Celebration plans loom for Washington Fourth of July
The article details preparations for a major Washington celebration with a large parade, speeches, a band concert, and fireworks. It notes civic enthusiasm, committee coordination, and anticipated turnout, aiming for the biggest Fourth in New Jersey that year. It also covers local industry moves, including Oxford works, a rail yard building fire, and new shirt factory restart efforts.
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I Nawack
Batordon
Plainfield
Culedwell
Autherfard
Bloomfield
Myckensack
Rocky Hill
Newton
Deckertown
Port Murray Junction
Warren Paper Mills
Phillipsbourig
Qhough
Innig
Ireworks
Beiyr
New Jersey
Othar Iron and Steel
Court ruling blocks United Pipe Line under railroad tracks
A long disputed case over United States Pipe Line Company laying pipelines beneath Mor ria& railroad tracks in New Jersey faces a setback as the Supreme Court rejects the claim to maintain pipes and pump oil from Pennsylvania. The decision foreshadows a potential reroute or abandonment of pipelines if hindrances cannot be overcome, with Standard Oil Companyables positioned to push for new routes. The piece also tangentially reflects county boundary and administrative history in New Jersey, detailing historical county creations and census supervisor appointments.
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Supreme Court
United, States
Morria& Anex
Pennsylvania
Standard
Or Co
United States
Mr. & Broad
Michial Meagher
Lovenples
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Ledge Go
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Warren County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Tidings Controversy and Local Advertisers Debate Circulation
A heated dispute unfolds over the Washington Borough Tidings circulation figures challenged by rival publishers. A proposed three publisher committee would verify subscriber counts against the Star, with pledges of donations to the Board of Trade if claims are proven. Also reported are notes on Madison Lights and Water Plant operations, a New York law affecting co journalists, and Standard Oil Company moving out of Ohio.
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Standard Oil Company
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Cleveland
New York
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New Jersey
Port Murray Widow Johar Woenbiker Dies at Port Maris
Widow of Lorrison Bight of Port Murray dies on Tuesday morning after long illness. She was 85 years old and had complained for a year or more about her health. Survived by husband Washluston John and Miss Margaret, two sisters Catharina Bowers and Mary Klelar, both of Washington. Funeral at home in Portstraw today at 2 pm with burial at Baptist Cemetery in Port.
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Washington Victorious In Bangor Game And Local Notes
The Bangor team lost to Washington 16 to 6 in a lively Saturday contest marked by strong hitting and sharp fielding. Reports praise Curly for energy, highlight key catches by Chelyting and Yrvio, and note new pitchers Grabe and McPherson as cost-saving moves. The column also covers community topics, road bulletins, and local business notes from Washington, including the Crystal Crescent setback and the reemergence of the Washington Manufacturing Company with J.B. Davis & Stevens.
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Drought Ravages New Jersey and Surrounding Areas
Affected farmers report extensive losses across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York regions due to prolonged heat and drought. Hay and clover are stunted, fruit crops like peaches and apples show premature drop, raspberries suffer, and wheat and corn yields are severely reduced, though some crops may average out. Local farmers estimate overall losses are substantial but may be smaller than initial estimates as conditions improve.
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