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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
5
Edward G. Lowry profiles federal spending and how tax dollars flow through government as it conducts business. The piece explains allocation trends and the impact on public services, with a focus on accountability and efficiency.
The article reports on General Pershing advocating reduced military spending and limited armaments. It notes the vast daily costs of army and navy budgets, urges redistribution to aid peacetime recovery, and emphasizes avoiding renewed global arms race while supporting economies dependent on foreign trade. It appeals to shared humanity and rational disarmament.
Fragmented quote questions advances in stellar evolution and astronomy terms. It mentions 81,000 per week in Vie movies and asks whether evolution in stellar physics has been cracked, but text is garbled and lacks clear facts or names.
A garbled OCR snippet references a long standing brand promise and older advertising text. It mentions a trusted product line and a familiar slogan. The readable phrases hint at a consumer goods context without a clear event or full attribution.
Dover outlines a wartime style event with a three day celebration not held this year and a revised train schedule linking New York Hoboken and Netcong. A collision and manhole incident near Atlantic City is noted along with local officials and clergy involved in community projects.
Brass Castle and nearby residents attended a surprise party at the Stiegel home in Washington Friday and Saturday. Several local couples and relatives were mentioned visiting or staying with families as the community noted recent events. A surgery report states Mrs. Ges. Coleman underwent tumor removal last Wednesday and is recovering well.
The text reports a questionable total of 124000 applications and references approvals and a Friday deadline. It mentions an implied threshold or limit and names unclear agencies and individuals, with several garbled phrases.
An old ad touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a cure for fatigue and poor appetite. It promises stronger blood, restored color to cheeks, and improved strength when taken with meals, available in liquid and tablet forms.
The meeting led by Abra Griebel and Miss Ethie Jones gathered junior club leaders from Warr County at the Med Age Experiment Station to drive clothing work. Poultry and crop spray advice followed, with emphasis on proper Bordeaux mixture use and disease control for cherries and grapes.
A historic advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a quick relief for children’s coughs. It claims the remedy loosens phlegm relieves chest congestion and clears coughs with no harm to children.
County agent H Manon notes three cows drive keeping the dairy herd productive. Swenson praises alfalfa feeding as key to higher milk output, saying it pays to feed through the summer. The group emphasizes steady effort, routine work, and maintaining herd health to sustain production.
A fragmented account describes a farmer facing delays and missteps in seeking profitable action. The text hints at market struggles, risky tactics, and a vague future where wealth and organization could lead to better outcomes for the farmer and his community.
Frigid Friday at the basement gathering with Treacherments on side. A Congregational meeting set for Wednesday evening March 29. Trustees elected. Geo I Robyrto led the Sunday meeting. Miss Galfnoy won a prize and will visit Newark March 28. Ella and Elizabeth Merslas travel to Newark. Elizabeth to dine with her brother Robere Marsh. Missing details and misspelled names noted.
Washington readers endorse Don's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney troubles. Mrs. Michael Wash. of 40 Jackson Ave. reports relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Warren County Drug Store. The ad touts the remedy as easing nervousness and sleeplessness tied to kidney issues at a price of five cents, with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as the maker.
Franks Mis brother and family visit here from Gone Talat while Ted ly frat member returns to New York. Mr and Mrs Hubert McCullig and Mr and Mrs Jobo Rutkiey visit from their sister Mlin For coce McCung. Cathertts Wilton visits Netcong for a weekend gather. McMnnking brothers buy John Skinnor home at Newburg and plan spring occupancy. Miss Snel Guilck returns to New York for a visit.
The Common Council of the Borough of Washington adopts an ordinance authorizing a general obligation bond issue of up to 26000 to finance the improvement of East and West Washington Avenues. The ordinance, tied to funds for finishing the project, will be introduced at a March meeting and subject to final adoption that evening.
Chancery court proceedings in Warren County New Jersey announce a public vendue of property owned by Arm and Ray Bittner and related heirs. The tract fronts River Road in Phillipsburg and includes multiple parcels with detailed metes and bounds and references to prior conveyances. The sale, set for April 26 1924 at 2 30 PM, aims to settle interests including dower and rights of courtesy.
Legal notice from Bergen County court summons Lida Osmun wife of Lida Osmun and Margaret A Osmun heirs in a property matter. Defendants required to answer by May 3, 1873 or plead. failure means confession of judgment. Case relates to a deed dated April 1873 on lands in Anbury village Warren County.
Xodlee of Settlement Notice will be audited by the Orphans Court of Warren County on the seventh day of April at 10 o clock in the term of December for removals and fines. Weier Pr. Rx Washington New Jersey Oscar Jeffery Proctor Washington New Jersey.
A fragmented notice reports a public sale under power of attorney at Union Square Hotel in Phillipsburg New Jersey with details of land holdings in Warren County and mentions heirs Mary Purcel Keene and William Purrel. The text also briefly notes a drowning incident near a Jamaica home involving a postmaster and a boy, with a reference to river movements and a missing child.
The substituted administrator of Caroline Fisher deceased offers at public auction a tract of land and premises in Philipsburg Warren County New Jersey. The sale on Saturday March 24 1922 at 2 o clock afternoon follows a described boundary starting at lot 19 on Jane Louis Street Summit Avenue and includes adjacent parcels and a two story frame dwelling known as 78 Stramic Avenue. Terms and conditions of sale to be announced on the day.
Public notice from executors Andre Hewman and Charles Donnerman at Philipsburg New Jersey requests all creditors of Thomas Newman late of Warren County to present claims by July 24 1929 or be barred from any action. The notice is dated January 24 1929 and issued in the matter of the estate.
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