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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1922

Page

4

Agricultural Week At Trenton For New Jersey Farmers

New Jersey farmers converge on Trenton for Agricultural Week January 10 18 to discuss coop marketing standardization and farm movements. The New Jersey Farm Products Show will accompany sessions at the Second Regiment Armory with exhibits on potato corn milk poultry fish game and more. Conference leaders include Secretary Alva Agee and state and federal marketing experts who will outline cooperative marketing and standardization nationwide trends.

Trenton Alva Agee New Jersey United States Hale Tennant Michigan L G Foster Wisconsin Department of Markets Lloyd S Tenney Federal Bureau of Markets H. W. Samson Douglas S. Dilts Paul B. Benneth State Department Jersey Alexis L. Clark Bureau of Markets Clark National Association of State Marketing Officials State Department of Agriculture New Jersey Federation of County Boards of Agriculture Moose Hall H. E. Taylor Stacy-Trent William N. Bunyon Federation Tural State Capitol Edwards State Board of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture New Jersey State Horticultural Society New Jersey State Poultry Association Holstein-Freisian Cooperative Association of Armory Joseph S. Frelinghuysen Somerville A Willard Minch Bridgeton Charles H. Brown Swedesboro H W Jeffers Plainsboro Fred Lippincott Moorestown EL. Sexsmith Belmar W. W. Titsworth Sussex C. N. Warner Toms River

G A R Membership Rapidly Fading After 1920 Peak

National G A R data show 93 155 members in 1921, down from 103 258 in 1920. Ohio leads with 10 241 members, followed by Pennsylvania New York Illinois Indiana and Massachusetts. Confederate states total about 2 200. The 1921 figures trace a long decline since 1890, with the national encampment voting to meet yearly while members remain. Brig Gen John L Clem claims to be the youngest member at 71. oldest member is unresolved with many claimants.

G A. R Grand Army of the Republic Indianapolis Ohio Pennsylvania New York Ilinois Indiana Massachusetts Confederate States Illinois State Department John L. Clem Army and Navy Club Washington

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ad

A pleasant safe reliable medicine for coughs and colds. Widely used for many years and esteemed in households. A favorite with mothers of young children as it contains no opium or other harmful drug. Try it when you need such a remedy.

Chamberlain’s

Burt Tyson Defends Saxton Patent Theft Plot

Burt Tyson uncovers and thwarts a Walworth theft attempt on Mr. Saxton’s motor patent. He wires a Washington lawyer to secure a caveat and wins support from the inventor. Annette Saxton, grateful and hopeful, ends the scene with renewed love and approval.

Western Newspaper Union Mr. Tyson Burt Tyson Annette Saxton Burt Saxton Annette Mr. Saxton Tyson Walworth _company Walworth Washington Walworth Works

Belief that Today Outshines Yesterday

A brief quotation from George F Hoar asserting today is better than yesterday and that tomorrow will be better than today. The remark emphasizes optimism about future progress and personal improvement.

George F, Hoar

First National Bank Reports Condition at Cranbury and Jamesburg

No 3168 reports December 31 1921 condition of First National Bank Cranbury and First National Bank Jamesburg New Jersey. Details list resources including loans notes and bills rediscounted United States government securities and cash in vaults with total assets around 1 251 416 88 and deposits 1 059 792 13. Statements sworn January 1922 by cashiers Geo B Mershon and Milton I Voorhees with notary public approvals.

First National Bank Cranbury New Jersey United States Borve Bank.co Sesceseeene Middlesex George B. Mershon Geo Mershon Suhday P. Stillwell Jamesburg Federal Reserve Capital Federal Reserve Bank State of Milton I. Voorhees J. Epump Marzgort

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