Lake Navy Carnival Display Dazzles Viewers at Pavilion
Crowds gathered beside the lake as a carnival parade featured four white dressed young ladies on pedestals between bridges. Charles Crowell led the display with prizes in gold and a Japanesed paddle wheel boat drew attention along the waters. Notable items included a ten dollar silver watch and cufflinks among other curiosities showcased by local firms and residents.
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Jongh A. Wain- Arbverry
Ember James
Throckmorton
Heck
Charles Crowell
Mr. Crowell
Prent
Burdge
Dewdrep
Gecend
Nenkh Wetherill
Herbert Bates
Newark
Voarth
O. W. Gales
Garford
What the Ladies Can Do Fair Opens With Decorations Complete
The article notes a women-led effort to prepare a fair in full, listing volunteers and booth themes in purple and white, blue and white, green and white, red and white, and orange highlights. Names include Mrs. Walter Swardickson, Miss Josie TenBrosk, Mrs. Jono N. Burtis, Mr. L. Berris, and Mrs. A. Lander among many others assisting with setup and decorative work.
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John Palmarest
Alice Ghants
Walter Swardickson
Art Bouth
Vedea Gurtis
Keyport
Mies Anna Chadwick
Josie TenBrosk
Hattie Weir
Comenye
Glennie Aprons
Jono N. Burtis
L. Berris
Landis
A. Lander
8. Cooper
Saganese Goods
Red End
Pepe
Beth Woodruff
Oka White
L. Harry Vensast
Edward B. Reed
Mra
Magerman
A. Ancker
Wansle Richards
Mies
Mary Krochl
Pherae Butcher
Mabel Kirkboida
H. Mus
C. B. Zacharias
Bellis
Proposal Openings and Bid Bond Conditions Reported
A fragment reports the committee reviewing inlet work near Heytans Heights and opening bids. It notes bidders must provide a bond under certain conditions to proceed with the contract.
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Heytans Heights
Valuable Block in Kabhery Perk Sits Amid Surprising Prices
A block in Kabhery Perk draws interest as buyers speculate on its value. The tract, measured at twenty five feet, suggests higher offers may emerge but uncertainty remains about Mr Bradley's willingness to sell.
Moeman Hogarty’s burglar alarm eases chicken home
A garbled report describes Unc Hogarty rigging a burglar alarm between a chicken pew and a bedroom to deter robberies. A recent visitor to the place is hinted to have fled into a wagon, with unclear details following.
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Unc
Hogarty
Person Seeks Wheel For Daily Riding Need
A person requests a wheel to continue daily riding, underscoring ongoing mobility needs and access issues. The note highlights personal necessity and potential for local assistance.
Amendment Vote Fails On Sign Ordinance Debate
Council rejects proposed sign ordinance by a 4 to 3 vote amid fiscal and street concerns. Discussion covers penalties for signs, crosswalk safety, street openings, and budget reallocations for street and monument park projects.
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Hape
Harwit
Harvey Warted
Hoe
Puld
Harvey
Wilbur
Oad
Eaid
Ecilman Jones
Ives
Bradley
Keator
Kirkbride Kroehl
Wilburowas
J. K. Moston
Main Street
Held Avenue
Cookman Avenue
Advertisement Promises Shoes Supply and Inducements
A volume ad touts a chance to secure a supply of shoes for months ahead with other inducements mentioned on the same page.
Puzzling OCR Snippet Describes Evasive Loiterer Phrase
Fragmentary OCR text shows a distorted quote about a loiterer and phrases like I pave home. No clear event, date, or names emerge, leaving interpretation speculative.
Anglers flock to Seaside Park on Barnegat Bay sport
Seaside Park hosts a busy fishing scene with Barnegat Pier anglers reporting fine catches. Notable hauls include 300 fish by Capt Lem Vanderveer on the yacht Wide and 142 fish by a party aboard the Stella led by William Ely of Asbury Park.
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Seaside Park
Monmouth County Shore
Barnegat Pier
Barnegat Bay
Asbury Parkers
Barry Vandervest
Stella
William Ely
Lem Vanderveer
Monmouth County
Mr. Wilson
Asbury Park
Dr. Wood
Congressman Howell
Spring Lake
0. H. Brown
Stairs
Gasette
Lanytra
Calvin & Crowell
Logan Gaskill
Joseph H. Gaskill
Mt. Holly
Barnegat Inlet
Fling
Herbert Heroy
Belmar
Carrie
Barmeget Pier
Ed Carver
Point Pleasant
Mr. Heroy
Carver
Gov. Black
New York
Gov. Grigge
Heroy
Yachtepen Se
Suarrae
Social guests at Ocean Grove announced in local notes
Prominent visitors include Miss Alma Wileon and Miss KE Newlin from Philadelphia, Mrs. Davies of Jersey City, and Mr. D. Quiskey of Trenton, staying at Spray View and Seaside resorts. A Baxter of Pittsburgh pastor M B D notes attendance while cycling enthusiast Sherwin is listed among locals.
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Wileon
Alma Wileon
Washington
New Arborton
D. Quiskey
Trenton
Spray View
KE. Newlin
E. L. White
Philadelphia
Reer Rev. M. B. D. D
Methudiet
Pitteburg
Mies
Baltimore
Alee
Davies
Jersey City
Rs. E. D. Miller
A. A. Hubbard
Bensonhurst
Jersey
Oe Ieland
Jolly
Unclear fragment concerns Werst agency aid request
The readable bits show a fragmented request for help or cure facing a challenge. No clear persons, places, or events are identifiable to establish a factual record.
Fragmentary OCR History Note on Material and Wealth
A garbled passage discusses raw material, observers, and a barrel of money. The text references men, clothing, and rheumatism, with unclear dialogue about not being made a fool and a comment on money and consumption. The fragments lack coherent narrative or identifiable sources.
Eight annual baby parade set with judges and aides
The eighth annual baby parade in Milan is set for Saturday with a panel of twelve judges selected to decide prizes for decorated carriages costumes and other child related entries. Judges will be stationed along Fifth Avenue to view entries and a roster of aides was named by committee head A R Parsons with additional prize categories introduced this year including colored ribbons and postponed prize distribution to Monday.
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Milan Ross
J. E. Ralph
Coleman Houses
Lydia Morgan
Hotel Brunswick
Haskins
Jersey City
W. E. Preble
Byram L. Kennelly
New York
Alfred
Fifth Avenue
I. F. Randolph
A. R. Parsons
Charles H. Ward
Clarence
Steiner Waters B.day
M. F. Bird
M. Harry Scott
Taulman A. Miller
George E. Hopper
Harry
Harvey B. Johnson
Eugene S. Ripley
Charles A. Atkins
Charles Davis
Augustus Leonard
W. Clay Bateman
Henry Ryne
Jeane Naftal
Reuben Norris
Clifton N. Jellis
J. H. Youmans
Howard Hulick
W. A. Berry
James F.ee B. Ayres
H. B. Bennard, Jr
J. E. Woitman
RB. A. Tusting
Claude V. Guerin
Mice Ross
Miss Ross
Miss Hoss
Chief of Police Berry collects fines and costs from delinquent JPs
The city chief of police is tasked with gathering fines and costs from Justices of the Peace who are overdue. The move aims to enforce penalties and recover funds owed to the authorities.
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Berry
Justices of the Peace
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