Opbea Hulse Program And Public Show Parade
Odd, jumbled note details a series of community events across days including performances, shows, and prices. Mentions Toniut Ce uesdiy-Wallece Piste with "Dhvthle Saeed" and "Wari" amid a host of unclear names. Indicates ticket prices around 55 cents and a sequence of shows through Wednesday and Saturday with dates like March 7 and March fSee Jour iy.
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Juves
Wei Moore
Picea
Maury Pickford
Owen Moore
Lake Wolleo
Migeli Sac Marsh
Sit Saves Starving Chill Catt Newt Plurchent
A garbled page fragment mentions names and numbers in a chaotic list. The readable parts reference a Save event and various unclear subjects, suggesting a community notice or error-ridden column with scattered proper nouns.
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Sit
Many Without Homes April 1 Demand for Shelter Rises
A chaotic report describes rising concern over housing shortages in Washington and surrounding areas. Builders, dealers, and workers face pressure to create new apartments and houses quickly while residents worry about evictions and rising rents. The piece notes the potential conversion of facilities and the need for rapid construction to meet demand as markets show strain.
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JoKling
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Andy Svittton
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Baud
Jae Till
Unclear text on local events and names
Fragmented OCR notes discuss reductions, wages, and decay in a distant locale with scattered names and events. References to April, New York, and a sickness case appear amid garbled phrases and partial sentences.
Washington Library to Host Monthly Meeting Tomorrow
The Washington Library Association announces its monthly meeting set for tomorrow night. Members will discuss upcoming programs and community outreach initiatives.
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Wolahington' Byley Library Association
Blarstown Farmer Murder Case Sparks Race Remarks
A Tuesday murder of a farmer is linked to a supposed love note from a Negro ex soldier. The suspect, identified by the wife, is alleged to have traveled from Washington and faced investigations. The report notes racial tension and references to a public inquiry. The article continues on page 45.
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Blarstown
Local Agricultural Meeting Described in Borough Report
A borough report details a county agricultural meeting led by H A Sampson of Pron Van and attended by about twenty-two people. Tyunk Cortebou, a Washington ag adviser, spoke on topics including feeding, disease, and poultry care as part of the week’s extension talks.
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Tyunk Cortebou
Washington Agricultural Fagteveler
H. A. Sampson
Pron van
Whia de
Slate Agricultural Teaethers
Sini
Susslol
Tuli
Charles Nixes
Roads bill would extend state highway system
A letter from Atoare of Munir urges legislative action to add two new routes to the State Highway System. Proposals link Morristown to Washington and Clinton to Glen Chui, diverting funds from the capital to improve intercounty roads. Opponents cite cost and show support for a broader byway plan.
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Morristown
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Nulkettstown
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Warren County political meeting report confusion
An incoherent OCR fragment notes a Warren County event at a Domnaritic Shale Committee meeting in Wranton on a Tuesday. Mentions individuals and places with garbled names and unclear outcomes, suggesting a local political gathering with contested topics and redirected discussions.
Unclear event involving Alps Cement Co and listed parties
Fragmentary report mentions Alps Cement Co and Cadicterd TuWelents amid legal and political claims. References to a “Midletocia charge,” Showman law, and corporate figures suggest a contested matter with potential indictments, salaries, and a pending arrest of a named individual.
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Alps. Cement Co
TuWelents
Veyronaut
New York
Ue Speciil Federal Brand
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Mortkiriyt Cement
Bartha
Censorship Policy Rally Spurs Congressional Debate
Forty four state officials expected to attend exhibitions as lawmakers push new censorship proposals. Officials anticipate Congress passing a law governing motion pictures and exhibitions nationwide this year, shaping public displays and artistic works.
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May Build Road In Pburg Soon
The STAR reports Col. W. P. Whittemore of the Suita Highway Commission notes delays in the Port Calden Philipsburg road project. He cites drafting hold ups and payment delays as reasons, with officials debating whether to proceed given the cost and time. Local talk centers on whether construction will be funded and completed this year.
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Port Calden-Philpsburg
Col Whithamore
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Borough Tax Rate Set for 1921 in Warren County
The article notes the 1921 borough tax rate fixed at $3.44 with anticipated revenue details and references an Auditing meeting. It mentions health conference proceedings and speakers from New York City and Philadelphia on epidemic control and tuberculosis, plus local notices about garden seed sales and a stock subscription drive.
Garbigo and Union Square Business Entries Collide in Soggy May
A garbled OCR page lists a maze of store names and firms such as Martel Walters Haurdavare and Union Square in Phillipsturg with scattered phrases about prices, machinery, and delays. The text reads like a street of shop signs merged into one page, naming several firms and locations with unclear actions or dates.
Zonal Conflict Over Public Utilities Bill Divides Legislature
Senate opposition to the Wellworth Public Utility Commission bill grows as Republicans resist vetoed measures. Amendments propose jury trials, regulation of wine use in ceremonies, and new seizure provisions. Adoption could send the bill back to the Assembly amid partisan debate and a governor’s disapproval.
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Former Superintendent to Return to Phillipsburg Schools
The Phillipsburg Board of Education announced Henry Budd Jowel of Jersey City will be elected Superintendent to succeed J Wil Res Thin. The election occurred at a board meeting Tuesday. Howell, born in Phillipsburg 180s, educated at Lafayette College and Columbia University, served as Phillipsburg high school principal and taught at Charle University, authoring Pedagogical of Numbers, and led the English department at Veoy High School.
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Woman Burns At Sussex Almshouse Kitchen
Miss Annie Burler, about sixty, resident of the Sussex County Almshouse, suffered burns Thursday morning while attempting to move hot contents from a kitchen stove. She ran from the room as flames spread and was aided by others to extinguish the fire. She had lived at the almshouse four years and is described as in fragile health.
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Boonton Murder Case Reported in Fractured Text
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