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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
9
Edward G. Lowry discusses how government spends tax money and questions the efficiency of national fiscal methods. The piece examines public revenue use and suggests improvements to financial conduct and oversight.
An outline of the U S Bureau of Fisheries from its 1871 beginnings with a $6000 appropriation, through expansion under Congress and private support, to 1919 with over 1.2 million dollars yearly and growing duties, including Alaska fur bearers, coat a critique of mission creep and inefficiency in a key federal agency.
A compact note reflects on enduring trade and trusted brands through decades, highlighting the idea that long standing products gain momentum and loyalty in markets, with emphasis on reliability and continued presence across generations.
Belvidere district reports a busy period with memorial services by Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias, Salvation Army music at a cemetery service, and pastor and student visits. Local businesses, school activities, baptisms, and community gatherings fill a long page of notices and social updates from Belvidere and surrounding towns.
Report from Columbia Krewlton town about last Friday’s event hosted by the school and local friends. Principal Linalerry spoke on self credit and planning for the occasion while Jay Reece won the high jump and ran the 100 yard dash. An end ball game was played between Columbia and Malmesbury schools.
Huntington reports the Missionary and Ald Seeley of St James Lutheran chapel attended a service at the home of Minnie father in Philipsburg. Readers in the former society included Bertha Burgman and Clerle Hanow of Stewartsville. The next meeting will be at Mrs Klusmeyer in Philipsburg. Edward Cus bought a pet for a roadster from an Enxton dealership.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr and Mrs Simon Johnson of Philipabure with a person named Betarday and an event at a summer home Del icw Marmony. Also references Mr and Mrs Morris Ap gur and son Floyd at a cottage Saturday evening with vague ages and locations.
Uniontown Mryond George Ondyk and her mother Catherine Schooley attended a Sunday afternoon event at Mra Op Gyke’s sister’s home in New Village. Stewartsville Grange plans Children’s Day on the lawn at Larry Apgur’s home Thursday at 7 PM. Clarence Rudd of Stroudabavis visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Eisary Priest. Mr and Mrs Jivory Priest at funeral of their son-in-law Darn Cavaraug in Alpha. Mrs Manning of Stewartsville visiting Alex Woolf. Leon Woolf recovering from suspected poison scene hours earlier.
During a severe storm Saturday night a cow on the Still Valley dairy route was killed after being struck by a vehicle on the road near Greenwich. Porter and three children, along with extended family, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Porter in Greenwich, sharing a dinner with relatives from Bloomsbury and Warren Glen. William Morey delivers milk and will take over the cream route to Mr. Pratt of Huntington, while Frank Kiefer of Springtown plans a move tied to a successful farm enterprise in the area.
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