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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1921

Page

7

Union County Elections Chair Reelected In New Jersey

Frederick Zier of Elizabeth was reelected chairman of the Union County Board of Elections after securing a second nomination. The iteration follows swearing in of new Hudson County Elections members Robert Armstrong and George Sheets and a reorganizing meeting.

Frederick Zier Elizabeth Union County Board of Elections Chamberlain Asbury Park Benjamin Kaiser Ridgefield Hudson County Board of Elections Robert Armstrong George Sheets George Landwehr Gerrish Newell Armstrong Phillipsburg Warren County Board of Taxation Arcade Pavilion Edward Giovanniello Fourth Street Jersey City Gardner J. Fisher Lambertville James Lash George Lash Denville James Thomas P. Fay Long Branch Clarence T. Housman Board of Commissioners James Owen Montclair Essex St. John’s Episcopal Church Owen Dougald White Bayhead John Desepio, Jr South Plainfield Muhlenberg Hospital Whippany Burlington Mount Holly Burlington County Board of Freeholders Ridgewood Barnett Hospital Paterson Charles Sheffield Haworth Samuel A. Green Richmond Avenue Queens Camden State Street River Avenue

New Jersey Ruling Lets 10 Cent Fare Increase Advance

The New Jersey Supreme Court reverses a Utility Commission decision and allows Public Service Railway to pursue a 10 cent fare. The ruling remands for a just rate based on evidence, noting current costs risk banktuptcy without adequate revenue and stressing passenger safety and service continuity. The piece also covers current refusal to supply power, a coal dealer probe setup, bar exam results, and overcrowding in the death house.

Trenton Public Service Railway Company Supreme Court Utility Commission Justice Bergen Utility Board Bergen Board of Commissioners Utility Corporation Public Service Electric Company Electric Conduits Company of Plainfield Public Utilities Commission Public Service Commission New Jersey Coal Dealers’ Association Joseph A. Lucking Newark Harrison Kearny Irvington Arlington Bloomfield Montclair East Orange South Orange West Orange Belleville

The Story of Our States Dakota Oath and North South Dakota

The article recounts the Louisiana Purchase origins of Dakota Territory, exploration by Lewis and Clark, British posts and 1818 boundary, Sioux land cessions, 1831 settlement, 1854 territorial changes, 1861 creation of Dakota Territory, 1866 population growth, 1889 division into North and South Dakota, and the equal electors of five each.

Dakotasoath Dakota Louisiana France United States Uttle Napoleon Dakotas Lewis and Clark Mundan Pembina Canada Missouri River Nebraska Territory Minnesota Dakota Territory Harrison North Dakota South Dakota

Montana History and the Little Bighorn Massacre Recap

A historical overview recounts Montana events from early fur trading posts to the 1876 Little Bighorn clash where Custer and his 300 troops fell to Sitting Bull and 3,000 warriors. It notes mission beginnings, gold discoveries, territorial changes, capital moves, statehood in 1889, and Montana’s size and electoral votes.

Montana United States Custer Little Bighorn River Sitting Bull Canada Peter John de Smet Flathead Francois Finlay Hell Gate River John Silverthorn Nebraska Territory Idaho Territory Virginia City Montana Post Helena Union

Why Is a Hoosier The Hoosier State nickname explained

The Indianapolis News outlines Indiana’s nickname Hoosier State. It notes early residents were called Hoosiers and cites Mere dith Nicholson’s discussion that Hoossar may derive from Who’s here or hyer, with another theory that it stems from hussar.

Indianapolis News H Gs Indiana Meredith Nicholson Wright C. H. Smith Hoossar Vere Hyer

Tanlac credited with curing chronic dyspepsia claims

A Lexington area couple states Tanlac relieved stomach troubles and nervous dyspepsia after trying many remedies. They praise the medicine as remarkably effective, saying it tonifies all body organs and improves overall health. The ad claims millions have benefited and lists Tanlac as sold by leading druggists.

J.A. White Leestown Pike Lexington Tunlac

Personal Photo Tradeoffs Spark Sentimental Banter

A light exchange praises a photograph’s charm with humor about ownership. Betty offers the negative, while Tom expresses envy at possessing the original. The Boston Transcript captures the witty, affectionate moment.

Tom Betty Boston Transcript

Cuticura Trio Promises Relief for Rough Itchy Baby Skin

The advertisement touts Cuticura products for irritated baby skin including Cuticura Soap Ointment and a scented talcum powder. It urges regular baths and topical use while noting skeptically that some quackery causes misfortune and jokes about marrying to destroy weeds.

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New Jersey State Harry O'Brien John J. Fallon Hoboken Transcellito Union Hill Joseph Russell Greenwood Savenue Esha- Ming Russel Liberty Theater Camp Dix David C. Shanks Charles P. Summerall Blair Mansion Belvidere Blair Hotel del Monte New York E. T. Cunningham National Guard of New Jersey Militia Bureau Washington Gilkyson Frederick Biesle John F. Kenah War Department Blesle St. Mihiel Sadie Blesle Livingston, Street Harris George W. Fireng Conover Street Frank Fireng St. Francis’ Hospital Peter Still East Federal Street Port Murray Roy Thomas Police and Firemen’s Pension Fund Commission Thomas P. Nolan William McCracken William Gibney Daniel J. Bedell Lyndhurst Board of Commissioners John F. Woods John Grier Hibben Princeton University Avenue E Bayonne Kill van Ixult Sussex County Newton Trust Company Atlantic City Charles H. Dannis Philadelphia William J. Burns International Detective Agency Weehawken Millville Lodge Islks Emilie Miller Martha G. Olsen Minnie T. Hengsbach Hamilton Terrace William Wolfe Oaklyn Homeopathic Hospital Common Council of Salem BAR Examination Louis Cohen Charles E. Dalrymple Edward Fenias Harry Gersen Charles Luther George Robertansel W. Iraublau Per. Irving Riker Harry Rinsky J. B H. Yauch, Jr Bessie I. Snyder Perth Amboy John J. Geraghty Samuel S. Forster Rahway Irving G. Pasternack J. Robert Rosenthal Passaic George R. Vaughan Newton Forster W. Freeman, Jr Alfred W. Cooper Vincent J. Casale Herman E. Dultz Nayler del Negro Frederick Pierson Warren County Michael Koszynski Shoszynski Edwards Court of Pardons McClure Gould Old Cork J. A. White Tanlac Icapsules
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