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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1922

Page

6

New Jersey Briefs Covering Local Plans and Trials

Tentative plans for a 26000 world war memorial clock tower on Railroad Square were approved by Asbury Park City Commission. Gloucester County health and education boards will jointly hire a child welfare nurse next year. Millville boards earmark 10000 for an architect for a 260000 high school. Inlet plans in Manasquan under review by Engineer Corps commander Colonel Newcomer. Mayor Herrick urges 7500000 for new Asbury Park hotels.

Railroad Square Asbury Park Gloucester City Oard of Health Board of Education Millville Board of Education H. C. Newcomer Engineer Corps Manasquan Inlet C. E. F. Herrick Chamber of Commerce Deal and Barnegat Anbury Park Elks’ Lodge Highland Park Douges Samuel Berstein Vineland Frank Riley Oceanity Porter Smith Company Seventeenth Marshall Memorial M. E Woodlynne Carson Alexander Alexandres Newark Market Street Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Alexandres Boettner Boetner As & Mason Martin Dyeing &Finishing Co Bridgeton Elmer Johnson Bridgetown Johnson Angelina Mezza Perth Amboy New Brunswick Antonetta Lagonia William Zeitner Essex County Albert Manturo Irvington Eitner Zeitner Stauchter Court of Oyer and Terminer Newton Tony Turko Pitman High School Bell Telephone Company Park Avenue Merchantville Canal Commission Loomis Lehigh Valley Railroad Jersey City State Department of Conservation Trenton Commission Balk Co-operative Fur Company Royal Benjamin F. Leisher Alexander Petrow Petrow Iowa Lake Camden County W. Hart-Ledden Alexander Corson William &. Robinson Mary Walsh Kobus May Collins Walter Willian M. Saunders Catherine Bennett Frank R. Stanger Glassboro Women's Democratic Club of C. M. Schiable M. C. McDonald Nellie Craig Breeden Jacob Mann Carmel Road South Jersey Fifth Street Bergenline Avenue New York Public Service Gas Co John P. Conroy Trancillito Union Hill Park Commission Irving P. Parsons Atlantic City Supreme Court City of Salem Alfred D. Mitchell Mills Samuel Cantor Mount Freedom Jersey Woodbury Board of School Franklin Furnace James Bolitho Franklin Hospital John McLaughlin Morton Street Camden C. Kuhn Farmindale Thomas W. Maher Freehold Maher Lawrence S. Cameron Hinkle State Senate Edmund C. Gaskill Edison Hedges Assembly Gloucester County Council of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations Matlack R. Cassady Millville Unions Lake Lackawanna Hackettstown Lewis T. Bryant Atlantic County Bryant Parent-Teachers Association Council Elsie Henderson Red Cross Philadelphia Bordenstown Visiting Association Ethel Knight Robert S. Hudspeth Hudson County New Jersey Frank Hague

State Board Funds Charges Against County Official Unfounded

The State Board of Education confirmed the appointment of Louis J. Kaser as Burlington County superintendent after a probe found the charges against him unfounded. It also reported on school costs rising to 42 million dollars, with enrollment up and facilities strained, while weighing tax reduction ideas and consolidations.

State Board Trenton New Jersey John Enright Enright State Board of Education Louis J. Kaser Burlington County Kaser State House John C. van Dyck New Brunswick Philadelphia van Dyck Daniel T. Steelman Gloucester County Jason S. Hoffman Flemington H. C Salem Hunterdon Wesley A. O’leary O'Leary Brunt Baugh Pennsylvania Federation Stokes Silzer E. C. Stokes William W. Evans Hudson River Delaware River Elect Silver

Winter Egg Profit Tips for Hens from USDA

Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture. Winter egg production increases profits. use young hens with proper ration. To simulate spring, provide substitutes for insects with bone meal scraps fish meal and tankage. offer green feeds like cabbages turnips beets potatoes and carrots. sprouted oats help with care. grit and fresh water are essential for healthy digestion and economy.

Poultrymen United States Department of Agriculture

Winter House for Poultry

Instructions for winterizing a poultry house include covering south side openings with a drop curtain of muslin or burlap, laying a deep straw litter on the floor, scattering grain to stimulate activity, and keeping a mash mix before hens at all times. The mash should include bran shorts cornmeal ground oats and meat meal making up 20 percent of the mix.

Healthy laying flocks need proper rations and good housing

Advice urges good laying rations over stimulants and tonics, keeps poultry clean with ample coop space, treats fowl for Uee before winter, uses green feed to boost health and next spring, and culls slow-growing pullets to improve vigor.

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