The Croaker Belied Himself In Asbury Park Trade
The article argues Christmas trade in Asbury Park proved optimistic and plentiful. It mocks persistent critics who complain about business and urges cheerful persistence to attract patrons and boost local commerce.
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Aabury Parkers
Ima
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove resident opposes ocean boulevard continuation
In a Journal communication titled Conservative Progression a Ocean Grove citizen argues against extending the ocean boulevard along Ocean Grove's boundaries. The letter contends the project clashes with the town's Christmas spirit and daily modest life, though it suggests the experience may still lift hearts.
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Sao Ocean Grove
Ocean Boulevard
Coofines
Ocean Grove
State News Bits Highlight Tragic, Crime, and Local Happenings
Flemington grocer William H. Hall lies in critical condition after a razor cut led to leg amputation. A large civic funeral for former Congressman J Hurt Brewer is reported in Trenton. Milltown police seek Roger Mullen over a fatal trolley crash involving Miss Ressie Gilliland. In Elizabeth, Corlatmas solitude marks a family dispute over assault charges. Montclair sees the death of 3-year-old Fannie Napier from a house fire injuries. Keyport businessmen organize a bowling club. Matawan and Marlboro contest a domino match with Marlboro leading by two games. Red Bank banks hold 1.2 million dollars in deposits. Spring Lake plans a new 10 thousand dollar banking house. Plainfield reports a gang robbing four houses worth 30 dollars. Jo hn F. Johnson sues for 5 thousand dollars in Newark breach of promise. Ex State Senator Henry S Little praises Cleveland as a top Democrat. Woodbury man Jacob P. Andrews crushed under a threshing machine.
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William H. Hall
Flemington
J. Hurt Brewer
Trenton
Milltown
Thor
Roger Mullen
Ressie Gilliland
Catherine O'Cononr
Livingston Street
Elizabeth
Union County
Fannie Napier
Joseph Napler
Montclair
Keyport
Matawan
Marlboro
Red Bank
Gaia
Atola
Etla Brown
Newark
Joan F. Juhoson
Henry
Little
Cleveland
Jacob P. Andrews
Woodbury
Fraternal Meetings Schedule For Asbury Park Area
Local lodges and orders hold evening gatherings at various venues. Liberty Temple No 6 meets 7 30, Neptune Ledge No 84 at 8, West Grove Jr O U A M at 5, Corinthian Commandery No 7 at 8, with installation for Asbury Lodge F and A M and Ocean Lodge Belmar planned for tomorrow night. The Belmar Masons have met in Asbury Lodge since a previous fire.
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Liberty Temple
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Winckler Building
Neptune Ledge
Manning Building
West Grove Council
Corlies Avenue
West Grove
Corinthian Commandery
Appleby Building
Asbury Lodge
F. and
A. M
Asbury Park
Ocean Lodge
Belmar
Belmir Masons
Wedding Invitations Engraved for Journal Office
Classified notice notes engraved wedding invitations offered by the journal office. Ad mentions work at Wanimaker prices and invites inquiries for ordering.
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Wanimaker
Sunday Schools Celebrate Xmas Across Churches
An array of Christmas programs across First Presbyterian First Baptist and Methodist Sunday schools featured songs recitals and carols. Hawkins eight sang The Holy City. Gifts included 25 in gold to the pastor and 70 for his wife. Attendance awards and musical numbers highlighted a festive observance with orchestral solos and elaborate decorations.
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Jennie
Reformed
Maykinson
R. v. Willia Conger
Boul
John Love
J. H. VanMater
Ralph Gorsline
May Rawson
Joseph
Kendall
Dolla
First Presbyterian Church
Sinock
Wiliam KE. Harrison
Bule
All Hall
Santa Claus
America
St. Pauli
M. E
Ovan Grove
Palestine
J. G. Reed
Christman
Guerin
Hawxhurst
H. D. Clarke
Bradley Beach
West Grove
Engraved Visiting Cards as Christmas Gift Idea
The Journal offers engraving of names in script on copper plates and prints visiting cards for one dollar with fifty six cents for additions. Visit to see samples.
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Bristol
Traveling Notes from Europe on Work and Liberty
The author contrasts Swiss and Bavarian farm life with American labor and leisure, noting cows and dogs as laborers, goats climbing for forage, and the value of hard work. He recalls St Bartholomew and reflects on poverty in the United States while praising Swiss industry and forest order. He also cites Bishop Westcott’s Durham salary generosity and notes a rapid growing paulownia in Philadelphia.
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Switzerland
Lucerne
America
Creek
Spoon River
United States
Living for the man who works the land and climbs
A rugged worker cuts grass across rugged terrain. He climbs rope and scrambles on his hands and knees to reach patches of grass clinging to the mountain side. The effort yields about 150 cents in value, sometimes less.
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