, and Wolters Probst, attorneys.
Notch, Title Matter of the Estate Notice
Notice under order of Surrogate of Warren County to creditors of Mary S. Dagan, deceased. Claimants must present to administrators Pileteshurg Trust Co. by October 20, 1922 or be forever barred. Actions must be sworn. Dates reflect April 2, 1922 filing.
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Mfary
Wailrennade
Apylt
A. D
Mary 5
Dagon
Warren
Pieleteshurg “Trust -Co
Auta
PiMiipyuargy
Jenssoy
Notice to creditors in two Warren county estates
Public notices warn creditors to present claims against the estates of Rachel Apgar and Harry DeTlart by specified deadlines. Administrators Phillipsburg Trust Company and Charles DeTlart and Bloom Filapgats announce the dates for filing under oath or affirmation, with bars on late claims. The notices set deadlines in 1922 and 1925, referencing Warren County New Jersey authorities.
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Che
Warren
Suoemakeir
Adm
Wolters
Prostar
Pluinsbars
New Joracy
Bor
Warran
Rachel Apgar
Ira
A. D
Ninetown
Philliesburg Prust Company
Philipsoney
New Jersey
Warren Orphans Court Notice of Settlement
Notice that the final accounts of Fred Kennads as executor of David T Addie deceased will be audited and presented to the Surrogate and reported to the Orphans Court of Warren County. The hearing is scheduled for Sunday the fifteenth day of July at 10:30 a.m. in the local court.
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Wille
Finnagan
Dim
Trenton
Flanagan
Penneytvinks
Hightstown
Faneco
Nallee
Sedtlement
Oscar Jeffery
Mary
Wolteimer
Surepgale
Or Phave
Woeston
Jhffdry
Adm
Washington
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Jolly
Coateh
Washington Avenue
M& Move
Charles
Indland
Muvliny
Conventionluk
Dlamini
Speakera
Atte Adminine Traction
Frederic Mils
Lifeaud
Nations
Rome
Ribte Cridaney
Krow
van Nuys
Af Nationa
Aimuel M. Ralston
Sormton
Sungrest
Aml
Nituré Cure
Iin
Sa 7
Treaumentél
Chambera Hillel
Siga Ihe
Natonal City Bank
A/x
Dimax
Conmuy
Bank
Moss Pepite
Glendon
Ediger Rm Pupit
Eble
Aspiguienee
Turin Enterprise
Poe Lily
Eston
Belvidero
Tnston
Blainstown
Agsoasar
Ahowell
Lemuel
Yan Isaac S. Vinda Doxo Hecaiu
Matt Ralhu
Taspoyera
Tawnahh
Ilaptinis
Tino
Knoxville
Tenn
R. Polligg
Fiorest Wormer
Ruby
Clark
A. W. Edington
Brownie Gillette Illette
Boston
eGietts Efte
Fia
Harry DeTlart
Coutty
Warten
Harry Dullart
Aulministrators
Ostae Jo Tory
Woetington MI
Suas
Br. Kennedy, i
Encentor, ‘Bloomabury
Una Fy
Fisk
Phillipsburg National Bank
Phillipsburg, N.d
Steve
Ted
Detroit
Vapi
Northampton St
Hackettstown National Bar
Shackettstown, N.3
Ovary
Alze
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