Editorial: Washington Star advertising reach in Warren County
The Washington Star promotes its eight decade presence in Warren County New Jersey. It claims over 4 000 weekly circulation and market dominance versus daily papers while urging local advertisers to view it as essential in county commerce.
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New Jersey
Post Ofice
Warren County
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Jersey
Wise Advertiser
Washington Star
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the Star
New Jersey Bond Vote Proposal For $14 Million
A fragmented notice advocates a statewide vote on a $14 million bond issue to fund the Department of Institutions. It warns of increased state taxes and outlines gradual bond issuance by the governor and designated officials, with details that funding may come in installments and tax implications dangerous to the economy.
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New Jersey
Department of Institutions
Agen
Millsg
Losiel
Ubon
Notified Community Faces Housing and Utility Reforms
The article discusses local proposals affecting the Pelicter Way area and a plan to open a senior center at a community site. It notes criticism from residents about a cottage sale and outlines potential regulatory changes impacting utilities and developer decisions.
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Sun
Faye Renee Banek
Irmottier
Baye Fond
WorePeapon
Walden Weill
Stiake
Budget Debate Influences Public Works and Medicare Costs
The article outlines budget committee concerns over public works funding and tax implications. It notes proposals to raise costs per mile and discusses impacts on state and local departments. Government officials and committees weigh expenditures and project priorities amidst fiscal pressures.
Prohibition era road signs and public notices spark debate
A fragmented newspaper segment discusses road sign needs, public notices, and safety campaigns. It references authorities, road work, and community concerns, highlighting calls for clearer signage and improved public information. The text also mentions efforts by local officials to publish notices and enforce new measures amid ongoing debates.
Harvest Festival Promotes Food Drive and Community Cheer
Local celebrations highlight a harvest festival with a focus on sharing meals. Volunteers group households to prepare and distribute food, encouraging generosity and neighborhood support during the event. Community leaders praise the effort and invite participation in the festivities.
Meeting on state university funding faces delays
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a regional meeting discussing state university funding and related upgrades. The text mentions chairs, clerks, and schedules, with unclear dates and attendees. The exact venue and outcome remain unreadable.
Ward’s Sacrifices Highlighted in Old News Profile
An old article profiles Ward, detailing his life and sacrifices for a cause in America. It notes his relocation from California to Cambria and mentions his dedication and ongoing residence as a subject of the piece.
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Redeoy Volaghent
Amd
Rehavehu
Cambria
Mie
Ward
Kroeks
Onigam
Giguere
Cal Awadeal
Los Angeles
Upd Atlas
Enh
Unclear OCR fragment on worker wages and costs
Fragmentary report discusses wage changes and cost increases with references to percentages and dates but contains numerous garbled words and names, making specifics uncertain. The readable bits indicate mentions of farmers, per cent increases, and July figures within an economic context.
Oystermen Debate Welfare and Political Reform
A long fragmented column discusses oyster industry decline and welfare programs, mentioning Jersey City and Phillipstown candidates. It questions labor conditions, public funds, and the role of elected officials in sustaining coastal communities and fisheries.
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Jursey Cuvier
Aystur Ollickia
Hisiry
Bells Ring Too Loud in Village on Sundays
A long fragment describes parish bells disturbing residents in Preston and nearby areas. It criticizes noisy church chimes and motor traffic, noting the impact on Sunday peace, churchgoers, and daily life in the community. The piece laments changing times and calls for quieter practices.
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