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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
2
The Washington Star claims the largest Warren county weekly circulation and profits from advertising, arguing farmers face marketing challenges, transport issues, and price distortions in lettuce and produce while retailers profit. discusses taxation and women’s rights politics and urges pragmatic coverage of current affairs.
The article recalls a solemn memorial event with wreaths and processions, honoring soldiers and civilians who contributed to the war effort. It notes the presence of President and dignitaries, the ceremonial rites, and the public tribute paid as a community honors its war dead.
A historical column explains the duties of mail clerks and carriers, detailing how they sort and deliver letters, box up mail, and manage rounds in all weather. It urges readers to support postal workers, keep to rounds, and consider the strain on staff during peak times, including holidays. It also notes rising railroad freight rates and farmer concerns over transportation costs.
A fragmentary report notes on October 18 the Mowse extended an Emergency Tariff Act, with tensions over corn prices and farm costs. Senator Kenyon and Rep. Somaror McKinley voice critiques about tariffs, Europe’s demand, and farmer finances amid uncertain markets.
A garbled early 20th century report details disputes involving tourists and local drivers near a river route. The fragment mentions planners, a city editor, and advertising claims about a proposed tram or waterway project, with references to meetings and public notices.
An uncertain report describes a ceremony in Westminster honoring a fallen soldier from Americus amid references to the Great War and a national tribute. It mentions the king, a memorial, and the goal of burying the dead while recognizing courage and sacrifice.
The article discusses inflationary pressures and farmer concerns as wheat prices fluctuate. It notes railroads, capital, and market forces shaping distribution and profits, with reference to shipments, fees, and regional production dynamics affecting workers and producers.
A fragmented report discusses global shortages and hunger driven by disrupted trade. It mentions Soviet policies, Western farm burnings, and the impact on civilians from Argentine to Volga towns, urging attention to distribution failures and production breakdowns.
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