Veteran Borough Marshal Remains Steady After Long Service
A reminiscence on the long career of the borough marshal who, at sixty three, has kept order through decades of change. From guarding the town to facing tougher traffic and paving, his courage and duty define a lifetime of public service, with a salary rise from twenty five cents to a dollar for burying a dog per duty.
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Washington
Pengion
Wiley
Jesus
Tussler
Baxelott Tan
Edict of Police
Ranies
Morris Platine
Rhein
Yelra
Ani
Hopatcong
Delaware
Water Gap
Pulni
Ther
Eward Gorgas
Phil- Vesburg
Aliropighun
Bnut
Shrope
Vasily Veon Tong
State News Notes From New Jersey Whiffs of Scandal
Fragmented notes report deaths in Asbury Park and Newark areas. References to local officials, farm accidents, labor disputes, and a proposed New Jersey budget allocation. Mentions of Edison, Maxwell, and various towns with scattered incidents including a highway crash and a city outbreak.
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Clarence WW Cochran
Ehlok
Elyios Tut
Opal Vonmys
Thalley Beuel
Neypas
Wits
Aetar Mobile
Elaiest
Ducebel
Haverestee
Cape May
New Jersey
Simmers Hieve
Boston Parket
CG. White
T. Maxvell
Rince Che Wiry
West Pala Aw
Atom Helishe
Goud
Maxwell
London
Tver
Inuneh
Hunterdon County
Senuioe
Uniontown Guests Attend Sunday Violin Recital at Banton Library
Mrs George Opdyke hosted a diverse group from Union City Philadelphia Washington and Stewartsville for a Sunday gathering at Delaware Park. Attendees included Aly and Mrs M Canning Jorney City Mrs Su Lanning Ho Yabaw Clowes Percy Dewitt and daughter Ethel Mrs Lester Ojnd pon Paul Rush of Washington Margaret Turnan Mildred Rush and family. The Sunday event highlighted a violin recital at Banton Library with Stonestone Stacione Ruthnes attending.
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George Opdyke
Aly
M. Canning
Jorney City
J.su. Lanning
Union Hill
Ho- YaBaw and
Clowes
Ruah
Micy
Francis
Miers
Phillipsburs
Alex Woolf
Chilpent Sanday
Rush
Washington
Margaret “Turnan
Fphiupapont
Vomage
Dad
Banton Library
Ey Enn
Rand Lar Amon
Eth
Ake x Were
Fragmented Notice Fragment Affects Public Sale Details
An OCR fragment notes a public sale item with unclear specifics and partial figures including a price hint of or near one dollar. The readable portion mentions a local notice and officials but lacks complete action, date, or location details.
Port Warren Visitors Attend Sunday at Local Homes
Port Warren residents and guests gather for Sunday visits at the homes of Frank Alniowye in Alpha Mrs Catherine Schooley of Poy Colder and others including Mr and Mrs George Philings and Dorothy Miles. Attendees also attend church services and a Stewarts Grange meeting. A municipal sale of Shilave E Peant Cline drew large crowds and several local families were listed as convalescent or recovering.
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Air
Mra
Claude Hamlin
Tve
Browd Wrimtan
Frank AlNiowye
Alpha
Catherine Schooley
Poy
Shilave E. Peant
Cline
Hionte
Margareat Barber
Port. Warren
Stes
Peter Riley
Morris Park
Milford
The
Christian Church
Eley
Godfrey Haw
Stewart Sherman
Sys
Stewsattaville
Charles Apsar
Stewarts
Hoalghia
Charley Apgar
Mr. Woll
Coutsville
K. W. Tym
Hawk Aidsen’ Hennig
George Pusillins
Orville Pribli
Shewart Sherman
Margaret Barber
Charles Jason
Wiliam Muamber
Nail
Stewartsyills Grange
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Fitope
Morris Lake
High Street
Newton
Advan Suxum
Chettstown
A&a Farge
John Perry
Brltse
Seogttan
Nudy
Coytye Bridge
Hubert Hl
Tngersell
Atlante Sity
John Hentley
Dargey City
Staten Laskin
Pete Tye
Renaud Phomison
Xow Turk
Edison Gies
Susie Ton
Migs Cp
Natura of
New York
Orang
Jona Lewis
Union Turnpike
Uniontown
Roy
Counea
N.Y
Liggett’s
Mastin
Mastins
Cegsisties Co
Horlick’s
Woodbury
Joana
Daggett & Ramsdell
Kolyno
Lyvicia
Westphalls
Quinton
Glover's
Ane
Hay
Ene Bosal
Castoria
St. Jacobs Oil
Enos
Luxor
Eveready
Brown
Kohler
Hogs Bay
Robinson’s
West Beach
Port Warren
Cling. H. Flatahor
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