Spring Time Echoes of Youth and Law in Warren County
A lengthy reflection on spring customs and youth, juxtaposed with a critique of liquor traffic and its social harms. The piece laments romantic distractions, praises traditional games like marbles, and denounces bootlegging, urging community action and legal enforcement to curb violations of Prohibition laws. It warns that drunkenness breeds lawlessness and endangers society.
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Hive
Mary
Tamly
HMR
Fiest
Tehimph
Tomaince
Tha Migger
Park
Upelng
Alime
Murbler
Washingtonia
Jolog
Leo
Jersey City
Charles Teach
Cts
Alt Aie
Beyptans
British Museum
Sam Smith
SAAL
Washington
Willie
Vonlize
Ube
Dolan
India
Eselzeny
Public displeasure over punishment proposals in local debate
The letter presses a case for deterrence through public punishment while condemning leniency. It argues for the whipping post and criticizes bureaucrats and politicians, notably Perkins, for misusing patronage and failing to uphold law and order. The author demands accountability in county road projects amid debt and tax concerns, urging voters to insist on practical improvements and prudent spending.
County Freeholders Show Judgment in Handling of An Act
The Board of Freeholders of Wart on County has demonstrated notable prudence in managing the county's affairs. They avoided bonded debt beyond means while funding roads, malls, bridges, and other improvements, highlighting the county's progress.
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Amfatis
Dillee Randi
Tevery
Lozil
Board of Freeholders
Warton County
Anakes
Retort
Philipsburg Election Exposes Townsfolk Belief in Nothing
A Philipsburg piece discusses recent voters and town officials in Warton's largest town, alleging offers of nine thousand dollars in small sums to fix municipal accounting. It notes grand jury findings of improper handling and questions whether municipal accounts align with State Department standards. The piece argues that auditors show widespread gaps and that the town lacks full compliance with accounting directives.
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Phillipsburg
Warton County
PH Hosbars
Augero
State Department
Auntelpal
Ace
Tovle
Toto
Ste
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Udits
Donations to Philadelphia election officials questioned
A 1922 audit critique argues public officials and candidates should serve without pay to ensure honesty. It claims many men would contribute substantial labor worth up to 1800 dollars, arguing paid office would corrupt judgment. The piece urges voters to reject pay for public service.
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Wwe
Mayer
Aps Inni
Washington
Philiinepures
Easton merchants fear loss of shoppers to nearby towns
A local discussion cites Easton traffic rules not being strictly enforced and guiding shoppers away. Citizens propose merchants of Easton to unite, present a coordinated approach to city authorities, and seek careful, courteous treatment on the ground to prevent patronage leakage.
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Easton
Arla
Anya
Threety
Aloutowne
Fragmentary 19th Century Notes On Trade And Advertising
Fragmentary text references Bo Unto Others and a 19 Work rumor, BRAT reminder to readers, and a claim that merchants reject extreme tax balances. Mentions Euston and a minstrel show program advertisement for Washington Base ball Club.
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Ehston
Euston
Capitnt Stock Pedia and Bank Deposit Terms Summary
A garbled OCR excerpt discusses capital stock, surplus funds, and profits. It mentions bonds, regulations, outstanding checks, and deposits. It references demand deposits, reserve requirements, dividends, and postal savings deposits with unclear figures like 1,587,700 and totals around 10,650 76.
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Sucolus
Fragmented OCR Norbert Editorial Note Presence
An unclear OCR passage references a Delaware location and a call for editorial aid. It mentions Philip and Warr and a strained memory of a historical event. The fragmentary text lacks coherent facts or identifiable names or dates suitable for a full news summary.
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N. J
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Warren
United States
the Beers Store
E.washington Avenue
Perkins
Parking
Atten
Parkins
Porkins
Torldasd
Willington
Munterdon
Hunterdon County
Mmicanam
Wiurren
Hawalsh
Sina County
Witten
Ainge
Mor Nile
Miksos
Oxfords
Wile Bark
Oxford
Childrens
Oxford Bircher
Childrens’ White Buckskin Oxfords
Childrens’ White Muelskin Shop Lico
Ofoy Infants
Cpetiacin
Easton T
TOR Phillipsburg National Bank
Btaln
Jaane
Dinca
Mat Fupaian
aLexchan
U.S
Lanenae van
Cuits
Visa Shen
Fedora Hewein
Fouaa
Tolle Ee
TNO
New Jensox
Wantien
Samoa L
Lamerson
Do Aglomaly
James L
Somerson
Uishter
Bay
George W. Smith
Notary Public
Atte M Te Barolts
John A. Hach
W. A. Whcltors
Direute
Brunswick Records
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Xsos
Cho Yolo Waugeli
Sitan Withaor
Leoncavalios
Tir
Btzot
Trengthys
Servees
Sierence Bastar
Weatherlys
Mari Chamias
Mozio Chamler
Hingham-Cerman
Theo Kage
Gion
Theo Kurla
Hasse
Mojoharati
Wigmania
Eaie
Isewatscauer
Scargaest
Marly
Intern
Lang
Elizabeth Leng
Muhrmann-finenorey
Elizabeth Leung
Shakespeare
Senulert Sisat
Planetaria Feliexe
Elas Brassica Simpie
Eula Bretskia
Cincle Btore
Orth
Sinistura Qoneert
Orchettra Warblert
Dilaiied Concert Orchestra
Sonn
Dorotty Jorion sDores
Jurdon
Hiening—Soptans Snes Ane
Carl Fenton
Dugenne
Womble Pol
Eaves Aeieiers
Regainra
Grebentea Wigham Jonge
Grenodra Franch
Deli
Orehaerd
Melo Keygger
Carl Fénton
Jushing Bride
Solvin
Sesstes Beltin
Carl Fentan
Eelsham Jones
Isham James
Dixdolnach
Tor Anly Krueger
Hole Kruverer
Prmtonta Orchesree
Carl Penton'e Old
Brunswick Shop
Northampton St
Easton, PA
Philipanuin
Athoae
Russell Simanton
Washington, N.J
Bell
A. Davidson
Optonetrist
Washington, N. J
Hatfield
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sabina
Ohio
Lydia B
VeLnon G. Hatfield
R. R
Maine
Lydia F. Pinkham
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