Blizzard Rages Twenty Four Hours in Winter Storm
Readable fragments describe a devastating blizzard described as the worst storm in years. Snow driven by fierce winds blanketed towns, bringing down telegraph poles and wires, halting rail and trolley traffic, and trapping residents indoors. Snowdrifts reached feet high, trees and power lines down, with extensive disruption to communication and transport through multiple days.
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Anil Srolley
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New York
Chin
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Marie Dy
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Lackawanna Station
Miller
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Datsford
Blizzard Notes From Frelange Ontase Fragment
Fragmentary Blizzard notes describe a routine event with unclear names and dates. The readable text mentions a brave act and a leader figure. The garbled OCR yields little verifiable detail beyond general weather context and a named but unclear individual.
Groundhog Weather Forecast Prompts Mixed Winter Hopes
A scrambled narrative reports on Groundhog Day forecasts and a blizzard’s impact, noting a groundhog’s shadow influencing expectations of delayed spring. It describes weather disruptions, including closed banks and post offices, plus community reactions, rescues, and local anecdotes about snow removal, transport, and a Salvation Army concert highlighting the era's mood.
Banquet for Men and Memorials at Hackettstown Church
A white tie banquet at the Hackettstown Methodist church chapel last Thursday night featured about 14 seated guests, with music by a 23-piece orchestra and solos by John Merrill and Rus al Hillsains. Speakers included Rev. S. T. Jackson, Oscar Jeffry, George F. Snyder, and J. A. J. Rhodes, honoring loyalty to the church. prior plans for a future annual event were noted. The event raised funds from ticket sales, and a death notice for John D. Rounsavell, a Washington resident for nearly forty years, was reported alongside a funeral service at St Cloud Hotel and burial in the Hackettstown area.
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Tiele Bret Banquec
Pernans Avery
Dauchiere
John’ Merril
Rusal Hilsains
Hackettstown Methodist Church
Abraham Lincoln
John Kk. Cooke
Oscar Jeffry
George. F. Snyder
J. A. J. Rhodes
Marvin A.’ Pierson
Wm. L. Hoff
Teath
John
D. Rownsnyer
John Davis Reuneavell
Washington
Euet
Washington Avenue
B. Rush Piod
Boston
St. Cloud
Mr. Rounsavell
Hunterdon County
President McKinley
Mise
Mary de' Hart
Asbury
Needham Piano Organ Co
Fehnermann
Fommer
Alwayes
Washington Todger
Starlight Latex
Knidits
Pythias
Minnefelt Loice
Odd Pelter
W. Craft
Worcester
Maeze
M. Bar Flot
Aston
Frank Rouneavell
East Schoudeburg
Cunell
Prank
Robinson
Ftate Street
Wapenhurst
Offigtatine
Burrial
Inston
Washington High School housing needs debated and proposed
A report to Washington officials urges expanding high school facilities with a new fireproof wing for ten classrooms and laboratories. The plan calls for remodeling the present building, abandoning basement labs, widening stairs, and improving lighting and ventilation to support a larger student body and new courses.
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Frenehtown Independent Printy
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