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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
4
Town officials announce a special meeting to discuss progress on the TOOL STREES project plan. The session aims to set a timeline and mobilize resources for early development. An agenda item will address public input and permit considerations.
Monday night meetings discussed furthering a public works package including a storage house for small tools, replacing old tanks on Waening Street, and installing new incandescent street lights. Officials debated protests and delays, with Mr King and Mr Shieks named in the discussion while weather and snow slowed progress.
Partial OCR list shows names linked to a Waner Ball event or team roster for Feber Juniors, including Maida Noerhe enge Vager Saphatgores and Tillian Baylor Freedman and Ruth Aladisa Gladys Robbins, plus multiple Grammas and Warne entries, finishing with fines.
Report of a violent blizzard that stranded travelers and halted trains across Washington neighborhood. Describes drifts up to five feet, halted trolley and freight service, abandoned church and factory operations, and ongoing efforts by street crews and telegraph workers to restore power and clear routes.
A sprawling OCR fragment reports a Laedles society meeting with numerous named attendees and readings, plus oblique references to a wedding, a ship passage, and a Maine comparison. It also covers a mining death, a shooting fear, farm auction details, and a long sale list including horses cattle and equipment with buyers to be arranged.
A Tuesday night surprise gathering hosted by neighbors from Front-Hazenv, Butizville, Mountain Lake and Balviderc celebrated Mr and Mrs Wii Bell. About 100 guests enjoyed games dancing music by Prof Weekes orchestra and ample refreshments amid playful quips about cause and mind.
An old ad claims Parisian Sage will freshen the scalp, stop dandruff, soften harsh hair, and make locks look lustrous and fuller. Sold by Williams Opera House Pharmacy and all drug counters at a large value price of 50 cents.
The notice outlines a 9 sale at Harmon NM starting 12 30 with items including Buckeye cultivator grain drill and plows, mares in foal, a Holstein cow, hay gear, harness, 60 white Wyandotte chickens, incubator, and heavy equipment. Intoxicating drinks prohibited on premises. Willever and M A Porson listed with B F Hine as clerk.
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