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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
3
Fragmented text describes election details and a court case for material gain. It notes a secretary appointment proposal and financial salaries, plus a Ministry conference and church notices. The garbled lines reference Newark and Paterson, with dates and locations unclear.
A detailed narrative depicts a violent crime with a farmer husband and a distressed widow. The text describes a deadly shooting, threats, and subsequent events in a rural setting, naming local figures and locations as the investigation unfolds.
A garbled reminiscence honoring Thomas A. Edison as a sleepless zealous inventor who improved electrical work and the nation. It mentions Mr. Nilsson as a famed but concealed inventor, Riis and Edison’s rivalries, and various invented devices, with a mix of praise and eccentric anecdotes.
The article outlines ongoing legislative action with proposed bills and a total program cost near 3.1 million for completing a system, plus a broader plan estimated at 149 million for a statewide tight road program and related appropriations. It notes health, pensions, unemployment, and veterans provisions, with key figures and committees named in connection to state government funding and policy debates.
Fragmented report shows Knights of Columbus opposing Senator Bright’s bill passed by the Senate to set legal holidays while women’s employment plans face restrictive amendments. The piece mentions campaign activity, assembly promises, and local political organizing as opposition forms in the coming period.
A chaotic OCR fragment mixes street slang, family admonitions, and scattered names from Wakenda and nearby towns. The text references conflicts among youngsters, a Brick incident, a tense exchange about parents, and a neighborhood mood. It also mentions an earthquake prices sale, a cooperative bank definition, a punchy line about a chopher, and a funeral notice concluding with local names and places.
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