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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
15
Anonymized Wyinerpnt bakers predict future bread price declines due to shifts in grain supply. They report large bakers buy wheat in bulk to keep costs stable, with price movements uncertain as market dynamics and codivion factors evolve.
Fragmentary text reports Sug Kethterles and AWsis refineries of the Autoren S Maing Company in New Deen closing due to demand issues. A CHUM spokesman expels a statement about aidan and Reitd pryaaed, with references to various species and obfuscated terms.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Weather Prophets and figures in a dated ceremonial setting. References to Meativrlym and West Ward appear amid garbled phrases describing days, luck, and a fortune tale. No clear events or names beyond generic titles are established.
Don’t wait for last minute crowds and poor service. Shop now to avoid dissatisfaction and ensure better care. A small deposit will hold any item, giving you time and peace of mind.
Phillipsburg journalists report a busy week with theft from C G Smith storehouse investigated by federal agents. funds from road construction approved by Warren County officials with state highway reimbursements expected. local exhibits feature 460 prints 86 coins and more as area groups hold events. two arrests include a man charged with stealing from automobiles and a marriage ceremony and school notices fill out community life.
Allamuchy and adjacent towns report a string of visitors, family ties, and holiday events. Notables include Hallack Whitfeld of New York visiting with his parents, Mrs. and Mr. Witd OUrs. Mrs. Hendovals hosting at Black Mra. C. O. Fudd returning from Ohio. and guests from Great Meadows and Montel on short visits. Local gatherings feature the Pearcinte Taehouse Association and a school fundraiser with a speaking superintendent, dances, and serving refreshments.
Local column recounts church events, meetings, and social notices. Highlights include Jr. C. gathering, missionary presiding, Riverside Sunday services, and a forthcoming oyster supper fundraiser. Also mentions Washington library reading drive and entertainment plans with Fayette College group and a future church service.
Port Murray Tanfield Baptist Church notes an evening service titled Gand Man's Treikaye with Union attendees and a Youre Peoples meeting led by Miss Murton-Maskeley. A Thanksgiving service at 10 o clock Thursday morning and a thank you card express gratitude to neighbors for support during bereavement. Card from Edward Colling. Cairymen's League plans a Washington Town meeting at 2 20 Saturday evening, Nov 29.
The piece lists many household guests and family travels for Thanksgiving and the holiday weekend, detailing visits to and from Clifton Sand, Belvidere, Newark, Orange, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn. It notes church events at First Presbyterian in Pittsville and Advent services, plus community gatherings and relatives staying with locals.
Sunday church services are listed with morning at 10 39 and evening at 7 30 in Washington M EB Clmech Nolo. A youth missionary visit and Byworth League event are noted. A separate incident describes a bull attack near Berwick where a woman and her husband escaped by climbing a tree. Community notices mention a business plan for the United American Mechanics in New Jersey to recruit 10 000 new members, plus Belvidere meeting remarks and thanks from a bereaved speaker.
Debate in New Jersey lawmakers calls for a stronger liquor enforcement act, opposing lax enforcement amid Prohibition era concerns. Officials cite open violations, urging prosecutors and grand juries statewide to act, with references to past dry periods and local cases in Trevton and Belvidere.
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