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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
3
The Washington Star weekly publication for Washington New Jersey lists Frank A Robertson as editor and proprietor Frank G Andrews managing editor George W Miller associate editor and Robert B Groat general superintendent as part of the staff.
The Nebraska excerpt discusses the national citizenship debate during the war era, examining exclusion laws and the impact on German descended residents. It highlights legislative actions, court interpretation, and public reaction as the United States weighs immigration and naturalization standards.
A long account recalls Washington area residents who gathered in Newark for a wartime era reunion. It highlights figures like Phileas Brink and Chick Slater, plus local clubs and shops, with memories of baseball days and community events.
A Bible thought notes the mission of Jesus and reflects on public school funding in the United States. It discusses state reports on child enrollment, the need for equal school opportunities, and debates over wealth and taxation for educational provision. The piece mentions congressional figures and party positions relevant to 8th district politics.
A scrambled report from New York describes Calder accusing Senator Yellow of manipulating votes and fear of reengagement. The piece labels the situation a notable event in the current political contests with unclear details and names.
The article notes altered car prices and market confusion, citing vendors in Trenton and Woosting. It mentions inflationary pressure on items like sugar and groceries, with consumers protesting high costs and some stores limiting purchases amid price fluctuations.
Fragmented notes discuss nonpolitical posts and civil service exams. The text references Post Office Department administration, merit versus patronage, and proposed reforms guiding appointive practices and examinations by the Civil Service Commission.
Fragmentary account discusses farm credit, debt distress, solvent risk, and proposed reforms. It mentions lenders, farmers, and creditors facing insolvency, with references to interest rates, investment, and policy questions affecting rural finance.
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