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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
5
Cranbury residents attend meetings in Trenton and socialize at homes across town and nearby towns. Highlights include weddings, Henry Havens Grange installations, a Brahma chicken exhibit, and a note on public school openings amid measles caution.
A historical notice lists multiple public sale events across New Jersey towns in February. Vendors include Franklin Bennett Cranbury H Holston Jamesburg Dayton Albert Hulick Cranbury Plainsboro F F Grove Windsor Court Patrick Byrne Plainsboro Station Groendyke Dutch Neck George B Mershon Park Place Cranbury Henry W Brown Cranbury Station Harry Dey Prospect Plains Edward Evgerman Edinburg Robbinsville and Stivens & Bro Co. The items span horses cattle poultry farm machinery household goods and produce with sale dates across February 3 6 10 11 12 16 18 and 20 plus designated locations and auctioneers. A Ford Coupe Top and Farm Wagon are noted for sale by J 8 Stivens & Bro Co.
Rafael F. Benavidez of the U S department of justice cites District of Ponce data showing felonies dropping from 62 to 41 with prohibition year over year and school attendance up about 48 percent. He argues enforcement boosts labor conditions and overall welfare while predicting further felony decline and economic gains.
Notice states Cranbury Township Middlesex held January 12 1920 budget and tax ordinance approval. A public hearing at I O C F Hall February 2 1920 at 8 PM invites taxpayers to object. The 1920 budget appropriates 4518 dollars for listed resources and appropriations.
Attest by Clerk and Chairman, Monroe Township, Middlesex County. Ordinance relates to taxes for the year 1920. Tax levy set at $6,565.00 to meet appropriations for the fiscal year 1920 as stated in the resources and appropriations statement.
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