Primary election results in Blaledtowsa township
The Democratic ticket dominated the township election with Joseph Reeder winning Township Trustee and Vere Van Micklesworth elected on the ticket. Various candidates for assessor collector and committees were chosen. Republicans nominated their slate, with Charles Weid and others securing seats on township and county committees.
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Blaledtowsa Townslin
Rhea Waeft
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R. HL Swartwaut
Varker
Tor Assenser
Joseph
Shegeri
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Perry
Jssenser
Adlandaelly
Miss Uwolen
Bally
Collvetor
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Wurnserude
Worakin
Oiller
Joseph Reeder
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Mimary
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Demerratia Comits Exreuneg
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Artin
B. Mlehteh
Dre la
Hoagland
Ie Pox
Wiis
Daleymple
Aidrew C. Voneethen
Seaman
Futher
Lynette Ecelved
David G. Cooper
Vordelier
Ferdinald
Linnenga
Galleerape
Hope
Hope Spawnenip
Obert Cruspa
Courtable
Edmund Mibe
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Arseniltyman
Suacen
Altea Littell
Ce Qtimuurdey
Republicsa
Curt
John &. Taynes
Annandate
Freeolder
Tivaterdon
Higgins
Lambertvily
Guore
Quakertown
Seheneh
Reydingan
Welsh
Lelmnon
Wic Y
Charly W. Bird
Free Order
A. L. Moore
Hengyuan
Waxiingston
Melvitere
Mable
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Wood for Pencils and Cedar Used in Production
The American Forestry Association notes cedar supplies used for pencil wood. About 60,000 cases of panels yearly in the United States rely on Cedars, with production amounting to around one million pencils. A portion is exported while most go to the home market, averaging seven pencils per person per census estimates.
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American Forestry Association
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Patchy Manuscript Letter Warns Students About Conduct
A fragmented, highly garbled text appears to relay a chaplain or adviser’s cautionary guidance to Lafayette freshmen. The speaker urges restraint with alcohol, propriety in dress, and respect for family while warning against bragging, disruptive behavior, and personal risk. The piece reads like a period-voice exhortation with numerous obscurities.
Central Railroad of New Jersey Faces Year End Deficit in 1920
The Central Railroad of New Jersey reports a deficit of 5,264,100 after taxes and dividends for 1920 with a corporate surplus of 4, ... total losses after adjustments. President Beste notes the drop largely due to decreasing operating costs and rising deficits.
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Central Railroad ‘of
New Jersey
Aoleit
Witt CG. Beste
Stora
Warren
Warren County
Cdis
Geert
Newark
Dorsey City
Trenton
Piaces
Lachaivaini Perry
Lackiwannna
Hohokett
New York
West Shore Railroad
Life Lessons From a Father to His Son
A reflective piece urges fathers to guide their sons by example rather than monitoring every action. It argues men learn from their fathers and emphasizes self-scrutiny over controlling a boy’s every move, focusing on inner growth and moral conduct.
Real Estate Dealers Must Have License
A New Jersey legal notice requires every person firm or corporation involved in real estate brokerage or sales to obtain a license. The article describes licensing requirements and penalties and mentions a police report about an animal sighting and a weather-related note from The World newspaper.
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New Jersey
Neal Vatale
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Jersey
Bratte O
Women eligible for civic roles urged to seek office
A dated essay argues women are fit for street cleaning and city work, urging female voters to enter politics. It praises women who have gained training and positions, and calls for study of local problems to serve effectively in public office.
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Brent Elvie
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Pom. Construction of a lumber terminal on Shickensick Mtver area
Reports describe a planned lumber terminal on the southeast side of Shickensick Mountain near Weelawken. The project stages include parallel tracks and joint rail access to a New Jersey tunnel entrance and Port of New York Authority plans.
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Weelawken
Mite Square
New Jersey
Vehlewla
Port of New York Authority
Chads
Bitten by Insect Causes Severe Pain and Possible Amputation
Henry Catt of Mertenville, Gullivioy Counts, suffers intense pain after an insect bite on the neck. Doctors warn infection from the bite may require amputation of a thumb and finger of the other hand, with poison remaining in his system causing years of severe relapses.
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Henry Catt
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