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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1918

Page

6

Highway Board Adopts 19 Plans Nine Routes Designated

The State Highway Commission approved next year’s program with nine designated routes from Trenton to Newark via Metuchen Rahway and Perth Amboy. It awarded contracts for routes in Camden and Burlington counties and approved maintenance and paving plans including a straight route to Newark and upgrades in Caldwell and Rahway.

Trenton Newark Metuchen Perth Amboy Rahway State Highway Commission William G. Thompson Robbinsville Mercer County Hightstown Florence Road Bordentown da Costa Egg Harbor Amboy Broadway South Amboy Stevens Point Morgan Mullica Pill Woodstown Ahear Mountainview Butler North Avenue Westfield Anderson Avenue Grand Avenue Ridgefield Sally Marshall Cape May Court House Ralph Sangiovannni Hammondton- Ancora Camden County Silack & Klockner Ancorateo Unly Construction Company New Brunswick Burlington-Roebling Bound Brook Union Avenue Herbert Mavarestown-Camden Pike Burlington County St George’s Arvenue Sussex County Layton Delaware River Caldwell Bloomfield Avenue Northern Construction Company Thompson Mercer County Line Foehtstown Commercial Avenue City of Elizabeth Sherry Street Rahway Avenue Westfield Avenue Amboy Bridge Keyport Elizabeth Red Red Bank Pennsylvania Railroad Montclair Mountain View Smith's Mills Haskell Wayne Little Balls Montelli West Portal Mountain Hackettstown Netcong Hudson River New York Englewood Port Lee Dyckiman Street Othee Fort Lee Ferry Tudson River

New Jersey Briefs Highlight Local War and Crime News

Chief Justice Gummere orders Bayonne to show cause on signing a $2,017,000 purchase for the New York and New Jersey Water Company. Drafted men head to Syracuse and Camp Upton. Jersey City boxing tragedy linked to a homicide charge. Missing funds case, farm and roadwork notes, sugar certificate changes, and local political columns fill the rest of the report.

Gummere Newark Garven Bayonne New York and New Jersey Water Company Jersey City Syracuse Camp Upton Grove Street Lackawanna Hoboken Pennsylvania Thirty-third Street Terminal Nelson Tapperman New York Nelson Perry City Hospital Armory Athletic Club Oakland Hoboken Avenues Victor Ritche Annie Lister Jackson Avenue Grand Street Millville Orange Newell Willard Rogers Rantoul Princeton Military Aeronautic School Rosedale Cemetery Gloucester Navy Recreation Club South Jersey Haddonfield Stanley Rusk Curtis Hartel Argo Mills W. J S.S. BR. Roart Chayton Mill- Ville New Jersey State Food Administration The Food Bureau Evel C. Johnston James N. Johnston East Orange Dill Johnston Employers’ Association of New Jersey War and Navy Departments C. H. Wheeler YB. AL Gitehell Charles I. Itobinson Salem County Woodbury W. C. Vail Satem County WP. Grodie

Sacred Trust And Loyalty In A World Of Secrets

A Royston quote extols unflinching loyalty to sacred trust guarded by lips and pen. The scene shifts to Constable Slackputter cursing a thief at the Petunia tavern, interrupted by the landlord’s scolding inquiry about his solitary muttering. The Arkansas City Star notes the exchange in a noir tone.

W. Stewart Royston Sam T. Slackputter Petunia Sam Ixansas City Star

Unfair Exchange Sparks Personal Attacks in Interview

A heated exchange reveals accusations of unfair advantage and deliberate insults aimed at a defenseless subject. The dialogue touches on pacifist pasts and calls for information, highlighting vanity and public perception in a provocative discussion.

Fate of the Cliff Dwellers Extermination and Migrations

The cliff dwellers faced destruction by neighboring tribes and were absorbed or displaced. Men were killed while women were taken into conquerors' tribes. In some cases drought or external pressure forced migrations.

Watch Your Skin Improve With Cuticura Ointment Ad

On rising and retiring gently smear the face with Cuticura Ointment. Wash off Ointment in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. For free sample address Cuticura, Dept. XII, Boston. At druggists and by mail Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50.

Cuticura Dept. XII Boston

Fragmented court talk and grim historical detail mix

The text presents a jumbled dialogue about being treated like family and a taunt about compromise, interwoven with a stark historical remark that Westphalia Germany in 1917 had 20,000 child criminals. The fragmentary OCR style suggests a legal or dramatic excerpt with harsh social critique.

Westphalia Germany

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Highway Board Alva Agee State Board of Agriculture Agee Senator Stevens Lewis T. Stevens Cape May State Board of Fisheries Stevens New Jersey State Home Guard Martin Rynick Joseph Davis Florence France Davis George TH. Bearmore Belmar William Rangbather Josephine Camp Dix Elias Hanssen Department of Justice Northside Christian Reformed Church Passaic Three Hundred and Twelfth Regiment of Engineers Thirty-seventh Division William H. Lawrence Union County Walliam WI. Lawrence, Jr Battle Gront Summit Overlook Hospital Oak Ridge Avenue Sumit Philip C. Lawrence Frederick Lawrence Absecon Rockingham Wildwood Crest George Wilson Rahway Hospital Alis. Wilson William Anchester Lesdale Avenue Edward W. Gray United States David M. Flynn First National Bank of Princeton American Expeditionary Forces Home Guards Second Regiment Robert Creighton Audubon Lortesque Carrie L. Fleming Salem Leste Elmer William Frank James McKillip Alloway Fort Mott War Work Council National Y. M. C. A Common Council of Burlington Libby M$neill & Libby Chicago Ti-App Government Agricultural Dept. Farmer's Bulletin Express Dept. K
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