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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
4
June weather brings abundant potato blooms across fields and a New Jersey agricultural forecast predicts over 3 000 000 baskets of peaches, a dramatic rise from last year’s 700 000. Farmers and readers alike note nature’s quiet labor and the season’s bright prospects.
Postmaster General Hubert Work tells the Pennsylvania convention that the Republican administration keeps its head and moves toward its goals while Democratic critics whine and exaggerate. He cites improving economic conditions with plentiful money, falling unemployment except in strikes, strong farm loans repaid early, railroad orders rising, and high national credit.
The administration touts debt efficiency with $700 million reduced in bonded indebtedness over a year and $100 million more cut from expenses. Government outlays are dropping, with expected savings of $1.6 billion plus, boosting business and worker confidence while Democratic critics howl at the gains.
Southern Railway conductor Cleve Dean argues against the American Federation of Labor stance on repealing the Volstead Act. He recalls past pro‑Prohibition attitudes, condemns drinking as harmful to life and morale, and says strong drink harms families and work.
A dialogue recalls a dealer offer to finance a seven hundred dollar dining room set with five dollars down and three dollars weekly. The judge quips that by the time paid off it would be worn, yet could be sold as a genuine antique.
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minea New York says Chamberlains Tablets relieve her and her husband during travels and after meals. The tablets ease constipation and indigestion and leave them feeling better.
Rebecca G. Britton Administratrix of Nathaniel Britton deceased gives notice to creditors of the estate to file debts demands and claims within six months from April 26 1922 under oath or affirmation or be barred from action.
The executor of Eliza beth 8. Mygrant deceased will present a final account for settlement on Friday July 14 1992 at 10 AM in the Middlesex Orphans Court. The account will be audited and stated by the Surrogate and then allowed. Dated June 3 1922. Scully Len O. Myanant Executor.
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