Motor Car Accidents Reported With Several Injuries
Multiple Sunday collisions near Newark Port Colden and nearby towns caused non fatal injuries. Mr William Wolverton and family escaped serious harm after a motor vehicle struck a dog near Newark. A Wash ington family faced injuries when cars collided and rolled over a bank. Mrs Hoffman and daughter were bruised. several others sustained cuts and broken noses amid a string of accidents on local roads.
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Washington
Neteorgs
William W. Wolverton
Michte
Neloonis
Brulsen
Wiver
Tivoudway
New Vilage Win the Cay
New York
Delver
Nnout & Gdlock
John V. Smith
Gaston
RT. 2
Route
Nm G
Bana
Mily Carria Vigies
Mr. Smith
Dire
Bigley
Ars. Hoffman Jyas
Resir
Charles Kilian
Easton
Me. Torman
Wikes-Harre
Ligier
Democratic Committee
Warren County
Democratic Executive Comtilliers
Unites’ Hk
Soutenbey
Philipsbure
Frank Aliswugh
Philipsburg
S. Smith
Highway Work In Division Reports Delays and Repairs
In the state department division, George Tenth tay supervises highway repairs from Western end of Wash ington borough to Muckettstown. Thatcher iv coordinates work between Washington and Philipsburg with Mr. Trudeher advancing the task toward New Village. Recent repairs fix a tel section at Ventyestown and complete concrete work west of New Village, amid lags learned from previous oil leakage.
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State
Eis
George Tenth Tay
F. Dio Thatcher iv
Washington Borough
Muckettstown
Ventyestown
Wheat Growers Urge Action to Ban Wheat Sales After 3 PM
The Wheat Growers Association of the United States with 70,008 members seeks a prohibition on selling any wheat after 3 PM until prices rise to $4 per bushel. Authorities including state agriculture officials and national leaders urge cooperation to boost wheat sales, backed by a program signed by McSutehach and McCreevy.
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Wheat Growers’ Association of the
United States
Kinlgxim
Ortinhome
Fia
Nebraska
Aml
South Dakoti
Wickuty
Ucch
Miarivet
AW. JP
McSutehach National
W. EL McCreevy
Washington Af EL Chorele Noles and Services Report
A garbled local church report notes events at the Methodist publication, Epworth League and various services. It mentions a 10:30 Sunday worship, about 100 attendees, a 3:30 meeting, a 6:30 Epworth League gathering, a lecture titled The Taping of the Melly Pol, and speakers including Miss Clertide Cook and Miss Gladys Shields.
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Washington
Af EL Chorele Noles
EB Wanleyer
Epworth Lesa
Suydhiss
Miks Mery Ceeulit
Giverly
Robert Grow
Wiidels Wenlotedd
Americuswition
Clertide Cook
Gladys Shields
Woodcock Season Opens With Limited Duck Quotas Proclaimed
The notice outlines bird limits and hunting rules for the Woodcock season and waterfowl. It sets daily quotas including twenty five for certain species, with penalties for taking protected or restricted game during the October to November period. A reprinted inmate notice requests vigilance against fraudulent activity. Jonathan Randill signs the notice on behalf of the household.
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Owen
Wooteeek
Wilson
Perroy
Old price list sale offers at Belvidere Ave Wash
Soliing Whore and Hood lives from the old price list. If you are looking for a promoted the try a Bruewick, Free all at each. Phone TE Lannhyg 22 Belvidere Ave, Wash. Anetari.
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Bouthal Tire
Faso
Belvidere Ave
Wash
Anetari
Ei Clos mit Wy Tells and Miss Gmea'Plenion
On Tuesday avenine at 7.40 p m Em Gloss will entertain with his kelly In the Agbuer M1 1 rhurat CLE AMAAR Coe Miss Gmea'Plenion wae a Suny glbbor with relatives here
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Clos
Avenine
Getaber
Em Gloss
Kelly
Cle
Amaar Coe
Gmea
Suny
Hackettstown Struggles With Drunken Disorder On Main Street
Report to Mackvich Newton council claims increasing drunken gatherings and gambling on the town streets. Chief L C While orders enhanced patrols and strict enforcement while Mayor Revere backs measures. Police admit limited authority to arrest obvious offenders and seek warrants, amid calls for action to curb the disturbance.
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Mackvich Lawn
Newton
Mackettstowe
Lown
Polley L. C
Glyven
Shone
Chewisua
Revere Nant
Mike Formu
Tor Maxal Sullkin
Migner
Tha
Elmayette
Simiall
Denlern
Gambhys
Dot
Frye Putrolmian
Albert Conguy
Netrion
Chaurlys
Bre¢l
Infarnstion Ducuaus
Funeral for Corporal Charlie Fisher Held at Helvidere
The funeral for Corporal Charlie Fisher, who died in France from pneumonia while serving, was conducted by Rev. Edlen and H. Dayiwert at the First Presbyterian Church in Helvidere. Interment followed in the local cemetery in the family plot. Survived by his mother and three siblings. He was 28. Also notes about corn crop prospects and weather impacts.
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Pishoe
Charlie Fisher
Ron List Weel
Qe Fivke Presbyterian Clurea
Helvidere
Rev. Edlen
H. Dayiwert
Syixcopal
Allentown
New Jersey
Helvidery
Lelio
Tt. A. Tis Comindos
Pythian
Helvidere Aml
Chereham
Syas
Neposplint
France
Spheumonia
Crosslais
Vei
Che Burkal
Loral
Mis Lrure Fisher
WiHmat
Joseph
Sluter-Divyer Wed in St Philip and St James Churches
Dyer daughter Mary and suitor from Fayette Slrcel, Phulishure and Peter S. Shier of We lnston unite Tuesday in nuptial rites at St Philip and St James Catholic churches. Mass by Hey do a Maroney. twelve in attendance. Wedding party includes Margaret Digger and Martin Shuler. Groom a Roselle cabinet maker. bride a Palmey teaching in local schools.
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Mies
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Dwyer
Mr. and
Atrs
John Dyer
Fayette
Vers “Bey
Dana Bran
New York
Misa Margaret Digger
Sieler
Mirtin Shuler
Onewwia
N. Y
Roselle
Granddangite Birthday Party for Afra Dr. and WIL Robmitaon
A late afternoon birthday anniversary was celebrated at the home of Dr and Afra Robmitaon on Sunday. Twenty one friends gathered from 2 to 4 pm to enjoy treats such as eight pink canites with green points and candy.
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Dr. and Afra
Wil
Suluniay
Madden
Loulae XC
Nahoued
PHN pEpurs
Faeey Warne Char Meeting At Phidpaburg Home
October meeting of the Faeey Warne Char Daughter of the Am ttfern Revolition held at Miss Catherine Stuyk av in Phidpaburg. State Regent Mrs. Henry Pitta of Newark gave an address. Mrs. Blowell of the Bergen Chapter Jergey Chiy spoke, Mus iarry Riddle of Asbury spoke on a trial, Meek Meeker of Washington read a poem Phe Vou.
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Warne Char
Amttfern
Neaday
Catherine Stuykav
Phidpaburg
Henry Pitta
Newark
Blowell
Bergen
Jergey
Fellowstons Park
Meek
Meeker
Washington
Old-Timers Played Ball In Quirky Exhibition
A garbled report details an old-timers baseball game featuring players like Lance and Myatt with Oxford, Pine, and Bevis in a messy lineup. Despite confusion, scattered names imply a charity or reunion match stage with outfielders, infielders, and pitchers listed imperfectly.
Philadelphia Wedding Bridges Two Families In Edward and Margaret Black Tie
Miss Margaret Black of Washington Avenue wed Edward Cutten of Ocean City in Philadelphia Friday. The ceremony at a Thirteenth Street church was performed by Reverend Samuel Porvis. Attendants included both sets of parents and relatives. The couple resides in Philadelphia where he works as a private engineer. The report also notes a local funeral and upcoming Washington theater programs.
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Weddel i
Margaret Hi, Black
Mars
John Black
Weal
Washington
Howard Burd
Sexton
Belvidere Hoek Dance Rescheduled to Next Friday
Poorly read notice shows the Belvidere Hoek Dance and the Khe event postponed from October 4 to October 11. An orchestral program by Saxaphonice Orchestra and Dito will entertain the crowd as tables are arranged.
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Belvidere
Flight Crew Ferry a Borough Trial Flight
Capt Thorne and a local crew conducted an afternoon flight from the Washington area to an inland field near North Linen avenue. The event drew a crowd. two participants paid their own way to ride, while many observers watched the takeoff and landing.
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Thorne
Aston
Ted Lette Paknon
Ighig Monty
Washington
Bia Tivnedige
John W Brnel
J. J. Thiitcher
Linen Avenue
Cpt Thorne
Chunelimiur Teeter
B. Smith
Charles
Arthur Loa Nin
Miva
Biniings Vhixe
Drei
Abe
Ming
Ruaton
Rome
Pally of the Circus Tleases at Audlincinia Questy event
A vintage performance titled Pally of the Circus Tleases was staged at Audlincinia Questy by Miss Lateke Muiehings. The program featured two solo numbers by Mrs George Ship and chamber pieces by Ruin Cink and George itehen, with vocal and piano solos by several artists.
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Pally
Tleases
Almbel Wakefercy
Misa
Mfrs Coorge
Obs
Ruin
Mao Chrieting
Mise Thalds
Ceoyge Itehen
H. Witelion
Mire
Wihefield Afanex
Jane Men Puidley Thales
St. Boltsehureh
Community Night Fragments and Local Notices
Local society evening reports feature Mrs J Ko MeeQur and Bedvick with vocal selections by William Cearndew Malcolm WW Younsolu Milas Ceres Oberiy Clara Stevens and Mary Hurleyoltation. 86 members attended with refreshments as plans for church events and grange meetings are noted along with a fatal domestic fire incident and a cow exhibit at Monroe County Fair.
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Chaztumatienn Society
Tae Tor
Atak Giarht
Methoutst
Mia Dovtt
Mas Preedsa
Ueber Slehier
Phidtieth
Ake Miry Hoaleiman
Ima T¢Het
Misa Tutteilbson
Charles Nixon
Therstowe
Wissel Siginier
Basten
Washington Grange
Punitia Grange
Washington
Taxton
Smith
Elizabeth
Manstiehl
Atlantia
Byrer Wis
Joseph Mo
Sivaidaburg
Monroe Cony
Anan Ghwtain
Wiel
Dobn
Tad Im
Trend Wis Gazette: Vienna Weekend Weather and Schools
Reading notes from Trend Wis list week reports slight activity in Thackettstown Tampton and High Bridge. The end of the list mentions TOPPORDOIUTIER County school news and a formal tally from the recent period.
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Trend
Vienna
Thackettstown
Tampton
High Bridge
Dagert
Toppordoiutier County School News
Coll Dray Markets in Decline Prompt Police Action
In a terse plea A Cohen calls for police to curb market drops amid unusual activity in glngheams poreales mouelin and ooling with specials in glngheams and concerns over cat tan markets. The message seeks firm steps to stabilize pricing and stop exploitation.
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A. Cohen
Unclear OCR fragment hints at ad copy and misread text
Fragmentary line shows vague product phrases and garbled branding. No identifiable persons or organizations are clear enough to anchor a factual news item. Summary remains a placeholder due to unreadable source content.
View to Barn Corn for Fuel Sparks Price Debate
J R Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation notes farmers from Ti Wooot, Iowa plan to use corn for fuel. He cites fluctuating prices with bids around 29 dollars per ton on the Elwood track, farmers paying about 2.90 dollars per ton delivered, Iowa elevators offering 60 cents per bushel, and a rough farm-gate value of about 15.76 dollars per ton after freight and deductions.
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J. R. Howard
American Farm Lureau’ Federation
Tiwoot
Towa
Howie
Enhancil
Elwood
Local figures and events crowd weekly town report
A long muddled summary covers social events, church notes, property sales, and community announcements. It mentions a 86th wedding anniversary, Red Cross planning, school meetings, and upcoming property transfers near Trenton with details on machines and parcels. Names include Mrs Server, Ay and Mra, plus local officials and various vendors.
Shoes Promotional Ad Misspelled Scan Caused By Fire
A damaged ad snippet touts shoe prices and bargains with garbled words and misspellings. The fragment mentions discounts on Mao's and Goondles items, likely courtly toward mid century footwear, but details are unclear.
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Mao
A Cohen
Imposed Sentences At County Court In Belvidere
A Belvidere county court session imposed sentences on several defendants for larceny, receiving, and related charges. Judges ordered fines and imprisonment, with one discharged on a suspended sentence, and a notable note that no trials would proceed at this term due to farm season demands and few major cases.
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Mordakk
Wednesley
Juige Kelley
Proyeemer Stryker
Harry
A. Tucker
Ralph H. Capper
Marony
Marony &, Young, $25; Jos, Hy Hank, $75; Geo, Geary
Geo
Re Vogt
N. Donovan
Harry AW
Heynoldy
William Lerch
Frank Berea
Cecil L
Preeman
Eves
Charles Reet
Rahway
Wade Snyder
John McWitlinma
Hance
Hurkettatown
Toyo
James Thomas
Desault
Robert Geary
Mordak
Juston H. Smnlith
Haie
Belvidere
Frank Bercaw
Edwipsburg
J. S. Siddons
Boston
Ag Saute and Battery
Alice Bodine
Phillipsburg
Martin Werkhotser
Hatayson
H. W W. Reynolds
Harry A. Ricker
Edward F. Donovan
M. E. Young
R. He J Cooper
Anmes Thomas
J. J. B. Reilly
Ald
Common Pleas
Parents and Teachers Meet In Pass Ont Ponchuta Area
A notice invites Washington and vicinity residents to inspect a display of velvet, sport data, oysters, and schoolwork at Lyons and Panne velvet venues. The first fall Parent Teachers meeting of the Pass Ont Ponchuta Association is set for Saturday afternoon at 2 40 with arithmetic instructions and student discussions.
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Blasett
Washington
Lyons
Stor Vel
Ours
Deveryn
Tarorrow
Ora
Pass ont-Ponchuta’ Association
Norrow
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