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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1922

Page

18

State aids road clash over private rail line rights

The article outlines a dispute over using state funds to acquire a railroad right of way for a road to seashore points. It notes a 1,400 dollar payment for the roadbed, 18,000 for two bridges, and 75,000 in state money tied to the project, with questions about title transfer and authority. It also covers age liability rules, high school conference plans, and a note on speeding fines.

Trenton Pennsylvania Railroad Company Souch Am Highway Commission Hamoyolyad Dewd Atute Jelig Avie City Hay Pennnsylvania New Jersey State University New Brunswick Daniel C. Knowlton Co’lumbia University Margaret Jackson New York City Antilock Arthur KE. Morgen Harold O. Rugg Columbia University Dll Din Hudson County Park Commission Hudson Boulevard Bullaferry

Local Sayings Echo Offbeat Household Tales

Unreadable excerpt shows fragmented dialect phrases about Uncle Eben and a domestic scene. Text hints at a character reluctant to go out, preferring home life, with unclear actions or outcomes due to garbled OCR. No concrete events, dates, or clear entities emerge for fuller summary.

Weekend Visits and Local Notices Across Town

Residents spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends at multiple homes in Plocketts town Tranquility and Bell ville. The community mourned Mrs dacab earels with a Monday cemetery service and two local families announced weekend gathering plans and travel notes.

Dohtel Rilldebynant Hom Apent Weeland Hh Mather Susan Taunglaart Plocketts Town Vienne Jewis Parkes Gere Bush Tosoland Chirtes Mil Chas Sutton Song Bellville Grumed Kon. Piurkers Y . Charles Laruer Roseland Mira R. Numa Alater Lay Mra John Gry Tockiway Dacab Earels Monduwa Abispines Max Urkih

New Hampton Couple Weekend Newmont Trip Rumor

New Hampton reports Mr and Mrs Newton Angi from Rat Origin were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Putnaes Mire and Mire Ap mir recently. They had just returned from a vacation trip in the Wilts Mountains. A2 competition tuning corn workers are here to see who enhances skills.

Newton Angi Raat Oring Od Mey Putnaes Mire Apmir Wilts Mountains

Hainesburg A and Sire guest list from Sunday gathering

Mr Beek entertained a long list of visitors including Mrs Stewart Beek and Mr Morrest from Duttstown attended a Sunday gathering in Trenton with several family members. Mary Walters and cousins returned home with others to spend New Years at Beate. various neighbors visited and shared apples and hospitality.

Mr. Beek Stewart Beek Paul Broader Ant Ra Morrest Duttstown Cave Ite Vantorn Minerva Andrei Tindivontl Trenton Mary Walters Nam Creates Irs Andrew Newoels Arthur Dooky Lower Mt Hethel Roi Migs Egnet Whleman Att Bethel Stimlay Oyer Rinnay Loududt Wr Klichen Kubertine Eest Bangoren Buns Hasnod Hrank 'Erwin John Willyrd Ain Arthip Watters Anna Koper Addavaiter Beate Nk Aten Benny Atten Tottie Et Lelawiere

Local School Notes and Weekend Visitor Mention

Fragmentary notes show Mrs. Ales and Mrs. Madejine Allen attending a teachers’ institute at Phillipsburg on Wednesday. Edward Dalry of Philadelphia traveled over the weekend with another party to cases in a nearby area.

Vuniann Kitchen Madejine Allen Phillipsburs Edward Dalry Phladelphia Cmd

Rocksburg notices and family visits mix with public sale ad

Fragmented OCR lists names and events from Rocksburg community life. mentions Alta Anna Trwine, Grace, Mr V, Mrs W. C., Saran Young visiting relatives, Atherta of Pullayile, Leo Lommasan, Mrs. Mes. CAlert Stout family gathering, and a public sale notice with price 2.75.

Alta Anna Ara Army Us Akwughitors Cetteryilio Spone W. C. Biartune Saran Young Minvaunes Ore Meyers Mere Afra Bundi Lawite Lradierts Leslie Tess

Fragmented Read On Duty From Lyon Amid Hidden Fears

A garbled note hints at fear and duty involving an individual named Lyon. The text reveals concern about knowing all duties and staying steadfast, with damaged wording obscuring full meaning and context.

Lyon

The Ford Store Offers Wide Home Furnishings

The Ford Store promotes its three floors and annex as housing the greatest home furnishing assortment in the area. Shoppers from near and far are drawn by the broad selection and accessibility, with a clear emphasis on value and variety for the home.

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