Governor Stokes Inaugural Address Highlights State Finances
The Inaugural Address to the Legislature outlines state revenue use, noting six and a half dollars per hundred spent on education six dollars for roads three for charity and twelve for agriculture. It urges reforms to protect taxpayers with lower average tax rates and constitutional adherence. Proposes state land purchase for forestry and water supply improvement to aid farmers and industry.
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Stokes
Legislatura
rBtate
Btato
Daryl Hutchinson era words and farm life lessons
A mixture of moral exhortations on industry integrity and domestic skill followed by local notices. The piece urges young men and women to value character and practical abilities, then reports on state farming policy, a grange event, social visits, and a tuberculosis outbreak ending with the destruction of James Hutchinson’s cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hutchinson
Dutch Neck
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Nominated for New Jersey Public Roads Commissioner
Governor to send former Senator Elijah C. Hutchinson of Mercer County to the Senate next Monday night as state commissioner of public roads to replace the deceased Henry I. Budd. Hutchinson, born August 7, 1865 in Windsor, Mercer County, has served in the Assembly and Senate and was president of the Senate in 1903. The three year term carries a 2500 dollar annual salary, as New Jersey expands its road program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokes
Senate
Elijah C. Hutchinson
Mercer County
Henry I. Budd
New Jersey
Lesda
Union
Mer ‘Cer County
Biley
Briggs
Donnelly
Henry C. Buchanan
Hutchinson
Windsor
Busiausa
Hatchstos Township
Assembly
Pioneer Grange Installations At Monroe Hall Jun 16
Monro e Hall hosted Pioneer Grange No 1 on Monday evening June 16 with State Deputy Theodore Cubberly presiding. Officers named include Master Jobo E Stuke and Secretary C H Edwards. seven new members brought total to 86. The group praised growing membership and noted Abijah Applegate filling his ice house recently.
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Pioneer Grange
Monroe Hall
Theodore Cubberly
Jobo E Stuke
D. C. Mershon
Currie Wilson
B.C. Reynolds
E. W. Clayton
H. J. Butcher
Lemuel Stulte
C. H. Edwards
Local Social Roundup from Davison and Guests
Mr and Mrs Geo Davison spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wilson. Mr and Mrs Percy Eygnor entertained about thirty friends. The Ladies of the C P Church held a social for Juniors on Saturday afternoon. J H Grove of Hamilton Square visited friends Friday. F F Grove sold his rye crop to J Chamberlin & Barelay. L W Grove finished killing his herd on Wednesday. Albert McNamee filled his ice house with eight inch ice. The twentieth Century gooing club did one good shooting at their last watch. Leroy Vanoest won the turkey. Mr and Mrs Richard Mason entertained a few friends Tuesday evening.
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WY. Nutt
Hamilton Square
Brown
Eva Hutchinson
George Bilvera
Windsor
Wnh
Hulick
Edinburg
Charles E. Rue
Milton
Elizabeth
Windsor Grange
Hightstown Grange
Mia
Mary Tindal
Hster
Dey
Manalapan
H.hutchinson
G. Hutchinson
C. M. Hutchinson
Robbinsville
Walter Hulick
Percy Eygnor
F. F. Grove
J . Chamberlin & Barelay
C. A. Titus
Wicoll
Leroy Vanoest
Richard Mason
Inge
Attempted Robbery at South River Bank and Related Incident
Early Sunday an attempt to rob the South River bank failed with no theft. a pistol belonging to the cashier was taken. Later, Frook Mystieu vinu was found intoxicated in the street with the pistol. after arrest he confessed. He was taken to New Brunswick. The bank’s manganese steel safe resisted entry. only hinge ornament damage noted. Also advertised is the Pennsylvania Railroad Winter Excursion Book offering travel details and routes, free at ticket offices or by mail from George W. Boyd.
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South River
Tbe
Frook Mystieuvinu
New Bronwick
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Gro. W. Boyd
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Kadol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Stomach Relief
All stomach trouble is removed by Kadol Dyspepsia Cure, it aids digestion and rests the stomach. A testimonial from J. D. Erakine of Allenville Michigan claims heartburn and stomach trouble disappeared after two bottles, with better appetite and health. Sold by NFL Clayton.
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J. D. Erakine
Allenville
Mich
NFL
Clayton
Florida Two Weeks Tour by Pennsylvania Railroad
A January excursion offers a two week Florida rail tour from New York to Jacksonville via the Pennsylvania system. Packages include Pullman accommodations meals and round trip transport with rates from major hubs such as New York 50 Philadelphia Baltimore and other points at proportional pricing. Tickets and details available from ticket agents or Geo W Boyd General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Seaton
Jacksonville
Floreda
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Speen Net
Trenton
Philadelpha
Harris
Pilsbury
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street
Phila
Adelphia
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Patents Ad
Redisbrand column style ad touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a mild, reliable laxative praised by users from Lafayette Indiana and New York. It markets Witch Hazel Salve and Dr King’s New Life Pills for assorted ailments, with testimonials, pricing, and store details at N F Clayton’s drugstore.
Civic Improvement Movement Grows Across Towns and Cities
A Midwest civic improvement movement spreads through about 480 local groups via the American League For Civic Improvement. It advocates attractive homes, parks, clear signage, and better rail lines, urging citizens to back architecture, back yards, and coordinated park systems to curb unsightly advertising and urban ugliness.
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American Club Association
Ohio
Pack Yard
Derigion
Almer
St. Louis
American Clyse Association
Kansas City
Boston
Essex County
New Jersey
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hartford
Conn
Care of Streets Encourages Village Improvement Groups
The article urges towns to maintain streets and roads, praising village improvement societies that appoint volunteer inspectors who, with paid workmen, weekly check and repair damage. It notes eight years of inspection cut costs and improved roads, arguing road quality heavily influences new residents choosing a town.
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Nealdentz
Elean Wal
Town Owns Theater in Ashland Ohio Is City Treasury Source
Ashland Ohio stands out as the only U S town that owns and operates a theater built for plays and lighted with electricity and gas The 1200 seat opera house uses the funds after expenses to bolster the town treasury Manager A Westover oversees a venue which since completion has netted over 400 for municipal coffers The 1880 civic theater burned in 1900 leaving four walls and a 30000 bonded rebuild funded by insurance and bonds to construct the present facility
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Ashland
United States
The
New York Herald
Ag Itlv Enuird
Asbestia
Ashlind
Celtics
Ciivic
A. @. Westover
Building Up Business Through Publicity and Service
A Home Trade Advocate urges merchants to modernize, advertise, and assure fair prices and courteous service to attract customers and keep money in town. The piece emphasizes knowledge of goods, market fluctuations, and ethical practices as the path to economic growth and community prosperity.
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Ciitizens
Iit
Doller
Cure for Malaria and Croup Advertised in 19th Century Ad
An old advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a cure for ague malaria stating it purges the disease from the system. It also touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as swift relief for croup, recounting a Kentucky mother’s testimonial and urging purchase at a local drugstore.
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Munday
Henrietta
Clayton's
Croup
Foley
Hovey
Pat
Ply
Cordier
Mannington
Sun and Leaf Wordplay Turns Into Patent Cure Ad
An 19th century ad promotes One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and colds. It claims quick relief, clears phlegm, reduces inflammation, and soothes the lungs. Sold by N. F. Clayton.
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Pneumonts
N. F. Clayton
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the Cranbury Press
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Anatom
Franklin Dey
State Board of Agriculure
Ted
Bouth
Meg Oe
Lew Jersey
E Jorera
Italy
Biscountry
Keon
I State Home
N. J
Fe Boroughe
Aking Fund
E Wilt Baeleng
Judiciary
Heriéa
Ealarg
Kithayot
Milltown
Whitehead
Harry Day
Cranbury Wank
George W. Tindall
Be Hin
Baers5
Sloeuta
Oklahoma
F. Hulick
Hightstown
Mr. Hutchinson
Prospect Plains
Plainsboro
Geo. Davison
Wm. Wilson
C. P. Church
J. H. Grove
Mrs. Walter Scott
Mrs
L. W. Grove
Albert McNamee
South River Bank
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Florida
DeWitt
Bob Moore
LaFayette
Ind
N. PF. Clayton
R. A. Gray
J. PP
Qakvibe
Polly
Harriet Howard
W.dd
Hendy
Oaklindon
King
Abe
Speedy Relief
DeWitt's
N. P Clayton
Dr. King
American Civic Association
England
Germany
TOWN
Nendonng
Cliven
Pittsburge Post
Hornbeak
State St
Broad St
Trenton, N, J
Mr. Box
Thomas Mason & Son
D’ Main St
Hightstown, N. J
Peppler
Alangs
Justin
A. B.C
O. K
Thomas Peppler
Hichtstown
Newark Business College
Cor. Broad and
Market Sts
W. W
Prin
Newark, N. J
Jamaica
Alan
New-York
Tribune Farmer
National Illustrated Agricultural Weekly
New-York Tribune Farmer
Tribune Building
New York City
the Press
Christopher Duryea
Contracting Mason
Charlton Street
Consult
Sun Optical Mfg. Co
State and Warren Streets
N.d
Geo.f
Applegate
Lupton Bros
Matawan
Keyport
Perth Amboy
P.O
Rillahy
Our
Aa Rts
C. Unger
Maple St
Champaign
Henry Livingstone
Babylon
N. Y
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