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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
10
A garbled county financial report shows current assets and balances ending December 31, 1921, with figures for suspense accounts and notes payable, alongside a set of community notices. The text also records local society meetings and personal visits, naming several residents and visitors from Newark, Norristown, and nearby towns.
A fragmented report lists weekend visitors to Asbury residents and their families, naming several individuals from Newark Philadelphia Wilson Borough and Wetnersville among others. The item also includes a concluding note urging practical use of ideas from the Ashbury Protestant Society meeting and a local civic appeal.
Native residents are notified that the Dix-Ariet Boards of Registry will hold an election in Pohutcong Township Warren County X on Tuesday November 7 1923 at Shimer's Sell House First District and Hughesville School House Second District from 6 AM to 8 PM for selecting candidates to fill multiple state and national roles including Governor United States Senator and Members of the General Assembly and Women’s Chosen Holders Committee
A reconstructed OCR render shows notices from Lopatcong Township and Warren County authorities. The text references a general election date in 1925, various local offices, and a long financial audit with recommendations to reconcile special accounts and capital surpluses.
Constables announce a general election ballot on November 7 1922 seeking approval of an act for expenditure by taxing personal property and creating a State debt up to forty million dollars. The proposed measure would fund the elevated night system and related reforms. electors registered for the general section may apply to the County Board of Pico for ballot access. Lawrence W. Cho Seer note.
Townshead G F Finealun Nowldydd announces a general election on November 7, 1922 in Branall Township for Governor, U S Senator, House of Representatives, General Assembly, and local offices. Absent electors may apply to the County Board of R ice to vote by mail. Township Clerk Broadway NS J Aug 4 1923
Public notice from a New York county election official detailing general election items scheduled for Tuesday November 7, 1922. Includes referendum on a highway construction bond issue of up to forty million dollars and absentee ballot provisions. Township clerk signs off with August 20 notation and election logistics.
The District Board of Registry and Election for the Borough of Washington Warr von County New Jersey announces a general election on Tuesday November 7 1922 from 6 4 to 7 4 for officers named and for a statewide bond measure to fund the State Algliwas System The notice details ballot access for registered voters and district boundaries within the borough including First District Public School Building Second District Borough Hall Building and Third District Borough Hall area Jacob H Hahn Clerk of the Borough of Washington
Notice from Washington Township proposing statewide highway bonds and political offices to be filled in the general election. Voters may request ballots from the County Board of Election. संद
Notices show the Borough of Alqeta in Warren County holds a general election on Tuesday November 7 1022 at Alpine from 6 to 8 PM for governor United States senator member of House of Representatives member of the General Assembly board of budget freeholders two common council members two Justices of the Peace four constables and an act on highway system funding. Pre registered electors may urge the County Board of Election to mail ballots.
Notice from the Board of Registry and Election of Oxford Township. The missing text suggests official action regarding School No. 2 and related local governance.
Voters will decide on a statewide bond issue for road improvement and rebuilding funded by a tax on rent and property, with a proposed bond not exceeding forty million dollars. The election also includes contests for governor, lieutenant governor, U.S. senator, and representatives, plus local executive committee positions.
Notice states Mansfield Townsh ip of Mansfield will meet at Mechanic s Hall on Tuesday November 7 1922 from 6 to 7 p m to elect local officials including a representative in the House a General Assembly board of trustees two executive committeemen and other posts. It also lists a statewide highway act proposal to be voted on at the general election and mentions absentee electors seeking a ballot.
Notice of annual stockholders meeting at Riegelsville Delaware hinge company to vote on sale of toll bridge rights to New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with details of meeting date November 6, 1922 and board resolution authorizing sale proposal. Includes separate notices for settlement, administrator accounts, and chancery divorce proceeding in Warren County.
The readable fragments reference a property and privileges tied to a defendant, with dates and names obscured. It mentions ownership, appurtenances, and a toled or admitted action pending in a court setting, dated October 3, 1922.
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