New Jersey Horticultural Society Show Highlights Growth
John H Barclay displayed a wide range of apples at the New Jersey State Horticultural Society meeting in Trenton. President Elias Black praised the year’s prosperity, cited large orchards in Glassboro and Moorestown, urged better tree protection, and warned of insect threats to horticulture.
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New Jersey
New Jersey State Horticultural Society
State House
Trenton
Assembly
Hugh B. MacCauley
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Elias 8. Black
Little Silver
Society
Black
Albert Repp
Glassboro
Horace Roberta
Cheatnuta
Moorestown
John 8. Collins
Morrestown
John 8. Barclay
Cranbury
Pennsylvania
San Jose
Cal Jersey
Local notes and church call in a bygone town
Dr. George H. Franklin is confined to the house with pneumonia fears. William Howell has moved to Morrison Avenue. Mayor John B. Shangle and Mrs. Shangle return to Alabama for the winter. Mrs. L. D. Tillyer visits Do ver New Jersey for the holiday. The Official Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church unanimously calls Rev. I. Yerks to return for another year. Yerks has served three years and left many friends. Robert Rheno is confined to the house.
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George H. Franklin
John B. Shangle
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
I. &. Yerks
Dr. Yerkes
Robert Rheno
Officers for D of S Jamesburg Dec 22
Pride of Mechanics Home Council No 61 Daughters of Liberty held a thirteenth anniversary meeting Monday night with an initiation of twenty three candidates. Regular election of officers for six months elected George Dock as Councilor and a slate including Mrs. David H. Reid Mrs. Charles Wygant Mrs. Frank Emons Allie Chilton Louis Emens James Hampton Mrs. George Dock Mary Truex Joseph Van Pelt Carrie Applegate Mrs. Be Everitt.
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Jamesburg
Pride of Mechanics’ Home Council No 61
Daughters’ of Liberty
George Dock
David H. Reid
Charles Wygant
Hamilton Grange Elects Officers for Year and Pastor Moves
The Patro ns of Husbandry Elect Hysiltos and Aavare officers for the year led by Master M. W. Nutt and secretary Mrs. Nutt. Rev. Lissenden leaves Hamilton Square Baptist church to assume the pastorate at Millville, with fare well sermon planned. A sermon explores church members and born again faith, citing Gipsy Smith and Henry Drummond as discussing spiritual rebirth and church membership.
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Hysiltos
Aavare
Hamillton-Grange
Patrons of Husbandry
M. W. Nutt
Haelues
Hattie Burk
Milton Hullck
Paul Indermuhle
Charles Smith
Mra
Mr. Nutt
Walter Hulick
Walter Hulick; Treasurer, ©. N. Hutchinson; Gatekeeper, W. 8. Lee
Ceres
Mary Tindall
Pomona
Mira Nutt
Fiéra
Anna Everett
Etta Bolick
J. W. Lissenden
Hamilton Square Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Millville
Hamiton Square
Lissenden
Hamilton Square
Jesus
Henry Drummond
Moody
Professor Barbour
Igg
Gipsy Smith
The Washington Star on the art of making a newspaper
The Washington Star argues that newspaper work is easy and universally attempted by nonexperts. It mocks lawyers doctors actors and society figures who offer tips while noting many have worked in journalism before. The piece satirically details postgrad like authoring pieces and editor letters as proof of experience.
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The
Washington Star
the Star
Journalium
iBcribe
Farmers Week in New Brunswick to Highlight Agricultural Education
Farmers in New Brunswick are urged to attend Farmers Week from December 27 to January 1 featuring the Annual Meeting of the State Board of Agriculture and the Farmers Institute programs at the Agricultural College Farm. Dr Edward B Voorhees president of the board has arranged lectures and exhibits with microscopical displays and fruit and crop showcases for daily inspection. Residents and press are welcome, with lodging details available from Dr Voorhees at New Brunswick.
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J. Addison Hunt
Trenton
Hightstown Auto Transportation Company
Ward and Mercer Streets
Stephen D. Ely
Abijah Bodine
Brooklyn
Thomas Brokaw
New Brunswick
State Board of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institute
College Farm
Edward B. Voorhees
Agricultural College
E. B
New Life Pills and Electric Bitters Promised Quick Relief
A formerly ailing Ingleside resident credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with a total cure after years of indigestion and costly medicines. The ad also touts Electric Bitters as restoring vigor and health for nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches and backache. Available at Clayton’s Drug Store for 25 and 50 cents.
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W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Dr. King
IN. F. Clayton
Clayton’s
B. F. Avecue
Ingleside N. C
Pilla
Bealdothie
Clayton
Comet Mass Not Evident in Planetary Motion Claim
The New York American reports Professor Harold Jacoby stating fat comets are extremely tenuous with negligible weight. He argues no planetary perturbations prove this, while a rare earth collision would be minor, and tail gas suffocation is unlikely as Earth likely passed through a tail unnoticed.
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Iarold Jacoby
New York American
Doubtful Praise From a Royal Sweetheart After Misplayed Ball
A football fullback laments a misdirected shot that cost his team the game. His sweetheart assures him of his value, citing praise from a gentleman and even a rival club’s sentiment, insisting the self doubt is unfounded. The exchange highlights fan support and personal doubt after a costly error.
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George
Tie
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the Cranbury Press
Geo. W. Burroughs
John H. Barclay
Hightstown
William Howell
Morrison Avenue
Amanda Baremore
Lewis Chamberlin
D. of S
Rev. Lissenden
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Wakesbarre
Denver
Memphis
North Carolina
Holman Jordan
Middlesex Creamery
Middlesex
Peppler
Oliver
Storm Aken
Thomas Peppler
Electrical Contractors
F.C. Lamb & Company
C. C. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
Philadelphia
Blauvelt
Mary H. Hunt
Orphans’ Court
County of
Jonny D. Rug
William M. Corwin
Stivens
Ann Applegate
Orphans’ Court of
Burrogate
Gronak R
Tuosian
Ablynch Applegate
Arddlesex
Geohnge R. Thomas
Bole
Windsor
du Barry
Phoenix
Initiala
D, MC. Trish
Crochet Books
Globe-Wernicke
Trenton, N. J
Frank A. Brown
Tiverpool & London & Globe
Ins. Co. of North America
North British & Mercantile, Niagara
Caledonian, Commercial Union
Pittsburg
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Oranbury,n. J
O'neil’s
James O’neil
St. Granbury, NM
Bald
Brown & Gibson's
Cranbury Station
Tod
Middlesex County Board of Taxation
Appencar
Secretars
Smith Street
Porth Amboy
N. J
Bent
F. Pennine
International Genuine
W. J. Thomas
Cranbury, N. J
T. Mason & Son’s
Main Street
North Broad
Clothiers Hatters Haberdashers
Trenton, N- J
C. F. Danser
Chas. F. Danser
Cranbury, New Jersey
F. C. Leaming
Sun Optical Mfg. Co
Applegate Optical Rooms
A.B. Anderson
New York City
A. B. Anderson
Studebaker and
Owego Farm
Charles Wicoff
Higatstown, N. J
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