Post Office Plans for New Building at Prime Site
Washington reports detail a proposed Post Office at a prominent site, with a modern brick structure featuring a public reception room, private postmaster space, and complete executive and delivery facilities. The $70 000 estimate includes a full equipment package, rear wagon access, and a new street frontage on the former Shrope dwelling site, with construction to follow approval.
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Phillipsburg Boys Rally In Hard Fought Win Over Washington
The Phillipsburg team battled Washington in a tense game with strong defense and late scoring. Key moments included a sharp batting stretch by Hhegius and a pivotal single by a Washington pitcher, while spectators noted standout plays and the crowd supported their squads throughout.
Baseball Plans for Washington Team Opening Series at Hackettstown
Washington baseball manager Petty announces a five game series against Hackettstown A A O A scheduled for Memorial Day to begin June 5 in Hackettstown. One game may be in Washington, with another on Memorial Day and a later date unsettled. Remaining games set for Hackettstown in September. Teams listed include Wich Bridge and Nawton with players Gui Gardner Bangar Sheudsbury Eystan ger Lylelead Morgan gon.
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Automobile Associations Meet in Washington Agenda
A W Washington county automotive groups affiliated with the Associated Automobile and the American Automobile Association plan meetings in Washington late this month. Leaders from REO and other car clubs will discuss cooperation and policy alignment with state and national bodies, with attendance anticipated from notable members including Mays of New Jersey and White of New York.
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Saloon Signage Crackdown Spurs New Jersey Debate
A discussion across New Jersey centers on banning exterior saloon signs and whiskey advertising as a remedy to curb aggressive selling practices. Lawmakers reference a 1998 Crimes Act penalty of up to £1,000 or three years jail, with complaints filed to local justices of the peace or police.
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Child Discovers Burglars At Ervin Deltemer Residence
A distressed account describes a burglary at the Deltemer home on Jackson Avenue. The intruder alarmed the family as the daughter Evelyn confronted him, while Mr DyeReamer pursued the suspect and authorities sought evidence of prior visits to the Savoy premises. The narrative notes uncertainty about the intruder’s identity and the family's reactions.
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Washington probate notes and local school moves
A late will case involving George Bowne of Washington is being probated with widow Elizabeth Bowne as administratrix. Debts and bequests are outlined including $490 to George Bowne’s son and household goods to be appraised after one year. Other items mention Dr. J R Trouble and Miss Mabel Seror resigning positions and local teaching moves at Arlington and Syracuse University connections.
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Reward offered for stolen fowl in Pinole area
Reward of 25 dollars for information leading to the recovery of stolen poultry near Pinole. The notice requests tips from residents about the white Wynndattes breed and related fowl missing from the Orplaytonzfowls estate.
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Sewer plan debate grips town council meeting
Citizens discuss a proposed $70,000 sewer system funded by bonds and assessed benefits. Critics warn the plan shifts costs to property owners, while supporters cite limited options and future urban improvements amid a broader debate in Washington and local council action.
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Notable Civic Changes and Legal Notice From Oxford Court
Owing to proposed building works George O'Brien will vacate his barber shop location. Divorce case in Shanvery Court of Sessions involves Kor fimabinnd. Prosecutor WM A. Strykor. Petition lists Omnisk as the married name. marriage occurred in summer 1900 by Rev. DT BF Randolph, pastor of Washington Methodist Church.
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Exempt Phillipsburg Show To Feature Grand Parade
Next week Phillipsburg hosts a large meeting of the Exempt Fhrawen’s Age Society of New Jersey with about 100 delegates and life members. Hoboken association arrives May 19 with a band, parade apparatus, and uniforms, while the Easton Washington Traction Co schedule, Warren County League events, and a church address program frame the day’s activities through May 27.
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New Hunting Laws Promised for General Sportsmen
President Kaser issues a synopsis of the new hunting laws with details on licensing residency, farm hunting rights, and penalties. The act requires farm residents to obtain licenses, outlines penalties of 2030 plus fees, and clarifies naturalization proof and resident eligibility for licenses.
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Prisoners at the Bar in Bel-l Mildre Grand Jury Session
The Grand Jury reconvened at Bel-l Mildre on Monday and heard cases involving several prisoners. Shipman pleaded guilty to a set of charges. Thomas Gallagher from Michigan faced mercy considerations. Irvin Ghria was tried for breaking and entering in Phillipsburg. Jarret Mesrwerth faced charges in Trike buy bedilele arth. multiple defendants received sentences including two years in state prison and suspended terms.
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