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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1921

Page

19

Township to Allow Power Line Wires Through Warren County Roads

Notice lists ordinance by Township Committee of Lopateong in Warren County authorizing Delaware Water Gap and related power companies to install poles and wires for electric service across town roads. Details cover pole placement, wire rights, tree and street clearance, damages, and seasonal carrying capacity. The ordinance governs construction, timelines, costs, and public utility regulation under New Jersey law.

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Canal Matters Stir New Jersey Debate

A lengthy and tangled report reviews a national and local discussion of canal work and mill issues in New Jersey. It names Senator Dorey, Senator Paceyta, and the Wireoat Manuhieuiring Company, along with towns like Chanteswatee and Ashitey, detailing proposed operations, public notices, and political debate.

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In Sussex County Ming Lamré Pours at County Clerk’s Office

A cryptic report details Ming Lamré in Sussex County performing actions at the county clerk’s office on a Saturday. Mentions of staged events, financial stakes, and various individuals and places appear in a garbled narrative with references to a bakery, a poet, and unrelated figures.

Sqaleo Sussex County Ming Lamré Chirk Sugsex Mitr Clark Adidas Minty Enya Xebonia Paler

Doubleday era farm notices list sales and transfers

A fragmented OCR notice details farm sales and transfers in New Jersey areas. It cites purchases by Harry and Mitel Martin, Lulu Bruldnoe’s Port Colden farm, and a South Lincoln avenue site once owned by Miss Maher Lender. Possession set for early next month.

Trivdser Paro Mayer Lares Win Abs Lulu Bruldnoe Odf Bonares Port Colden Harry Mitel Martin New Yuet Afiss Lincoln Avenue Witshforton Eloy

Summer Yield and May Day Attendance Report

A fragmented report notes a large attendance and observations of a sun day on May 5th. The text mentions Mother’s Pay and messages about a service or observance, with unclear details and multiple garbled phrases.

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Turd of ranks and public thanks to notable figures

Fragmentary tribute expresses gratitude toward a high official and family members, praising leadership and kindness. The text mentions Mag. Howard Lightcap and a group including SONS and ACGHTERS en GaAN De CHILDREN, with references to Guat bee YeRvVemenl and the kingsh.

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Local Newark Social Notes Reach Across Weekends

A dense list of visiting relatives and neighbors from Newark and nearby towns fills a weekend page. Families including Thompson, Thxenipe, Voorhees, and Gardien share visits, hospital stays, and celebrations, with mentions of nursing, surgery, and travel between towns.

Bribe scheme alleged in village dispute outlined

Fragmented report names several residents and a land dispute linked to a larger bribery case. The document mentions Eimer lessor, Suetter, and Dash Cinghart amid a tangle of names and places including Belviderg and Uridgeville. A Montana move is noted with a Sunday morning service planned. The text mixes weather musings and aphorisms, with unclear dates or outcomes.

Eimer Lessor William Dash Cinghart Uridgeville Aflamuchy

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