Population gains and road hopes in Warren County
The Washington Star reports Warren County shows a population gain of 1 876 in ten years with Sussex and Hunterdon counties also posting changes. The piece questions uneven borough figures and notes possible errors in 1920 counts while outlining likely road construction limits for 1921 and the impact of transportation improvements on local growth.
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Warren
Sussex
Hunterdon
Stils
Talay'a
Avery
Rendon
Washington Boroush
Wittons Bay
New
New Jersey
Aurgex
Somerset
Port Colden-Phillipsburg
Walt
Warren County
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Jersey
Milla
Automobiles Rise as Key Freight and Passenger Medium
The article notes cars and motor trucks increasingly handle freight due to rail shortages and rising rates, while passenger service remains uneven. It argues autos have become essential for many people and businesses, offering low operating costs and social mobility, with manufacturers expanding output despite a seasonal downturn in some local markets.
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Beir- Scope
Ul Aping
Hikstory
Mtry
Usean
Usta
Eohil
Some Good Men I Have Known about Thatcher
A long tribute to Joe Thatcher praising his public service in Phillipsburg and Warren County. The writer lauds Thatcher as a persistent, reliable figure in road work, county affairs, and local organizations, noting his leadership, generosity, and willingness to respond to community needs while contrasting his approach with others.
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New Jersey
D. D. Aitken
National Holstein Friesian Jissociation
Amier
B.C. Pollock
National
Holtstein Association Extension Service
Dairy Department
The
Agricultural College
Alcken
Kunus
Joverhi
Thatcher
Joe Thatcher
Joe
Tausseltal
Vba
Gwen Dess
Real Jy
Board of Freeholders
Phillipsburg-Washington
Domme Wazenhurst
North Jersey
Stryker
Tateher
la Lomion
Lonlon
Wolden
Wishtigson
Daniel FL Hentis
Liderie Iweime
Horough Couned
Sulk Inter
Hooway
Taal of Freeholders Aend
Lernis Wits
Fieavys
No Parm Failures Hive Profit Notes
scrambled OCR text indicates a historic notice about farm sales and bonds. It mentions prices like 40 or 78 per acre and an agency selling items tied to crop debt years. No clear names or locations are readable.
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United States
Fulton
Nivigdte
Meas
Stronmey
Harac
Rellwart
Westinghouse
Lodtyt
Iow
Weight Brothers
Dayton
Ohio
Oman
Bnuit
Buelvers
Aligoster
Willelza
Victor
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Washington
N. J
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Wheela
NEA
Zehe’ Import
Wrenean
Belgiere
Belvidere
Sam
Asbury
Ayer
Charlie Brady
Ifm
Phillipsburg
Presbyterian Church
Jan Chic
Laklew Lian
Quig Motor Car Co
Kelly-Springfield
Third St
Idrola
Adderess” W Pies Keeler &Son
Yietor Specialists
Northampton
Easton
Puroueere
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Iitya
Clinton
Rogers
Northampton Street
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Pitas
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Sans H. Franch & Co
Faust Brothers
Belvidere, WN. J
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Asvo
American Stores Co
Asea
Chas
E. Washington Ave
Alend
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Washington, N.I
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U.S
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Jelly ‘Fumblers
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