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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
1
The Edson plant reveals a quarter million dollar upgrade with a new beam section and planned enlargement. About 490 workers are already employed with shifts expanding as production resumes. The facility aims to boost cement output and attract regional employment, citing strong demand and local economic benefits.
The Washington Choral Society delivered a splendid program with superb soloists and strong orchestral support. Heavy patronage and broad attendance reflected deep local appreciation for the ensemble, while critics noted refined balance and thoughtful interpretations throughout the lengthy concert.
A lengthy industrial feature describes the Edison plant expansion in Warren County, outlining increased capacity, anticipated construction within weeks, and the potential for a major corporate consolidation. It notes substantial spending, rising employment, and plans for new facilities tied to Edison’s research and manufacturing advances.
An old Bryan’s ad promotes liberal discounts on large orders with fixed phrases and garbled text. It mentions Alonzo Bryan at 382 East Washington Avenue and urges correspondence for details. The legible parts reference cabbage plants and various misspelled product names, indicating a general sales pitch rather than a clear list of items or prices.
Fragmented text suggests attention to a major weekly news item with mentions of vendors in a market scenario. It references a public auction, pricing concerns, and forthcoming events around mid May, including a two day period and a days-long event. The chaotic passage lacks clear names or places.
A damaged obituary fragment notes the death of W P Rush and references marriage, family, and a memorial. It mentions Nath and Hetty, unearthed names, and a Summer event, with unclear dates but indicates the loss affected relatives and neighbors in the community.
Public marriage notice describes the union of Miss Anayoti also known as Miss Gmee Vida, daughter of Mes J. I Runyan of Weaifield, with a Mr. Kulp Cornish in Wisconsin city Saturday inst 06 S o The ceremony took place in the church parlor with Rev Wrights D I Phi officiating A plea from a young suitor in Southtown is noted as a separate line about prospects and a petition for exclusive territory in Iowa and nearby areas is advertised by Aubyankea Dastless Brush Car Milnes Wis The notice mentions demand for pens and carpet brushes and invites inquiries for fall particulars.
Borough officials faced heated debate over funding for dangerous wiring near the substations and light plant. Council considered appropriations for grave desecration decorum and street repairs while weighing taxes, warrants, and township authority, amid calls to protect taxpayers and address deteriorating utility lines.
A garbled OCR style passage discusses labor, wages, and local prospects with references to Ledoms, a mill, and rising costs. The text mentions attendance, a superintendent, doorkin, and neighboring areas, but several phrases are unclear. Context suggests economic strain and workforce concerns in a local mill town.
Mary Laubach Son advertises a one week sale of Florence night shirt styles and 200 shirt waists in sheer white satin and imitation fabric. Sizes 30 to 35 offered, with best fit guaranteed and expert measurement services available next Thursday to Saturday May 1 to 3. Store prompts first choice tomorrow and display by Kaliningrad? fabric dealer.
Court hearing on liquor license for Port Murray hotel ends with no license granted. Judge Shipman presides as testimonies show disorder and safety concerns from recent hotel disturbances. Multiple witnesses, including W. Gulick and R. Towers, testify on premises capacity and compliance.
Readable fragment notes an organ display or donation event at the Welsh Presbyterian Church in Bangor. The brief mentions Beautiful and Organs within the church setting, suggesting a focus on a notable instrument or recital. Further details are not clear from the fragment.
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