Thirty Three Miles of Concrete Roads in Warren Co
Warren County plans reveal over thirty three miles of concrete roads to be completed, including the Washington Patsburg route and the Vupe Minkstown corridor. The project aims to create the longest continuous concrete street in the region, with budgets aided by state funds and supported by local officials and the Freeholders Board.
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Warren Co
Warren County
Lee
Jnney County
Warren
Waalvington
Pampsburg
Remnerets
Wrishington
Oxford
Butte Sing
Bulldog
Waren
Luneveion
Belay
Public school site purchase plan for Union borough
Citizens push to raise funds to buy Urhion's Green site for a public school athletic complex. Subscriptions total about 31805 with private gifts and school funds. voters previously defeated similar proposals amid concerns over expenses. If needed, further fundraising will cover the required amount before a four week period.
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Urhion
Hurrogh
Tint Gore
Eater
Tolnments
Theea
Weel
Rittenhouse
Han Ben
Skeptien i
Phillipsburg reelects old commissioners in tight town vote
In Phillipsburg the electorate backed the three incumbents for town commissioners amid a contentious race. The unofficial tallies show Potts, Monahan, James, Critton, and Struthers among leading candidates, with turnout around 2,638 voters in a town of about 700. The outcome preserves the existing leadership as a court investigation loomed over town officials.
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PA Nipsburg
Boans
Wmn
R. Potts
Evan TV
Janes. Heator Jr. Britton
George la
Uartrmn
John E. Houser
Phidipy
Briteton
George Wy Smith
Sti P.O
Lasve
Tesla
Ton
Cammisaloner
Elzena
Maeshall
Parrin
George Reever
Andrew J Newmdan
Wewnel J. Marnus
Solin
Mate Rm Peut
Maystinu L. Baraltt
TullipalMire National Bank
Wich
Toten Hall
Potts
Monahan’i
James
Critton
Struthers
Murnel
Mouser
Marin
Sey
Handels
Arndta
Newman
Washington Silk Mill to Reopen Amid Industry Downturn
The Washington silk mill, owned by the Roexsel Co, plans reopening in several months under new superintendent J. F. Morela. After partial closure due to high raw material costs and industry downturn, the mill will run full time on Fridays with a revised schedule and new equipment linked to broader plant improvements and staffing.
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Bonis Roexsel Co
Iwhieli
Buzleton
Doerkiy
New York
Pennaybuiin
H. BR. Mallingan
Tenov
Record Clerk Sees Record Month for Instruments Filed
During April the clerk office logged unprecedented instrument filings, eclipsing prior records. Three hundred sixty six instruments were recorded, with fees totaling a large amount. First four months of the year show hefty activity and rising totals across Warren County, signaling a unusually busy spring for recording.
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Feliu
Warren County
Unclear fragmentary weekly scene notes from Belvidere to Morristown
Reported sketches show people in Belvidere Hackettstown and Warren County with assorted actions and rumors. Mentions a street scene with a man in a pocket, a girl with a candle, and various bystander activities near churches and highways.
Bethel Church Mothers Day Service and Activities
A local church announces Mothers Day events at Bethel Church with a special service by Pastor Batten, after a conference and Sunday school at two o'clock. Lichtenstein plans a visit to Mt. Bethel to join the celebration and family activities.
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Batten
Bethit Choreles + speci
Jy Lichtenstein
Mt. Bethel
Aimva
Cath
Freeholders Hold Dull Meeting Amid Routine Road Plans
The Freeholders monthly session yielded little drama beyond routine matters. Contracts were approved for concrete work and bitumen for county roads, totaling several thousand dollars. Officials noted road repairs near Asbury and expected weekly progress, with state highway funding and timing uncertain due to an upcoming meeting. Receipts for county offices in April totaled various sums across clerks, surrogates, and timekeeping.
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Board of Freeholders Westerning
Feneraway
J. Rodney Thompson
Slewirtsville
Oxford
Fichiel
Wilkinson
Barret Canping
Priegge
Theodore Tobish
Binkstown
Asbury
Harry Hichte
Washinston-Oxoril
Lackawanna
Dickson Valley
Roa Roffer Bright
Wohitlemors
State Highway Com
Senta i Tn
Aloter Vonisle Fund
Timehouse
Editorial urges White Township to fund road upgrade
The Mashingin Star editorial urges citizens to approve a $2,800 town match plus anticipated $4,500 for bridges to build a new road between Carninh and Then. It argues the state supports the project and warns failure to act deprives residents of a better road and tax relief in the long run.
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SITAR
Carninh
Jree Jolder
White Township
STAT
Slow Progress in Great Wide Way Concreting Plan
Report details ongoing construction between Washington and Chi pabings for the Great Tight Way. Workers, equipment, and new concrete bridge projects move forward as crews advance toward completion amid scattered delays and site preparations.
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Washington
Chi Pabings
Wishinton
Big Cloud
Riek Jayla
Bartmont
Lrolley
Ordue
Wells Paige
Vonerdie
Hidden Constructing Co
Sir Dieh
Culdon
Murkite
Cale
Smith Brothers
Anaeletrstown
Tehe
Kary
Kory
Wilkee
Ewan Hyldice
Pie Kiet
Tin Weel
Tiel
Theo Inise
Tuhaol House
Aistchard
Lea
New Vilave
Vilage
Beitkie
Muteen
Canal Trince
New Villege
Tilda Tine
Potak
Reid
Freeland | Construction Co
Whigh
Stow Rotevite
Palitipnskg
Armstrong Mackey Takes County Seat of Weights and Measures
Armstrong Mackey was elected as the county seat of weights and measures at a meeting of the Freehentore party last week. He is a Haven resident and former farmer who retired after an accident. Mackey, born 1870 in Belvidere, is the son of the late Sharif W. Mackey and father of 71 children. He has long served White Township committees and local education boards, and succeeds upon a salary of $1,000 a year. An upcoming event features the A. & team at Buh- Yo Park Friday at 4:00 PM with admission 20 cents.
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Armstrong Mackey
Niles
Freehentore
Ee Sucetvols
Abu
Haven
Tmaahliers
Creoholdaes
Mr. Mackey
Ofliard
Mickey
Belvidere
Wis
Sharif Wils J. Mackey
Tyre
Guipnte Sreagle
Colorado
Miss Fulper Withdraws From Postmaster Fight
Miss Fulper withdraws from the race for Washington postmaster amid party harmony fears. If the highest Civil Service ranking governs, Caswell or Anderson or Opdyke could receive the appointment, as Washington politics shift with the stalled nomination and strong Republican support evident for next campaign.
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Washington. Postgiliga
Jooe Republians
Concrete highway dispute ends with Hackettstown plan
Town clashes over concrete streets as the Hackettstown council, backed by Mayor and state officials, refuses to alter approved concrete-on-all-parts plan. Freeholders oppose funding shifts while cement interests draw attack from Kipatrick and others. State highway commission overturns freeholders, finalizing eight inch concrete road from curb to curb.
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Obuy
Main Street
Jackettstown
Freeholdora
Fuiute Highway Department
Jung 2
Speeliicud Dmngy
Tiackettstown
Minterku
Taster
Warrenite
Trenton
Laomas L. Walker
State Highway Commission
Yesterdis
Freehalders
Hacketlstown
Hog
Huckettstown
Creuler
Cornelimin Kilpauick
Orenlar
Wniatrich
Econmieta
Wartentte
Kipatrick
Tortlani’ Cement, Associiation
Kilpatrick
Uno
Ekition
Normisiness
Local Hardware Ads and Mulled Prices Spark City Debate
A noisy mixed-page piece lists Barnet and Walters Hardware Philipsburg and Union Srunco with reduced prices on tools and household goods. It includes warnings about overpricing and a charged tone about Easton merchants and city officials benefiting from deals. Local crime notes report two minor cases: Marvin Johnson of Lacketty charged with irregular parting found not guilty. William Kirashbaugh fined for logs offense.
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Amlready
Easton
Ai Tito
Mavvey Johnson
Lacketty Inwn
Hever
Kirashbaugh
Gren
Meadows
Kivahbaugh
Fuel shortage cripples Oxford industries and jobs
A fuel shortage halts key operations at the Empire Metal Works in Oxford affecting about 160 workers. Mines in the area have long run with limited activity, while ownership changes at the Empire Co later shift to Replogic Co. plans for Oxford plants remain unclear as furnace operations near restoration.
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Oxford Furries
Oxford
Alseady
STAN
Empire Co
Replogly Co
Cornoration
Wharton
Replogic Co
Oxfard
Lre
Daylight Saving Adopted Widely Across Regions
Washington is listed as standard time except for Washington Porcelain Works while Lackawanna area towns Phillipsburg and Hoboken observe daylight saving. Phillipsburg schools under Superintendent Hotwell show public support, Alpha schools adopt daylight saving, Oxford area clocks in confusion with several industries on daylight saving. Local workers report time shifts affecting daily routines and operations, sparking discussion of wider adoption.
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Washington
Lackawanna
Philipsburg
Hoboken
Speek
Washington Porcelain Works
Huckettstown
Phillisburg
Sts. Phi and James Detholie Church
Phillipsburg
Emapire Arcol & Iran Company
Oxford Foundry
Bargain Theater and Hardware Ads Highlight May Sales
An old era page touts Gordon Fertilizer and BARNEY? & WALTORS Hardware in Unlan Square with prices on sport suits and trousers. It promotes NOVICE'S sale near Northampton Street Easton and advertises Opera House showtimes including Cecil B. DeMille productions, Norma Talmadge features, and weekly animal pictures with war news.
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Gordon Fertilizer
Barney? & Waltors, Hardware
Unlan’ Square
Phillipevurs
Norma Talmadge
Hace Lipsil
Matias
Baseball Opening Gives Season Hope and Local Talent
An article previews a community baseball season with preseason excitement. It details uniforms purchased in Newark, a modern catching outfit, and a slate of players like Wilbur Opdyke, George Bausweln, and Earl Kinsalbrugh challenging for starting roles. A public park game at seven features umpire Harry Vanaltn as official arbiter, while a moving photo show funds the team.
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Washington
Bonedt
Cracha
Mitraites
Petty
Mancker
Blaten
Sattirs
Onlelal
Tgopla
Neyby - Kaw
Cafl
Bangor
Ponce Smashers
Thy
Oxford
Newark
Hig
Tate
Notatrang
Mrke
Fade Company
Wilbur Opdyke
Earl Kinsalbrugh
Buss Clark
Barne
Floyd Opdyke
Wilbur Mayhorey
Bumdard
Pee
Ditumar
Daya
George Bausweln
Ty Cobb
Waagh
BiWnewelh
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Stalley
Cox
Steeet
Morristown
Leck Brothers
Minna
Sco
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Sexton
Witehneratua
Freeholders
Imoix Suwnnee
Gaydon Studio
Louis-R
Dilglne
Editorial
Korp
Baselil
Ushington
Will Ping
Tee A
Buh- Yo Park
Mulper
Annet
Telane
Ellizena
Mulcher
Seatminster
Genesity
Misa Fulper
Mise Fulper
Wien
Win
J- Caswell
Cecil V7
Ander‘gol
Ricy’s Garden Serolls
Barnet & Walters, Hardware
Union Saurre
Philinsbura
Cavite
Hackettstown
Lawles
Hand
Barnet & Waltbsrs
Union Srunco
Nice Atelier Readiness
Northampton
Arya Lefe
Ronduction Sala
Opera Toush
Temple of “Motion Pictures
Thy Four Horsemen
Cecil
Tryou Miles
Couney Board of Taxation
Loweros
Harnet & Walters
Lal Tnabure
St. Cloud
Young Men's Organized Bible Cina
Paraong
Opera
Millighaire
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