Freeholders Receive Road Material Bids
The Freeholders opened bids for a combined road roller and scarifier purchase, plus accompanying stone and screening supplies. Bids from Good Meads Machinery Company and others listed costs for Monarch and GIdson rollers, scarifiers, and old-roller allowances, with net prices around 3,500 to 4,800 dollars. Continuous bids for crushed stone and screening from Phillipsburg Limestone and Sarul Co. and other suppliers followed, covering 4000 tons of stone at quoted rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrol
Uuird
Good Meads Machinery Company
Monarch
Areirhiles
Vost
Lomas Spelnefeld Roller Coone
Winffalo-Pite
GY County
Gillon Iron Works& dl Co
Phillipsburg Limestone
Sarul Co
Herceniary
Niles
Thuhuahues
Stewartaviiles
Beolvidure-Philipsburg
Hackettstown Considers Warrenite for New Highway Route
The Hackettstown Common Council debates using Warrenite as the top foundation for a new 94 foot wide highway from Budd's Lake to Meri, aiming to replace plans with reinforced concrete and wider gutters, while state highway approval looms. Local business leaders push for Warrenite to ease costs and improve drainage, opposing changes to the original plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Hackettstown
Wathanes
Olfrover Cheney
Flackattstown
Budd's Lake
Meri
Common Council
Hatitetttown
Jyxngil
Lowey
Weele
State Highway Commission
Wittentte
Will
Eck Pttulown
Win
Hoffmin
Anokesman
Waskhig
Common Couneil
Tnco
Tye Minute Trial With a Two Ss Minute Jury
A tense session Monday afternoon ended with the judge dismissing the indictment as faulty. The Bobbolinkos faced charges of assault and battery over a dispute about cattle, with key witnesses providing unclear testimony. If reindicted by the next grand jury, the case may proceed anew in Belvidere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melkey
Belvidere
Tie
Mary Bobbolinko
Misault
Hauery
Bewls
Bales
White Town
Bobbolinkos
Flinka
Hinko
Hintke
George
Cour
Warren Plants May Soon Feel Coal Strike
The article reports ongoing coal strike effects on industry as plants rely on fuel from non union mines. It notes higher costs, fuel shortages, and transport increases impacting Warren area operations and cement production, with limited relief expected unless the strike ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Plinta Generaly
Relf Shin
Duemely
Pluras
Witten
New Village
Jltx
Edison
Holt
Tuel
Mda
Drowned Asbury Farmer DeHart Found in Creek
The body of farmer DeHart, missing since April, was recovered Monday in Musronewons Creek near Bloomsbury. Officials say he likely fell while attempting to repair a drive. the search involved authorities from Whrren and Kuntare counties and included dynamite to raise the body. Funeral services were held at the West Portal Methodist Church with interment in Bloomsbury Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dehart
Bloomsbury
Utiss
Dinas Plate Drive
Philipsburg
Hly
Shige
Ben
Ual Mondiy
Whrren
Kuntaredon
Chiet_Gorens
Philipshurst
Con Mable Rehtusy
Walter Poacher
Broamsbury
Lie Hody
Geni
Broumsbury
Dal Coraner
J. Russell Togle
Ary Worlart
Portal
Charles
Philowns
Philipaltayg
Mise Walter
Lewis
Pointavttley
Alrn Binworth Apgur
Hampton
Misa Mdith
Udiwin DeVert
Homazwith
John DeHrt
Norton
Shrve Wwlsterg
Join -Alphugil
Edward Dalrymple
Tittenburs
Mra
Bloct Angivy
Nso
Aurvive Falta
Debt Reduction and Budget Moves at Borough Meeting
At the May borough meeting the council discussed debt adjustments including paying off a 45,000 note from December and borrowing 2,000 on a new note to fund street improvements on Belgierg Avenue. The report showed the sinking fund balance at 31,872.74 and a request for 1,000 from the county to aid 4,000 improvements, with a Memorial Day appropriation of 950 granted despite opposition over legal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favac
First National Bank
Jax
Gixsea
Sandy Avnalinke Poeler
Belgierg Avenue
John FP
Reynolds Post
F . Corneliman R.C. Banning
Enat
West Warhington Avenues
Orand Avenue
West
Church Street
Malt Baby Chick Fuel at Barn dt Walters Hardware
A damaged OCR item notes Barn dt Walters Hardware in Union Square Puilipsberg selling Malt Baby Chick Fuel. It mentions a carnival style event with songs and a choir from Columbia Methodlet performing at John’s place with a haunting theme and a musical score of $2.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barndt& Walters
Hardware
Union Squere
Puilipsberg
Lachia
Aldoat
Columbia
John
Wateh Your Step Cartoon Notes Trolley Car Mistreatment
A garbled wartime style fragment describes a trolley accident scene with disordered dialogue and protesting figures. It mentions police, convicts, and moving cargo including men women and children, with repair work and a comic misread of Eckel service amid a chaotic street setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Polity
Convigte
Eckel’ Service
Plume
Dairymen Strike Prices Stage Across League Areas
Dairymen’s League sets May milk price at SLT per hundred, a move to boost membership and unity amid drought and high winds. Most producers support the plan though some oppose. The drive reflects cooperative expansion as applications for incorporation rise with the secretary of State. Playground fund efforts at Washington public school near completion with about 3700 raised. treasurer W. S. Reultenhausa oversees subscrip tions and potential borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairyman's League
Gurmark
Ware Reneniity
Pradaen
Ionia
Helms
Wirren County
New Jersey
Dhe
Dairymen's League Co
Washington Public School
Mids
Uehiriu
Board of Education
Fay
Reultenhausa
Washington borough moves to reduce nuisances with new street repairs
Morough Council plans to spread stone on several streets to curb nuisances and ease traffic. East Washington avenue and Grand avenue repairs are aimed for this year if county funds and state approvals arrive. Investments in local building and loan schemes are promoted alongside the civic plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morough Council
Washington
Church Street
Jackson Avenue
Glisots Avenue
State Highway Commission
Washington Avenue
Lwme
Veaurtalny Road
Belvidere
Grand Avenue
Where Taxpayers 1521 Money Went in Warren County
The STAR reports the Warren county financial statement ending December 31, 1921. It highlights county funds, debts, and road-use counts, noting 600k-plus borrowed from banks for state road work and a 406,262.10 appropriation from franchise holders, with interest to be repaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Warren
Arden
Avery Yater
H. C. Carehood
Blalestown
Bolrys
Ceminiany
Carhart
Oyer
Warren County
May Soon Sell Cornish Factory By Receiver's Bid
Wesley Fleming as receiver for Cornieh Companys advertises the sale of the entire plant and equipment including two water plants and two phonographs. A $25,000 offer has been received for the county. court order needed before sale. Producers urge no acceptance of the $335,000 bid and hope new buyers will resume operations and provide jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Fleming
Cornieh
Eon
Ead
Stave Jewells Uoctum
Wiig
Jt Furniture Company
Qikant Anil
Purpeaca
Thik
Peeliivs
Sunday School Conference in Warren County
The Sunday School Association plans a district conference at the local Baptist hall on Wednesday May 10. Mr. Gowers New Young People’s worker will speak in the afternoon and evening programs, with Miss Hedden guiding children in the morning event. The event aims to be a helpful regional gathering with multiple speakers and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Association
Tadics
The
Baptist
Vontoeti
Warren County
Gowers
Young Peoples
Hedden
Old Meting
Hell
Washington
Cam Rae Ata
Borough Council Considers Fourth of July Plans
Borough Council will discuss a Fourth of July celebration at the next meeting. The mayor may appoint a committee to arrange events for the borough, with the Washington Band asked to reserve the date for a community celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torough
Wastulngtel
Borousl Council
Miiyor
Peri
Washington Bond
Washington
Hecakmary
Tunston
Pensure
Public Acknowledgment of Local Committee Gifts
A brief public notice thanks donors to a local fund committee for a remarkable success. It notes a total of $800 contributed and lists several names and roles in the effort, reflecting community support described in the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God, BogRy
Dager Ji
Two Immigrants Caught In Phillipsburg Drug Case
Two Hungarian immigrants in Phillipsburg faced charges after police halted them while transporting liquor. They demanded trial by judge and refused explanation, prompting a jail threat from the court. Authorities seized their vehicle and liquor as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jon ML
Windigh
Wendel
Earpsburo
Phillipsburg
Smith
Toy
Fodee
Provecqutor
Comel
Iquer
Olicere
Orano
Harry Hawk Killed in Pburg Auto Crash
Harry Hawk son of Mea Lane Hawk died in an auto crash near Pburg while racing with James Conse, driving into a truck at the Korp coal yard. He was 20, survived by his mother and two sisters, and taken to Easton hospital after skull fracture. The batch of accidents at Shimer's Corner and other incidents followed, with unnamed occupants and damaged vehicles, as signs aim to guide travelers toward Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hawk
Lane Hawk
South Stun
Lee
Baston Houphul
James Conse
Korp
Easton Hospital
Flantington
Shiters
Mys
Hoy Williamson
Mia
Tel Baxter
Af Phillipsyare
Mondis
Shimer's
Raritan
Shimer's Corner
William Shimer
the Pines
Harrisa Berger
Wilbur Cole
Miki
Medeo
Bloomsbury
Jeenko
Trial ends with a jury verdict and family scenes
A courtroom drama concludes as a jury finds the Jeweler not guilty after a tense trial. The forewoman delivers the verdict while Mrs Rockefeller faints with emotion and is revived by her husband. The case then leads into an indictment for rape as the prosecutor moves to open criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Mark
Cratwhite
Washington and
Hackettstown Jeweler
Ant
Wendy
Wells
Abun
Ida Cup
Tan Airky Merrill
Hazai Rockefeller
Mitchel Rockefeller
Port Murray
Phil- Upsburg
Pierson
Washington
Justice Plergon
Smith
Fragmented Week in Town Captures Odd Local Happenings
Witness reports scattered incidents around East Washington and nearby lanes. Vignettes include women and men repairing homes, trains on fast time, a burglar scare near a chicken coop, children digging and riding bicycles, and a talk of May bazaar and theater listings at the Opera House with prices and show times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Eting
Washington
Hoboken
Mir
Earl Bird
Assips
Star oMtec
Imes
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Freeholders
Aainstrings Mackey Nord Seavice
Armetrong Mackey
AWE
LA Furmer
Whittown
Board” of
Crecholdyra
Abram Raith
Wwelglia’ Gid-Metse
Mayse Fay
Scuiler
Raul
Charlie
Heniton
Andy
Chiles
Beal
Eilison Cement, Co
Rice's Garden Seeds
Barnes & Waltore
Vinton Square
Phapolar
Croeka and Jugs
Barnet & Waltirs
Union Square
Fuilipayugg
Barnet & Walters
Corneil
G.cAy
Ask Water Mains
Une
Smaleycex
Porcelain Company
Ealson
Ingersall
Thitier
Pire Creamery
le Belvidere Ave
Garnet & Walters
Pamlinsbwe
Jakes
Hous
Shoveb
Synden
Hawlwaee
Phiipsburg
Baptist Church
Lecure
Oberammergau
Charles Ix
Newel
Stenot
Barvaria
Atarent & P.m. Admisstai
Barney
Fertifizer
Walters
Philipsburg, A
Flore
Yoga N. de
Mattinonsseale
Ida
Wehleln
Mittison
N.T. Mattison
Taylor St
Washingion
Turnet & Walters
Coles Square
Star and
Philoon Wook World
Wearington
Building & Loan Association
Anna
New ‘York World
Shimet's
Serena Trois
Anderson
Fred Miter
L. C. VanBillard & Co
Phimipsairy
Fie
Sid New
Bred S Sillyer
Bloomebury
al. Mayer
SQ Cloud
Young Men's Organized
Bible Cinas
Layn Mowers
Buda
Ball Beatin
Hardwire
Piniipet
Bert
Big Bazaar
Symnasium Wridas
Aetar
Ee Opera House
Thratle
Weimlo
Vincente
Milton Dodlac
Pigees
Itey ‘Ath
Colt
Cesy the Man
Stone
Gondy Win Theatre
Condihieris Orsday
B. Dealilte
YecHdrou
Life New
AVEO
Ebras
Stevie
Snes
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