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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
1
A Monday night meeting discussed decorating Ye Olde Towne Hall and a four-scheme plan. Mayor and council considered temperary decorations while outlining bids, expenses, and schedules for the event tied to Tabor Day celebrations.
An apparent engagement is referenced involving Mdiel and a Ms Colbie who worked as a commercial traveler. The item mentions hotel ties and a Winter delivery, with a note on a production meeting and a Stony overtigi event in Washington. The fragmented OCR yields unclear names and places.
The St Joseph parish fair featured decorative Japanese lanterns, food stalls, and a youth parade attracting many visitors from nearby towns. Prize contests included several categories and winners announced Sunday evening, with patrons praising the event and noting better financial outcomes than expected.
The county clerk reports Benner Cernbline as a Democratic ally in Warren County politics. The Democratic party lines up support for his candidacy while promising unity to back William J. Tyran’s ticket.
The Warren County Situkiy Self Aggortation hosts a joint meeting at a Washington Presbyterian church on Thursday at 10 o clock. The program features speakers from Newark and Philadelphia with addresses, sermons, and a highlighted showing of a booklet on charity and education for ladies of all denominations.
A damaged obituary fragment lists James L. Yanik of New York and Margaret Low of Washington as kin. It mentions veteran service and ties to the Moni and Winding families with references to siblings and a late Washington resident.
A proposed new high school in Washington area would cost between 16 000 and 420 000 dollars with state aid of 26 per scholar per year and a possible township fee. Officials anticipate a long process as site selection and funding responsibilities unfold amid debate over building a new structure or expanding existing facilities.
The Herald notes CN Howard’s address at a large Copper Waton gathering in New York. It highlights a remarkable event and mentions a metropolitan speaker, Mr. Wiward, scheduled to speak on September 14.
Bryan will tour New Jersey as part of the Democratic State Committee campaign plan. He will speak in Wrinton on Sept. 15 and in Pater, with party officials outlining future dates. The event is directed by James P. Nugent of Newark and supported by Robert Hudspeth, head of the Democratic Stand Committee.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a local notice related to a publisher and a day, mentioning pay and welcome events. reads unclear. many proper names and dates are garbled, with references to a star and open frame. Key facts and entities cannot be reliably recovered from the provided text.
Fragmentary account describes a 1552 barter involving La Cor miny for a barrel and a related trough incident. Incomplete text mentions a council or community event and a local water trough, with unclear names and dates due to OCR damage.
A chaotic account describes a political gathering at St Joseph's church in Wishinisten with attendees including Mayors and local figures. The narrative mingles plans, unsettling remarks, and varied reactions as guests discuss prestige signals and political alignments amid late evening activities and social exchanges.
A detailed account describes preparations for Newark's big labor day parade with crowds expected, transportation plans, marching bands, frehorts, and officials coordinating routes from Grind Avenue to the grounds. The piece highlights anticipated attendance, parade marshal list, and special train service for Washington and surrounding districts.
The widow Jane Felver of Dover died at Elmiopton- Taneson Inst after an illness from Baralyals. She was mother to two sons Joseph and John Felver and three daughters Miss Sariel Felver Miss Macy K Plyer and Mrs Chats Peary. Survived by siblings Andrew Housel and Mrs Garrass. Buried in the Mainn Cemetery. A Baptist member and Sunday school worker, she was born 15 1828.
The text reads as a garbled historical note mentioning a figure referred to as Miss Snewe and a superintendent in a district. It alludes to a conflict or comparison involving Washington and Dover, with references to local governance and education.
Washington schools reopen after vacation with large attendance and new instructors. Prof J Re Hirstine of Periglale PA assists in primary department. Mrs. Gard of Montana helps in English and history. H Gurdagy dies at hospital after illness. local ball game features Wade on mound and Cyphers at catcher with strong Washington fielding and batting highlights.
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