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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
8
A long fragmentary society page lists names, marriages, and family events with mentions of Bridgwater, Apgar, and other households. It references weddings, visits, and social gatherings, noting attendees at various homes and churches, with scattered personal details and local place names mentioned throughout. The text preserves a slice of community life with many unreadable portions.
A chaotic OCR item details village life with dozens of names, events, and dates. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Avera, the Phy Caventi family, local gatherings in Lafayette and nearby towns, and a Ladies Aid Society. The piece highlights a Mostly autumn community meeting, school and club activities, church notices, and social visits among residents, including mention of a dance, a bazaar, and a canning club demonstration. The text shows extensive names, places, and dates, reflecting a dense, period-tinged local newspaper card.
Villagers in Hill report a Washington letter claiming a sample of ore assayed at nine dollars per hundred pounds with gold and liver values, prompting claims of a possible second Klondike as hillside digging and river activity surge. Local farmer Tilton received the promising news and others fear a rapid rush for ore.
Officials outline a 949000 budget split among Pawhateong Shurdwitk Lopiteang and Franklin townships plus related sums for Motor Vehicle Service and road work. Allocations include 56,000 for vehicle matters and smaller grants to Pohuteang Tuawne, Phordwiil lowystiy, Lopateang, Weaukiia townships, with Thurd wick and Loprtoanss also to bear portions.
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