Ownership Statement for The Cranbury Press 1914
Ownership record for The Cranbury Press lists Editor George W. Burroughs and Managing Editor Arthur L. Burroughs in Cranbury New Jersey. Business Manager and Publisher are also George W. Burroughs with stockholders including Burroughs. no 1 percent holders noted. Sworn June 2, 1914 before Notary Henry Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury Press
Cranbury
New Jersey
Division of Classification
Washington, D. C
George W. Burroughs
Arthur L. Burroughs
N. J
Geo. W. Burroughs
Henry Moore
Local Paper and Community Value Highlighted
A columnist defends the local paper against city papers claiming it serves towns better when readers invest in it. The author argues a strong local paper benefits all residents and contrasts it with those who dismiss it as inferior.
Poised Reflections On The Country Weekly's Role
A homely salute to the country weekly as the constant fireside companion and link to home. The letter from home, purveyor of neighborhood news, guides and cheers readers on life’s pilgrimage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Old Country Weekly
Family Bible
Country Weekly
Hagerty Pleads Not Guilty In Assault Case At Cranbury
Charles Hagerty of Cranbury faces Assistant Prosecutor Stricker on an indictment charging assault and battery on Samuel Lawrence with a second count for interfering with an officer. Hagerty admitted placing his hands on the man but denied striking him. Bail was set at 400 dollars. Hagerty offered he could raise it. He recalled a prior arraignment where a bail of 500 dollars was set at another official’s suggestion. Also noted are candidates for Postmaster including L. W. Pullen, Addison Robbing Jr., James H. Taylor, and James Hyland, with the post paying 2200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hagerty
Cranbury
Stricker
Mr. Hagerty
Samuel Lawrence
Hagerty
L. W. Pullen
North Main Street
Hightstown
Charles Stults
Pullen
Democratic Party
Walsh
Assembly
Congress
Addison Robbing, Jr
Pennsylvania Railroad
James H. Taylor
James Hyland
Chautauqua Week Sets Stage in Hightstown
Chautauqua week for Hightstown begins Tuesday June 16 with a varied program of afternoons and evenings. The series promises enjoyment and education, and past years show Cranbury attendees benefiting from the events as many locals are expected to join audiences again this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightstown
Cranbury
Tragic Car Crash Kills Lopatin Family at Tennent Crossing
A car carrying four Lopatin family members was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive near the Lopatin home at Tennent, killing Mrs. Nathan Lopatin Jennie Lopatin age 1 William Lopatin age 8 and fatally injuring Nathan Lopatin who died later. the parents witnessed the tragedy from their front porch as the engine tried to stop. The report also notes insurance style ad copy for Chamberlains Tablets and advice on eating slowly.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tennent
Long Branch Hospital
Nathan Lopatin
Jennie Lopatin
William Lopatin
Joseph Lopatin
Lopatin
Two Accidents Within Ten Minutes
Lewis H. Schenck a farmer on Cranbury Neck suffered a severe leg fracture when his horse trampled his leg after he tripped over a stick while watering a horse. Dr G H Franklin set the break and Dr Reddan treated him later. Ten minutes later Henry Baker fell from a barn step fracturing his hip and was taken to Trenton hospital.
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Schenck
G. H. Franklin
Dr. Reddan
Trenton
Henry Baker
Deans to Get New Post Office in Two Years
The government has appointed John Himmler as postmaster for Deans and will open a local post office once alterations to the building are completed. The aim is to have the post office ready by July 1, ending residents long travel to Monmouth Junction for mail. Shake Off Your Rheumatism is advertised with Chamberlain's Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deans
John Himmiler
Himmler
Monmouth Junction
Chamberlain’s
Corset Covers and Gowns by C C Blauvelt
A display of corset covers drawers chemises gowns skirts and combinations from C C Blauvelt highlights available undergarments and dresses. The catalog showcases a range of ladies garments including princess slips and related items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Granbury Press
Cranbury, N.J
Hagerty Just
Constable
Chamberlain
United States
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Charles G. Groves
Main St
Cranbury, N. J
Insurance
O’neil’s Store
North Cranbury
James O’neil
Cranbury, N. Jd
Lewis H. Schenck
W. Elmer Bergen
Cranbury Neck
C. C. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
Trousseau
Blauvelt
Prin
New York
East 23Rd Street
New York, N.Y
Chas.f. Haley
Monroe St
Peppler
Paris
Walter A. Wood
Admiral Mower
Rave von Mmonev
Jersey
Thomas Peppler, & Son
Trenton, N. J
John Vwinar
Bernard B. Kadetsky
Cranbury, New Jersey
B. F. Gunson
Clothier
East State Street
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