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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
13
A lengthy, disjointed excerpt navigates themes of female autonomy, social expectations, and political contention. It weaves between speculative musings on lovers and independence, critiques of public opinion, and references to contemporary figures and movements, all echoing a period tone and scattered arguments.
Fall hunting season in New Jersey opens with emphasis on waterfowl, woodcock and rabbit hunting. Officials discuss permit rules, bag limits, and safety enforcement as wardens monitor activity. A long mixture of unrelated text follows, including court case snippets and advertisements.
A fragmented report describes educational reforms with references to Alisa Lovee Reaoghaornp and Runana Cleoe, alongside notes on federal funding for public works, including farm services and highways. It cites multiple states and agencies, plus legal notices about property and debt actions, and a Warren County court filing from 1923.
A New York Central employee from New York City era suffers injuries in a freight wreck near Chorehvilly, as rescuers work tirelessly through heavy steel and twisted debris. Proposals for repairs and rebuilding are solicited with specifications and timelines for recovery and reconstruction efforts.
A Friday hearing in the Ohplistix Court of the townly ae Whrrren addressed the settler Het Qadk dlowinde. Dated September, examiners and officials from the town and state provided the details.
Notice is given that Vernon and Hittecr as assignees of the Modern Silk Company will appear before the Orphans Court on November 4 next for settlement. The surrogate will hear the matter in the Surrogate Court at the stated location. Dated September 1. Bilder & Pilar, attorneys for the assignee. Newatue NT.
The substance of the document appoints William T. Turbert and C. Werbert as substituted administrators for Julie G. Werbert’s estate in Warren County. Creditors must present claims by February 17, under oath, else barred. Located Camden and nearby addresses noted for the administrators.
Pursuant to the Warrelb Surrogate order dated September 10 1921 notice is given to creditors of the estate of Francis Drake late of Warran County to file claims with the executrix Julia Drakis at 379 Sanik Street Philadelphia by March 10 1922. Failure to present under oath will bar claims. Executrix dated September 10 1921.
Notice is given under the surrogate court order of Warren County toward the estate of Charles S Carter late of Warren County deceased. Creditors must present claims to administrator Charles Z Brady by February eighth 1922, six months from the order. Claims not filed will be barred. solicitor notices and deed records appear with details in public records.
Public notice details the town of Phillipsburg Warr County New Jersey election dates and polling locations for November 8 1921. It lists offices to be filled including general assembly board of chosen freeholders town clerk collector of taxes constables and judges of the peace. It provides ward boundaries and street names for polling places and outlines the question on creating a debt for state construction extending eleven million dollars for public works.
In the Surrogate Court of Warren County New Jersey executors Mary Isabel Shafer and Francis J Shafer announce a six month period from September 17 1927 for creditors to file sworn claims against the estate of Mary A Shafer deceased. Claims must be presented to the executors at the address in Lebanon township by March 9 1928 or be forever barred.
Pursuant to the order of the probate court of Warren County a notice to all claimants against the estate of Whtham V Hamlj late of Warren County deceased. Claims must be presented to the undersigned executors on or before February 9 1932 or be barred. Executors Artin Ham, Lylah Hamllo and Wulsa Maunlin of Newark New Jersey.
The executors of William F. Haransen deceased announce a public sale on Saturday October 14 1921 at 2 pm at Union Square Hotel Phillipsburg New Jersey. The tract lies on Tindall Street and Hudson Street with a two story dwelling and land parcels conveyed from John Wyckott by deed dated February 11 1903. Also notice of probate proceedings invites claims against the estate of Emin J Ranger late of Warren County with a February 3 1922 deadline for filing.
Notice is given for a general and district meeting in Washington Borough Warren County New Jersey on October 8 19th 1922 from 1 PM to 9 PM to revise correct or add to voter registers for the upcoming general election. Voters entitled to suffrage must appear in person or be represented by proxy in the wards and districts. The election governs positions including mayor council members collector assessor and tax officials with a vote on statewide debt authorization and related measures. The county clerk Jacob H Haws issues the notice from Washington NJ September 3 1922.
Notice of township meetings in Warren County New Jersey to revise voter rolls and to hold a November 9 1921 general election for local offices including a General Assembly member, constables, and township committee, plus a bond referendum on a fourteen million dollar state debt for widening and improving state institutions and related bond issuance.
A chaotic notice announces township election meetings in Manafield and Greenwich Warren County NJ. It details dates November December and November general elections in Port Murray Stewartsville and Greenwich school buildings with vote topics for tax officials and a proposed act authorizing state debt for road and infrastructure projects. The text lists officials to be elected and voting dates, times, and locations with extensive OCR errors.
Notice from Oxford Township Warren County New Jersey announcing a general election and bond proposition for November 1951. Voters must appear at the Oxford Theatre on Tuesday October 18 1951 from 1 PM to 8 PM to revise and correct poll lists and to vote on a bond issue up to 14 million dollars for state institutions and related projects. Township Clerk Lewis F Wilderice signs the notice dated September 2 1951.
Notices state that the Township of Washington in Warren County New Jersey will hold a primary on October 18 1921 to revise registers and add names of qualified voters. The general election is set for November 9 102% between 7 AM and 7 PM to vote for General Assembly member Board of Chose and other local offices amid bonds issue questions.
Notice details a local election in Warren County Mississippi with references to Alpha League and Borough Flow House. It outlines revisions to candidate lists and requires individuals to appear impersonation-free at a designated polling date and time for authentication of voters. The document emphasizes identity verification and eligible voter processing at the Alpha district polling site on a Tuesday in October.
A damaged OCR record announces a general election in Norfolk with a mayoral race three councilmen and two justices of the peace. It outlines a vote on a debt authorization proposal for New Jersey style public works and school construction, plus related costs. The date appears as September 7 8 in Alpha Vermont era style, with hours of six to seven.
Notice from the Board of Registry and Election of Township Lohateong Warren County outlines the first and second district polling sites and dates for township elections. It lists offices including Selectman, Assessor, Town Clerk, Surveyor of Highways, Poundkeeper, and Constable, and explains the referendum on creating a state debt for New Jersey conservation and state controls. The document cites polling hours on October 18 and November 2 and references Lawrence Croush as a local official.
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