Noble Milling Co Flour and sundries offer at low prices
The IS Market Company advertises unbeatable prices on Noble Milling Co Superior Fours and Best Flour at carload and sack rates. It also lists Star Flour and Great Supreme Flour with low per barrel and sack prices and a range of sundries including Buckwheat, Prepared Flour, pears, coffee, tea, syrup, crackers, Worcester sauce, ketchup and peaches, highlighting state-wide price advantages.
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iSarket Company
Noble Milling Co
Stepping Stone to Wealth in Asbury Park Boarding House
Big money in the boarding house business with a 45 room property in Asbury Park. Priced at 3000 down and 8000 mortgage at 5 percent, plus second mortgage at 6 percent. Expected annual net income over 700 after fixed expenses of 848. Twining and VanSant advertise rooms 12-13 Monmouth Avenue and Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Twining & VanSant
M Ave
Bond St
No Meter Water Rules Move City Toward Metering
Water Superintendent Coffin acting for the Fire and Water Committee orders property owners from Eighth Avenue to Second to install water meters within ten days or face water shutoffs. Meters will be removed from winterized houses and replacement meters expected in spring. Council authorized purchase of meters and aims to meter all buildings within weeks, promising a uniform rate with a potential drop from twenty dollars to about one dollar fifty per thousand cubic feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin
Eighth Avenue
Second
Common Council
Council Bes
Oreos of Asbury Park Tangle With Manhattan College Eleven
Tomorrow's big football clash at the local athletic grounds features the Oreos of Asbury Park facing Manhattan College eleven. The game is expected to draw a large crowd as Asbury Park tries new tricks while four Manhattan players barred by faculty on eligibility rules will still start against the Oreos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorrw
Oreos
Asbury Park
Manhattan College
Oréos
Manhattan
Pastor to wed in Benedicting VI and return soon
Rev Z Clark Marten of the First Baptist Church plans a Monday departure for his former parish in Bennington VI to wed Miss P C Dunham. He expects to return the Friday after, with the parsonage newly carpeted and other improvements completed by the Indies in that congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Clark Marten
First Baptist Church
Bennington
P.C. Dunham
Marten
Held on Embezzlement Charge In Atlantic Highlands
Daniel Scott is held to await action of the Monmouth Grand Jury on embezzlement accusations by Denise Conover. Scott drove an express wagon for Conover last summer, delivered goods to a New York recipient, and later claimed nonpayment. Conover says Scott diverted funds from the delivery and has him arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Scott
Atlantic Highlands
Monmouth Grand Jury
Denise Conover
Scott
Conover
New York
Death by Own Action Sends Man to Asylum
William H. Berlin of near Oceanport was sent to the Trenton Tosane Asylum after declaring Paris green and taking an overdose. Overseer Amos Bordes of Shrewsbury township reported the incident noting Berlin had long suffered mental illness. He reportedly recovered after the poisoning episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Berlin
Oceanport
Trenton Tosane
Amos 8
Bordes
Shrewsbury Township
Barng
Local Bankruptcy Discharge Applications and Private Sale
Jeremiah Tilton, adjudged bankrupt July 20, applies for discharge. Hiram Jelliff and G D Jelliff & Co also seek discharge. A. Oliver, trustee, will dispose of the stock by private sale. Be sure you are right but not too sure everybody else is wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Tilton
Hiram
Jelliff
D, Jelliff & Co
A. Oliver
Dean Price Not Forcibly Ousted From Ocean Grove School
Yesterday's session of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association held its thirty-first annual meeting. Dean Rev. Dr. J Embury Price announced his desire to be relieved as Dean of the Summer School of Theology. The board discussed the school’s future, local entertainments, and appointing Price’s successor. Presidents and officers were re-elected, and portraits of deceased leaders were ordered displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Asabelatlan
Fitzgerald
J Embury Price
Bummer School of Theology
Price
Himelf
Ballard
Yonkers
Theological School
Dean Price
McKinley
Ocean Grove
Burtmer School of Theology
Collie Samed
Yard
Freehold
Andrewa
Sleymons
Colonel Yard
Holmes W. Murphy
Murphy
Wesley Lake
Wesley Brook
Wye Hill
Mull Avenue
Rogers
Park
Grove
J. N. Fitzgerald
St. Louis
A. E. Ballard
George W. Evans
John E. Andrus
W. H. Skirm
Trenton
J. H.alday
T. M. Dickey
James L. Hays
Newark
D.J. Preston
Orange
Sanfords plan brief trip to Trenton and local theft noted
Mr and Mrs G T Sanford depart tomorrow for a short stay in Trenton while Mrs W A Hayes returns from Ovems Grove to Matawan. A Company H committee arranged a Thanksgiving day shoot after drill. Tra Stricklin reports his bicycle stolen from in front of the Ocean Palace. the Cleveland model No 35 was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Hayes
Matawan
Ovems'Grove
A.D. McCabe
Company H
Tra Stricklin
Ocean Palace
Poland’s Experiences Coat Firm Payoffs and Trial Oddities
Peter Poland of Bradley Besch faced trial at Freehold on two indictments charging malicious mischief and threats. He was found guilty and ordered to pay $87.02 in costs after paying substantial sums against his inclination. Returning to Asbury Park he was arrested again for fast driving and fined $5 by Magistrate Borden, which he paid.
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Peter
Poland
Bradley Besch
Freehold
Asbury Park
Smith
Borden
New Bank for Spring Lake Proposed by Local Citizens
Hon. O. H. Brown of Spring Lake leads a group of residents in applying to the Treasury in Washington for the establishment of a national bank at Spring Lake. The item also mentions local advertising copy for Steinbach Clothing and the Brempaen Company, noting quality and value in ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. H. Brown
Spring Lake
Treasury Department
Washington
Steinbach Clothing
Tap Brempaen Company
Shot By A Gunner In Quail Hunt Injury To Magee
Gilbert Magee former Ninog near Marlboro was shot in the face during a quail hunt yesterday. Howard Matthews of Colt’s Neck fired at a quail. the lead hit Magee in both cheeks near his eyes. Magee was taken to Freehold for treatment and is expected to recover.
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Gilbert Magee
Ninog Neai Marlboro
Howard Matthews
Colt’s Neck
Mages
Matthews
George Magee
Charles Hance
Eatontown
Gilbert Mages
Magee
Freehold
Made It! by Coal Gas
Former Coroner Henry Herbert of Prospect avenue woke at midnight to a strong coal gas odor. He and his wife were overcome by the smell but revived after opening all the house windows. The gas originated from a stove on the first floor.
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Henry Herbert
Prospect Avenue
Presents for Cash Purchases and Cash Card Ads
An advertisement promotes cash card purchases with handsome presents. It mentions steno graphy lessons and sales at home or at a Fifth Avenue location, directing readers to Crosbywell's ad on page 7 for details.
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Stempion
Comrax
Whartons Case in Court Over Indictments
Judge Helsley heard a motion to quash three indictments against Rev. Dr Henry M Wharton of Baltimore on charges of false pretenses and embezzlement connected to the Willard Home for Destitute Children. Wharton, now in Louisville, Kentucky, was represented by W H Roger and Frank P McDermott with Prosecutor John E Foster for the state. The false pretenses indictment was quashed due to time, while the embezzlement counts argued a trust versus fee simple deed issue. Judgment was reserved for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsley
Monmouth County Court
Henry M. Wharton
Baltimore
Willard
West Grove
Frank P. McDermott
Free‘hold
W.H. Roger
Trenton
Wharton
Louieville
John E. Foster
Udge Helaley
Hoelsley
R. H. Hughes Injured in Long Branch Fall
Richard H. Hughes, a Branch contractor and Second ward commissioner candidate, fell from a second story in Long Branch while overseeing a brick apartment project. He broke his left leg and sustained minor injuries, was extricated by rope sling, and taken to a hospital for treatment. He is active in local affairs and a member of Carson Commandery, Knights Templar.
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Richard H. Hughes
Second Ward
Long Branch
Hughes
Third Avenue
Asbury Park
Carson Commandery
Knights Templar
Plans for Sea Bright bridge drawn by Wyncoop Braley
Monmouth County Freeholders considered sea bright bridge plans this week selecting Wyncoop & Braley for a 65000 structure with 220 foot draw and 30 foot roadway plus 7 foot sidewalks each side. Opponents objected and the board may bond the county to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Board of Freeholders
War Department
Bureau of Navigation
Freeholders
John M. Braley
Wyncoop & Braley
New York
Messrs
Stevens
Eatontown
Buck
Freehold
Thorne
Holmdel
Holmes
Upper Freehold
Dr F H Williams Buys Como Property For Sanitarium
Dr F H Williams of Trenton has bought the Sharp property at Como and plans remodeling to establish a sanitarium there. The Stemmpnen Company advertises jackets and cloaks for women and box and automobile garments at unusually low prices. Dr George B Herpert dentist operates from the bank building with hours from 9 AM to 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Williams
Trenton
Belmor
Como
Sanitarium
Wowen
Stemmpnen Company
George B. Herpert
A.P. & O. Gf Bank
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