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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
9
An election notice from Guiicks County details the board of register and township election. It lists September dates, polling hours, and the election of township and road purposes. Clerks oversee the process and attendees are urged to participate in the vote.
Fragmented OCR reports discuss changes in New Jersey politics with Woodrow Wilson era delegate rules and primaries. The piece references candidates, party factions, and voter empowerment amid reforms affecting delegate selection.
Analysis notes no personal feud between candidates Dr Carhart and Edgar H. Weller as they seek Assembly nomination. Carhart aims for a third term while Weller claims no natural advantage, with debates over party support and reform alignment shaping their campaigns.
Belvidere baseball notes report a management change cutting costs and swapping pitchers. Plans call for Walton in left field and McAndrews at short, with Phillipsburg and Washington slated for a makeup clash after a canceled game. The piece cites a $25 deficit and an umpire controversy while recounting Nazareth and Dover results and a partial box of scores.
Cardoaf thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and support during illness and after the death of their brother Mr WM H Allen.
A nearby Easton shop advertises new fall and winter clothing including hats caps sweaters under shirts and raingear. It invites customers to visit the store to see stock and shop for the season with claims of ready displays and discounts.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hope township schools with monthly fees at Free Union and Hope locations, unclear identifiers, and references to Oxford and De Vy Dowd. Limited readable details prevent concrete events or outcomes beyond fee notices and locality names.
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