Stepping Stone to Wealth in Asbury Park Beds
Twining & VanSant advertise a 45 room house in Asbury Park for sale at 3000 down 8000 mortgage at 5 percent and second mortgage at 6 percent. Property rents 1500 yearly with fixed taxes and insurance 848, net income over 700. Location 23 Mattison Ave and Bond St Asbury Park NJ.
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Asbury Park
Twining & VanSant
Mormovurh
Mattison Ave
Ard
Bond St
Zasbury Park
Amano Ade
Strong censure for militiamen in New Jersey Guard
The National Guard of New Jersey receives sharp criticism from Inspector General Congdon and associates, with praise only for the First Cavalry Troop and Battery A. Second and Fourth Regiments face harsh judgments for absenteeism and lack of discipline. calls for reexamination of officers and stricter muster, against partisan behavior and dress issues.
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National Guard of
New Jersey
Congdon
Asaletante
Vernor Voorhees
Oliphant
Firat
Trenton
Fourth
Jersey City
Opposition to west Neptune borough plan
A.8 Nichols, a leading Neptune Township taxpayer, opposes a plan for a western borough that would include the whole township from Deal Lake to Shark River. He argues taxes would not fall and school and other affairs would face endless trouble amid fears of new borough government.
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Nichols
Neptune Township
Deal Lake
Shark River
Doctor Burt Dislocates a Rib in Church Decoration
Dr. James F Burt suffered a rib dislocation after slipping while carrying Christmas greens at the First M E Church during an evening event. The rib sprang back into place hours later and he was able to move about the next day.
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James F. Burt
M. E
Burt
Poole's Trial Postponed in Long Branch Libel Case
Editor Poole of the Long Branch Press faces postponement after indictment for libeling Mayor Mortis. Trial delayed until Friday next as counsel not ready. Judge Wall of Rabway set to preside.
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Poole
Long Branch Press
Mortis
Long Branch
Wall of
Rabway
Christmas at Steinbach's Furniture Ad
Advertising copy touts Hannard's and Steinbach's stores with Christmas gifts and free presents for cash purchases. It urges customers to visit both locations, notes evening hours, and promotes Barnard’s Christmas stock as the best around.
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Tuas Stewwnaen ComPany
Barnard’s
Ady
Skating races urged to crown county champion at Deal Lake
A prominent Asbury Park resident proposes a county skating championship with a loop track along Deal Lake or a six mile straight course via a creek. He suggests the Board of Trade as patron and notes Red Bank hosts exciting ice sports, urging Asbury Park to adopt a modern race series to draw visitors.
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Asbury Park
Deal Lake
Wanamasss Bridge
Board of Trade
Housands
Red Bank
Itta
Gifts for Orphans at Willard Home West Grove
Miss Hanna Lewis and her Asbury Park School class visited the Willard Home in West Grove bringing a Christmas tree toys and ample candy and popcorn. The children expressed delight with the thoughtful gift and joyful faces showed their happiness. Mrs Onerry assisted Miss Lewis during the visit.
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Willard
West Grove
Hanna Lewis
Asbury Park School
Mise Lewis
Onerry
Township tax receipts big and overdue added
Township Collector Gifford forwarded nineteen thousand eight hundred sixty five dollars as county and state share. Only six thousand remains to reach full amount due by February for 1809 taxes. Gifford also received a little over five thousand yesterday. Delinquent names were handed to Magistrate Dodd for record. Delinquents face twelve percent surcharge on overdue taxes.
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Gifford
Apé
Tovdate
Giffard
Dodd
Jewelers Hicks Offers Large Diamond Stock in County
John Hicks, a Long Branch jeweler, advertises one of the county’s largest selections of diamonds, watches, clocks, and sterling silver. He specializes in Christmas gifts and offers a fine lamp with every five dollar purchase. Hicks has twenty three years in diamonds.
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John Hicks
Long Branch
Hicks
Yachts Seek Deal Lake Championship Defense
Ten ice yachts raced on Deal Lake amid strong rivalry among O. B. Eskew W. D. Pennypacker Sr. and former Freeholder Wortman. Wortman’s May and Dell holds the pennant, presented by Allenhurst residents in white and purple silk. He vows to defend the crown against all challengers.
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Deal Lake
O. B.eskew
W. D. Pennypacker, Sr
Wortman
McCabe’s Bradley Market Runs Christmas Poultry Drive
Headquarters for Xmas Poultry announces McCabe's Bradley market special drive in Phinetmas poultry this week with a big stack ready to supply the mass demand. Special prices on meats advertised on the first page.
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McCabe
Bradley Market
Phinetmas Poultry
Steinbach's Open Evenings for New Year Shopping
Steinbach's in New York invites shoppers to beat fog and crowds by visiting the stores for gift purchases. The advertisement notes extended evening hours through New Year's, encouraging late shopping at Steinbach's locations.
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York
Steinbach
Christmas presents and monogram stationery ad
The notice promotes Aily Monogram Stationery as a fine Christmas gift for women and offers engraving for 2.50 and stationery at ten cents a quire. It also advertises Barnard's for fine china and Dr Gves B Herbert dental services at the Asbury Park bank building with late office hours.
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Monogram
Asbury Park
Gves B. Herbert
A.P. & O.G. Bank
Epworth League Concert Depicts Birth of Jesus
The Epworth League presented a free admission program titled The Birth of Jesus and His Childhood, with Nelson H. Kilmer showing views and Miss Maud Slocum and Miss Booth reciting scripture. Eleanor Lance sang Star of Bethlehem and The Holy City while the Epworth League quartet and sextette along with several members contributed to the success and a large offering. Rev Eli Gifford presented Wesley B. Stout an umbrella in token of esteem after the event.
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Jesus
Evealog 'Fa
Epworth League
Nelson H. Kilmer
Maud Slocum
Booth
Egypt
Eleanor Lance
Bethlehem
Holy City
J. Berkeley Clary
Bruce
Keator
Carr
E. C. Burtis
Eli Gifford
Wesley B. Stout
League
Stebbins Company Stranded Over Hotel Bill in Hoboken
The Old Si Stebbins company was to perform in Educational Hall but is stranded in Hoboken after a hotel proprietor attached the act’s effects over a $50 board bill. The manager disappeared Monday. Gertrude Wilson fronts the show, $192 in salaries are owed, and all performers have assigned claims to Dan Darleigh. Two pigs, twelve france and several instruments were attached.
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Si Stebbins
Hoboken
Gertrude Wilson
Dan Darleigh
France
Tax receipts surge as town tops fifty thousand total
Collector Amos Lippincott reports this week’s tax receipts of 24160 bringing the overall tally to about 50000 since October bills. Yesterday's receipts reached 5400, Wednesday 6000, and Tuesday around 11000. Names of unpaid taxpayers were returned to Magistrate John A Burden by six o'clock last night, creating a record for potential legal action.
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Amos Lippincott
John A. Burden
Not One Sore Arm Vaccination Success Shown At Neptune
Dr Henry Mitchell announced the vaccination drive conducted Tuesday and Wednesday by Dr John Taylor and assistants treated ninety scholars with no sore arms reported. Five years ago about three hundred children were vaccinated in the school under the local Health Board. Also reported is the death of Policeman William H Gordon of Philadelphia, brother of Mrs Harry Wallace of Asbury Park, with funeral planned next Monday.
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Henry Mitchell
State Board of Health
John Taylor
Board of Health
William H. Gordon
Philadelphia
Harry Wallace
Asbury Park
Oldest American potter dies in Trenton
John Glatz of Trenton died aged 96. Born in Bade Germany in 1827 he was noted as the country’s oldest potter. His passing comes as New Jersey reflects on a life shaping regional ceramic craft.
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John Glatz
Trenton
America
Bade
Germany
Holmes
Rahway
Drugglete
Florists
W. E. Andrew
Atlantic Highlands
William Salt
Ashmore Avenue
George C. Ludlow
New Brunswick
Voorhees
State Street Methodist Church
John D. Fox
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia
F. P. Parkin
Fox
Sea Bright
Discord at Concert Leads to Jail for Irvin Clayton
Irving Clayton was arrested by Policemen Sigelman and Chapman after an old folks’ concert at A. M. E. Zion Church. He created a disturbance, insulted attendees, and was struck in the nose. He was jailed in Freehold for thirty days after a $10 fine default, following a hearing before Magistrate Dodd.
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Irving Clayton
Sigelman
Chapman
Freehold
A. M.E. Zion
Clayto
Steelman
Dodd
Clayton
Ocean Grove Association marks 31st anniversary tonight
Ocean Grove's Anniversary Resort turns thirty one with a celebration at Association Hall. Vice President A. E. Ballard Secretary George W. Evans and Rev. Dr. J. W. Alday will give addresses along with others connected to the group. Entertainers include Miss Margaret Assy and Miss Blanche Bennett. Refreshments and music planned.
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The
Ocean Grove Association
Association Hall
A. E. Ballard
George W. Evans
J. W. Alday
Margaret Assy
Blanche Bennett
Mattison Avenue Poultry Ad Promises Fresh Killed Birds
Schwartz the Mattison avenue meat man offers Christmas poultry inducements with fresh killed stock described as choice and plump. The advertisement highlights quality meats available for holiday demand on the fifth page.
Crosbie’s houses on Main Street advertise winter desks
Barnard's offers ladies' desks at 4.75 and a cheap winter tie promotion. Immediate availability on canoe six and nine rooms. M. M. Crosbie advertises 508 Main Street houses.
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Barnard’s
M. M. Crosbie
Main Street
Visiting Cards and Engraved Keepsakes Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes engraved visiting cards and copper plate script names, offering Bristol cards printed for one dollar with additional options, inviting readers to visit for examples and simple designs.
Advert for Bannard's Upholstering and Invitations
An advertisement notes upholstering work at Bannard's and invites readers to order engraved wedding invitations from the Journal office. It mentions Wanamaker prices and Morris chairs priced at 5.75 dollars at Bannard's.
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Journal
Wanamaker
Morris
Bannard's
Adv
Her Double Life to Be Revealed In Educational Hall
Charles K. Champlin plans to present Her Double Life as a great English society drama with him taking the role of Lord Chumley. A bon-bon matinee is set for tomorrow afternoon with every attendee receiving a box of fine candles. The township petition for a local option liquor law has been circulated and sent to the association secretary amid broad resident support. A Christmas present Edison phonograph is advertised as a top gift, with hundreds of records available at C R Karing 723 Mattison Ave.
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Charles K. Champlin
Halshart
Seases
C. R. Karing
Mattison
Bric-a-brac at Bannard’s Christmas overcoats and suits
An advertisement notes Bannard’s sales of overcoats and suits as ideal Christmas gifts with special prices. The Journal offers engraving on copper plates and printing fifty Bristol cards for two dollars, with sixty cents for each additional set. January 12 is mentioned in relation to tax items.
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Bristol
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