Ingersoll Defeats Avett In Narrow Ballgame
Washington pitchers held off Ingersoll with timely hits and strong defense. Battered by a late push, Ingersoll managed seven memorable at bats as Lee delivered the two run double that sealed the win for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimaus Ingersoll
Ingordall
Wikingioh
Gal
Ubmnead
Am Pee Deynai
Divcul Dak
Taboot
Washington
Som
Ingenvoll
Tri-City
Miler
Leo
Vale
Ingeesoll
Orun
Leed
Eselsen
J . —Waebington
Lees
Raub
Lind Miller
Crowell
Smith
Tatentt
Dick, Secon
Atune
Rollage Dalef
Stage set for primaries with contested Republican tickets
The piece outlines a heated primary season with key GOP contenders in Hackettstown and Velvidere including Sheriff Woo Warker and Frank M. Purvive. It notes reformer stance versus records, mentions U S Senate reelection talk for Hughuyselly and Breidghehn, and lists Republican nominees across Warren County and Phillipsburg with Coroner and Assembly races drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelgars
Woo Warker
Hackellstawe
Haar
Heuer
George G. Slhare
Thelepublicana
Josue Breidhgehn
George
U.S
Hughuyselly
Adytie
Record
Thera
Eutry Alga
Immoriaw
Countilies
Lallman
Nuceganden Tien
Willow
Wii Tipe
Fruk
Nutee
Washington
Tallanin
Frechaldie
Tie House of
Guidrie
Wbrotgaly
Tlite Deshoenelie Qoernados
Phomng Wreher
Mra
Egbert
Marty
Tuayen
Melvidere
Chine Sulplin
Howard Carey
PHU Pay
Rome
Fred. Holdarship
Stewartaville
Tail Wag Treats Prompt Customer for Splendid Snack
A curious scene unfolds as a man from Jimp ton negotiates sweets for his dog in Talmer'n candy kitchen on a Sunday night. The dog eagerly accepts candies and cream, drawing a crowd as the man indulgently shares treats with the animal and praises the brief performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy
Jimpton
Talmer'n Candy Kitchen
Hampton Labor Day Celebration Ends Early After Rain
A Hampton Labor Day observance was cut short by heavy rain and broken gutters delaying the parade. Firemen, marching bands, and visiting companies from Philipsburg Washington and High Bridge joined locals in a carnival style event that included a water spray demonstration and a baseball game won by Kampden 9 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dichapton
Jusk Weel
Paylicwlar
Ungburg
Washington and High Veltigo
Min
Altixana
Yoor
Valles
Diane
Campten
Whiteaguacy | Kamptda
Week In Review From A Bizarre Parade Of Oddities
The piece recounts a jumble of scenes including a toy parade with Hubert Major and Clarence Stover, children learning road safety, an iceman’s gar and a private residence notice, a boy exploring push bicycles, and locals discussing autumn work and school opening. It reads like a fragmented weekly column of curious vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Yaaning
Hubert Major
Clarence Stover
Crinelbaen
Auny Moby
Herman Potty
Ema
Wollen
Aarlontos Nile
Mirding
Dinie
Warra Pomona Grange No 10 Meeting Notice
Notice for Pomona Grange No 10 meeting in Washington Grange Hall on Saturday next, September, with a regular greeting to be waved and mention of Luetin Weiyndshavy and Stawirtsy ie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notica
Warra Pomona Grange
Washington
Satraday
Washington Baseball Club seeks carnival permit to raise 180 dollars
Representatives of the Washington Baseball Club appeared before the council Tuesday night asking for a carnival permit next week to raise funds for 180 dollars in debts including 80 from the last Thursday storm. Advocates urged local support through the Star to cover the amount by Saturday night.
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The
Washington Baseball Club
Washington
Doylestown
New Jersey
Hari Petty
Carnivala
Aml
Wool Cole Trina
Willy Bine
Bra
Wishlustan
Wealington
Tome Wilke
Questianade
Seesesser Eceived Bendnierie Lolog
J. A. Roiwertson
Aluyor
Indictment Review Stirs Lackawanna Borough Proceedings
At a council meeting Tuesday night scrutiny centered on a possible indictment of Lackawanna County officials and the rail line’s culvert safety. Officials discussed a security plan, possible legal action, and a proposal to regulate bus traffic while considering a toll that could fund borough projects. The Cornell meeting agenda and a $1,500 monthly bill were noted as notable items.
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Biult
Duburuncy
Wilualng
Vulyark
de Coeunell
Lyon
Celewany
Culyare
Grand
Pyeais ‘Dunk
GiarkAwanmli
Curtishly
Laekiwinna
Willie
Dollex
Lin Wee
Tiger
lUlieh Bridgeman
High Bridge
Wil Baston
Washington
Endinaiee
Thid
Tb Corporil
Cornell
Hardware and Used Car Ads Feature Local Firms
Fragmented OCR lists advertise Harnut & Walters Hardware Union Square and West used cars with low prices. Names like Phono 150 appear amid garbled phrases about assorted tools and items sold by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laddocs
Anil
Harnut & Walters
Union Saitare
Pho Ioshave
Phono
Citizens Party Names A Ticket For Borough Office
The Citizens Party announces a slate for borough offices in Washington with Ingle candidate for mayor and Atchuphrey elected for the unexpired term. Council retirements include Louis J. Lanning and Earle Makel. Delbert Major and Clavenes G. Slaver head committees but Slaver cannot serve due to pharmacy duties. another name to be chosen. Limiting will not seek re election.
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Ciinens
Washington
Wall
D. Nt
Louis J. Lanning
Earle
Makel
Lise Winter
Lemuel Cotomit
Delbert Major
Clavenes G.slaver
Beth
Robert
Tavining
Beok Son
Dou
Wee Mo
Slaver
Ftryead
Chizena
Limnting
Hunterdon Man Drops Dead Here
Charley Wy Linewood of Lanington reportedly died of a heart attack while driving through Washington Nu. The accident occurred when Sherwood attempted to stop the car, but died before reaching Dr. Stoit’s office. Coroner W. Climming ordered an inquest. Survived by wife and children. relatives listed.
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Charley Wy Linewood
Lanington
Washington
Crug Skillman
Oldwicl
Sherwood Roll
Sherwood
Killinan
Mackie
Dr. Stoiti
Allice
W. Climming
Belidere
Wis
Shermounl
Ile Wite
Ehilivan
Ells and Mather
Morvis Sherwood
Latnington
Temple of Motion Pictures at Vorlghead Theatre
The Opera House Theatre advertises a week of screenings at Vorlghead with Eugène Bries in a principal feature and a slate of shorts. Listings include dates September 9 to 22 and showings across several cities including New York Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Opera House
the Temple of Motion Pictures
Aline
Haya Fring
Aghury Park
John Smith
Pathe
Boteany
Varquch
le Wanda Taw
Tharsin
Wallace
Vridiy
Jack Moldy Vale
Aryl
Opie
Weegi
New York
When the Bicycle Was King in Earlier Days
Old timers recall a era when bicycles matched cars in status. In those days a wheel cost about 100 dollars and riders faced rough roads and rare tires. Wheelmakers produced simple wooden wheels and "bone-shalers" with limited speed, while riders navigated rutted paths to distant towns.
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Fio
Theay
Ouhr
Phpsburg
Hackettstown
Pita USA
Wueksmiths
New Road Opening Date Set Amid Parade Preparations
Delayed opening of a new road now planned for October 4 as officials confirm postponement was only date related. The event will feature multiple state troopers and bands, with funds raised to cover celebration costs in Washington.
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Washington
Doras
Otinera
Wight
Momal
Che
Courtine
Ubi
Waeslington
Indy
Lemilyan
Caldel
Tle
Selebrityten
Ashington
Notre
Philipabury
Phillipsburg Waterway Hearing Sparks Controversy
A Warren County public hearing examined a proposed canal and waterway project with Lehigh Valley Railroad, canal access, and right of way from Phillipsburg. Critics warned of impact on mills, mills along Magee and Rackaway rivers, and town growth while supporters urged safeguards and compensation to preserve river operations and local property interests.
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Ulm
Charles I
Eiizahbeth Walters
Aridgeville
Guy 2
Philipetary
Stewartsville
deatinn+ tan
Willams
Washington Wictor Co
Washington Ste
Untae
Ho Pin
Ela Alstes
Winter
Ives
Bryan Avenue
Husen
Dunlop
Plater
Ela
Ommil
Tina
Shandouad
Bridgeville
Haven Bunkrv
Cine Heanty
Statu
Dani
jPelles Biers
Iyam
Warren County
Frank K Sontiner
Newark
Louis H. Foeht
Trenton
Edward L. Young
Jasoy City
Liering
Lehigh Valley
Philipstrerg
Wis
Thuray
Smith, Jr
Philipabuns
Elmers Ivory Ae
Guiparbank
Providian
Mae Fay
Agycors
Morris Cima Coe
Thomas Burber
Jan
Riddler
Aghneyy
Fiddle
Heptkeong
Titha
Macney
Valie
Pasafily
Michael Rinney
Dphitipdlurg
Gramnisaiono
Feom Croon
Uridge
Union Square
Atforgay Wim
Walters
Fig Property Staterenty
Wong
Waltera
Warren Wunty
Nork Productte Co
Green Bridge
Cottiainsinnt
Wildbat
Ldkiipsburg
Uhi
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Avett -Walloping
Phillipsburg
Talcott
Vienna
Hampton’s
Babe
Dondap Wis
Kig
Tin
Dunlap
Ball Club
Lackawanna Co
Jackson Avenue
Grand Jury
Asnorlenit
Pauly Witten
Fonesh Varloutesinés
WNET
L Hardware
Unioa
Squar By
Pnutpsvuts
Citizens Party
Hunterdon
Hulberin
Marshak
Earloud
Wine Pressis
Winitn Oak Sous
Gidor Mills
Carel
Lansing
Wheethimraws
Barnett & Waters, Mardware, Uolon Bavare, Chiipsbuse. A
Stony
Croel
Ford
Mechanica
Wackettstown
Aaveck
New York World
sTimiretmont
Der
Zyck Wiakos
Piola
Meri
Barnet & Walters
Tusiware
Walon Square
Pallipsburge
Lieidmann
Broad St
Aolle Ford -Cara
Hackettelowna
Paston Turniture CO
Fourth St
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