Tom Thatcher Dead in Brownria Funeral Plans Noted
Obituary details Thomas A Thatcher longtime resident of New Village Te and Tiaapoaveniment Cia. Survived by multiple relatives including Jodi Slack of Washington and Sarah Low. Described community involvement as a lifelong Stewartsettte Tractivtarian Church member. Funeral set for Saturday at the late home with Rev When Mhamedn officiating and interment in the Presbyterian cemetery at Brownria.
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Stewartsettte Tractivtarian
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Stewartsvitlg Prestytartion
Brownriavitte
Appropriation for Memorial Day Leaves Debate
The Common Council debated rescinding a proposed appropriation of $10 to John Reynolds for Memorial Day expenses. Evidence suggested the funds were used to decorate comrades’ groves, but the council found no authority to make an appropriation under state law. The matter centers on whether council can allocate money for leaf decorations beyond a $100 limit.
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Contagion Spread and Political Rhetoric Across New York
The text links a spread of contagion with centralized activism in New York as President Toosgvalt enters Maviortakiner. It portrays a funeral scene and critiques public enthusiasm and advertising in a live week, noting the Star’s influence and urging cautious participation amid political rhetoric.
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New York
Algor
Oxtovil Wedding Announcements At Local Church
Oxtovil reports two weddings conducted by Rev Daniel Talleran at the Avatowan church. The first ceremony united a local couple with a gentle ceremony, officiated in the presence of family and community members. The second marriage occurred nearby with principal participants named, including Robert and Telia, amid familiar wedding rites.
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Daniel Talleran
Agta
Minis Glave Michmang
Erle
Robert
Napp
Telia
Erdgeren
Budget of News From GWAIOA Frelange’s Desk
The fragmentary text reports on local events in Washington township and Brewartsville era, noting property, housing, and economy shifts, a new incubator effort, telephone exchange changes, changing street names, and community meetings. It mentions residents, doctors, and civic figures, with hints of a carnival planning, schooling, and public health concerns.
Ton Jones at R Baston bist theater opens
Oulsa Cine returns in Ton Jones at R Baston theater under Moses Shubert direction. The Able Opera Linuse event Wednesday evening offers a suite of new works by Pixley and Miles Cinrrally with a funeral vibe noted in the cast. The company promises a dramatic display of beauty and phonemenal change, highlighting their unusual program.
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New Jersey Captain Leads Regional Religious Services Plan
The article notes a New Jersey captain leading a series of religious services tied to a formal opening at the Opera House on Sunday March 4, with subsequent regional services to be held at army headquarters. Public meetings and a continuation of the schedule are planned, with the first event at 8 o clock.
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Relinquishment of City Streets Superintendent Post
Ambiguous OCR reads announce John K. Smith relinquishing the office of superintendent of streets in Washingston borough. The mayor defers a new appointment until the next Common Council meeting. Meeting adherence and interim measures noted amid unclear context.
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Sidewalks Pinned as Costly Town Repair Debate
The town committees faced a costly sidewalk repair debate with the council debating funding. Officials reported the street committee recommended demolishing unsafe sections and moving repairs to a later session while the council examined expense details and state aid. The meeting noted inadequate funds and potential charges for street work, with plans to seek outside support and set priorities for completion.
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Telephone line connects Washing to Changewater in private project
A new private telephone line linking Washing to Changewater was completed last Saturday afternoon as part of the Delaware wire and ate system. Changewater Telephone Co with John P. Caster as president and Waller Creveling as secretary currently operates eight phones on the line. Additional details indicate local exchanges and participants like Castner & Son and E. J. Vosler.
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Id Tard J. Vosler
A. T. Blea & Co
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Castnar & Son
Castners
Tale of a boy and the New York visitor in Yeutyestown
A fragmented account describes a boy’s boastful claim and a visit from a New York manufacturer’s granddaughter. The text places the story in Yeutyestown with references to a family gathering, a temper about revelry, and a dramatic incident near a park. The narrative names Andrew Hrawn and a grandmotherly figure, hinting at a broader social backdrop and a wartime or postwar setting.
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Andrew Hrawn
New York
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Yeutyestown
Inauguration Prelude Amid Roosevelts Return Era
A garbled but coherent report recalls President Roosevelt's return to office after seven years of service. It highlights his esteem for the American people, the challenges ahead, and expectations for his administration to uphold the high standard set by Theodore Roosevelt. Also notes successor Mr. Taft and the public mood as crowds gather for events and trains head toward Washington.
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Train plan for farmers in New Jersey halted by stray notes
Fragmentary OCR describes a planned train visit to a New Jersey college for an agricultural audience. It mentions marine escorts, lecture cars, and 85 minute sessions with pamphlets and demonstrations. Unclear details and many garbled words limit clarity.
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Firemen Vleet Now Members of The Washington Steamer Company
Fire department notes report new member appointments including Delbert Malton Harry Wright Nathan Castner and secretary H Sinclair. Several resignations cited Minton Ry Stedall and Wes Byrne amid parade invitations and a call for renewed active membership in the firemen’s organization.
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Newark
Editors Meeting in New La Wet Tharedayy
A meeting of the WD. Agkerson Canan editors was held in New La Wet Tharedayy. The agreement was entered that the big store should continue under the receivership. Creditors ranged at £46. Attendees present included individuals linked to the BFLs conte.
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Legislature Reports on Committee Findings and Budget Shifts
The report details the Joint Committee on the budget and tax reforms advising a $1.46 million plan to restore funds and cut immediate and long term costs. It highlights underestimates in receipts by about $100,000 and outlines savings from education, debt service, and state administration. The Senate and House actions and vetoes shape future fiscal moves, including distribution to schools and care programs.
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