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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
1
Warren County and state officials announce appointments and vacancies. Governor names new treasurer and probate and public health roles. Obadiah Rogardus and Obadiah Homardus connections noted. shifts reflect party dynamics. Milerson, Gonnlain, and others feature in ongoing county governance changes.
Alonzo T. Bryan promotes Evans Flower Farm offering a large Easter selection including Brater Gilles tulips carnations and more for social dance night at the staré room on April 2 to 5. Orders welcomed by call write or phone with prompt delivery from 282 Taint Washington Ave.
A Sunday gathering at the Methodist church drew a large crowd as Mrs. Christine elatudit Riglish Weetiah and others spoke. The event added 20 new names to its rolls and featured addresses by Rev. FW. Tolin gen Nev EF. L. Wert and Miss Emily Snyder, with several community leaders in attendance.
In Easton Carpenters Store hosts a flurry of activity with Indies misses and children garments on display. A March 1 incident in Oxford involves Edw Kintner, a dog attack, a chicken chase, and a court case where Kintner faces charges linked to the dog’s injuries. Local notices promise openings, sales, and a fashion push for the coming Easter season with prices and new goods detailed for various customers and shops.
A lengthy district meeting centers on Abraham Lincoln belief in guiding the town. Citizens debate leadership, wisdom, and public duties while praising Lincoln’s influence and stressing collective action for local progress.
Receivers actions dominated this week as Washington National Bank faced court actions and stockholder disputes. Major cases involve former cashier Miten berger and stockholders Mrs. CE Suites and others who failed to meet demands. Proceedings aim to recover assets, with assets valued around 1060 dollars and a 31,206 balance noted.
The article reports a millinery opening event and Sunday closures pressured by the Lord's Day Alliance. Storekeepers face potential action as state secretary Johnsen warns to enforce the Sabbath law and shut shops on Sundays, with enforcement to begin after the upcoming Sunday.
Fragmented ad style notice lists sale items and opportunities, mentioning Oreos and vehicles. It references vendors, contact lines, and locations with stray misspellings. The readable fragments imply a marketplace post seeking buyers or partners.
A chaotic event in Oxford town involves Peter Jones of Taste Of Oy. An accidental pipe explosion near an anvil causes injuries and a man named Aiden is mentioned. Fire and smoke lead to injuries and urgent medical attention at Paterson Gener Togs pit emerges in the scattered report.
Marr Wednesday morning from the stomach after an imoke of several months. He is survived by three sisters and one other. Mrs Julia Midas of Werkod Mus, Iain ney and atrial. Services will be held Saturday at 10 oclock in AU's corner, Thun tall. If you drop in Al Wevick's Easter Openhye on Saturday, March 30, you will see one of the finest presents of Men's Young Men's and Boys' Clothes over so. Mus denariment is that Birdrye of JU Toery. Whatever dates feet very proud of his time. He thinks Ut is the first he ever handed out. Uh Relvitere Ave, Washtington.
Overcome by gas, superintendent Cowell collapsed during a pipe break at a Presbyterian mission, later saved by bystanders and transported to safety as crews worked to restore the gas line. The incident coincided with funeral notices, including Mrs. Katherine Alden and related memorial services, with repairs continuing into the week and a fashion update from Pomberg & Berry.
The text appears garbled with fragmented phrases about Tas Nolay ready to give up tedag to raise rats and an automotivic note. It mentions a second Wis stale and a third taking a SUMO obo dita. It hints at a show or performance with over 4000 rent at Comedy and a management offer for another selection tonight.
Readers confront tax issues and press ownership in a heated letter, accusing a publisher of personal wealth and duty. The missive argues taxes fund schools and welfare while criticizing slander and political meddling, urging fair sharing of public burdens. It highlights proposed tax measures and the duty of citizens to uphold civic responsibility.
Obituary notes prominent farmer John W Gilne of Franklin Township and New Village as he dies at about seventy years old after a lifelong career in farming. He leaves a large family, and was highly regarded as wealthy and active in Stewartsville church affairs. Funeral held at his home with interment in the local cemetery.
An OCR fragment notes a Tuesday evening park event in April with a dirge orchestra and a dance commission. It mentions a proclaimed duel and a late night schedule, with references to a high event and a Saturday, though details are garbled. The text references a WH fatotsh music program and an esira lareg Saturday in unclear context.
Ginter basketball squad from Washingram High defeated Boston High on the road in a close contest. Washington led 12 to 4 after the first half, then Jersey City faded in the second half while Washington rallied, finishing 17 to 16 amid cheering supporters from the crowd.
A Chicago jury acquits on criminal conspiracy in restraint of trade involving four packers. The verdict followed a long government case after indictments, while officials and supporters reacted with smiles and a subdued dinner. The outcome shifts the focus to other cases and legislative chatter about trade practices.
lawmakers advanced key measures including a franchise bill and public works funding while governors vetoes and party splits shaped the week. Senators debated county road labor, criminal penalties for age misrepresentation, and use of National Guard funds for exhibits as the Delaware River province issues loomed.
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