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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
16
The ad promotes a line of rearriages and stylish baby carriages for spring. It emphasizes built in beauty and quality, appealing to mothers who consider every detail when selecting a baby cab. A demonstration is offered to prove satisfaction in every detail.
A Hunterdon resident, Joho O. TDayly, faces fraud charges linked to defrauding the state and an interstate shipment scheme. Arrests occurred last week near Doylestown, with ties to New Jersey, Smith in Dipprsvilly, and a web of money and goods movements.
A damaged letter from Carlton Avenue resident Henry decries confusion over Washington and the President. It recalls a scene with women in front of a Wells building and questions which Washington is meant, noting a broader mix up of place names and people.
A plan to consolidate Hudson County towns advances to a Supreme Court ruling as officials weigh the creation of a new city and the election of electors. The bill contemplates boundaries, costs, and state authorization, with towns debating their future amid regional restructuring efforts.
The governor announces release of Morris Canal funds affecting local infrastructure. Banters mention the state approving measures, with details on allocations and potential impacts for transportation and dairy cooperatives in nearby towns.
Fragmentary account describes a spree of thefts and deaths tied to a famine era in Lehigh area. It notes women infiltrations, stolen blood products, and a spree of killings linked to a poison dubbed kenotox, with references to wells, roads, and a rumored cure, all amid a drought and spring breakup affecting multiple towns.
An OCR fragment lists numerous names and terms including people, places, and possibly medical or product references. The readable portion mentions Edward F Thompson as a collector, with scattered names such as Wright, Phelps, Gardner, and others, but the passage is largely garbled and lacks a clear, coherent event or narrative to summarize.
A garbled report describes a court or trial involving Dr Lobvien and Dr Welehardt and a series of medical or legal disputes. The fragment mentions a set time and a person named Kory and references to a county and local figures. The text is largely unintelligible.
Legal notices detail property parcels, land surveys, and probate actions in Warren County. It lists names of executors, administrators, claimants, dates for filings, and notices of audit and settlement related to estates and real property.
In Warren County a Surrogate Court order dated January 20 1923 gives creditors until July 26 1987 to file claims against the estate of Stewart J L Kinney late of Warren County deceased. Failure to present claims under oath will bar recovery against the executor Phillipsburg Trust Company of Phillipsburg NJ.
Notice is hereby given that the administrator of the estate of Charles W. Gonmiort and others will file accounts for settlement. The probate matters list Warren County with hearings at Warren on April next and August, with creditors to file claims within the deadlines.
Notice that the estate of Charles Deliart deceased, administrator Jounson, guardian Johnson, Keith Dee Wart and Edwin Deiardonifars, will be audited and settled by the Orphans Court of Warren County on July 6, 1095 at 8:00 in Pittstown New Jersey. OSCAR JHPFERY, Probate, Washington, NY.
The ad promotes Spring Opening with Harley-Davidson motorcycles on display all week starting April 2. It highlights price reductions on 1923 models and big improvements in the showroom. The event invites riders to inspect the bikes and learn about a new Pay as You Ride plan.
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