New Jersey Senate Approves Barrett Beer Bill With Edwards Backing
The New Jersey Senate passed the Barrett beer measure by 12 votes to 9 after governor Edwards endorsed the bill as a major campaign pledge. Debates centered on federal rights and state prerogatives amid acrimonious discussion. A separate package sought to create a five member public affairs board and a repeal effort against the State Utility Board. The daylight saving bill also passed the Assembly by a narrow margin. Governor Edwards warned of rising highway and state-finance costs in a special message.
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Trenton
Senate
Assembly
Edwards
C. D
White
Atlantic
B. A. White
Burlington
Pilgrim
Essex
Smith
Passaic
Case
Somerset
Simpson
Hudson
Martens
Hunterdon
Heath
Mercer
Brown
Middlesex
Kays
Sussex
Barber
Warren
Neel
Haines
Camden
Pright
Cape May
Sturgess
Gloucester
Stevens
Monmouth
Whitney
Morris
Hagaman
Ocean Runyon
Union
Hiss
New Jersey
Anti-Saloon League
Woot
Crner
Rungyon
Barrett
House
Runyon
Dict Arnolds
Anti- Saloon League
Commerce and Navigation
State Utility Board
Asemblyman MacAteer
William Kearns
Newark
Supreme Court
Publi Service Corporation
Utility Board
Eldridge
Shields
Congress
Agans
Tozer
Bergen
Roberts
James MacFarland Post
American Legion
James B. Birch
New Jersey Scene: Schools, Services And Local Projects
Numerous New Jersey towns report varied local happenings. Eight teachers ill in Woodbury, Maple Shade sells a historic estate for a hosiery mill site, and a Knights castle forms in Riverside under George Borehan. Visiting Nurse Association buys a $5000 home in Palmyra, while Ocean City raises pastor salaries. Camden, Woodbury, and Gloucester City see wage bonuses, safety upgrades, and flood/illness concerns amid influenza era strains.
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Riverside
Knights” of the Golden Eagle
George Borehan
Palmyra
Broad and
Lincoln Avenue
Ocean City
First Presbyterian Church
R. 8. Snyder
Gloucester City
R. A.conover
William Harker
M. B
Millville
Vineland
Delanco
Merchantville
John J. Burleigh
Camden
Haddon Township
Woodbury
Cooper Street
Pennsville
Lower Penn's Neck Township
Pennsgrove
Albert Brown
Antone Kolinski
Stackhouse
Bodine
Socety
Cunden
Jacob Mickelman
Public Service Railway Company
Pedricktown
Domestic Science Department
Mount Holly
Joseph Wynn
BenjaminWorwitz
Joseph Sorkin
Samuel Ackerman
Trenton
United States
Wilson
Mount Laurel Township
Wynn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Troley
Vanhart
Mary Whitehead
Tve
Haddonfield
Mary Gakill
Atco
Caroline Prinetti
313 Line Street
Supreme Court
Minturn
Wolverton
Clarksboro
Eglington Cemetery
Jersey City
Richard Doherty
Hudson County Court
Stork
Doherty
Peter J. Sullivan
Gloucester
Near East Relief Fund
Burlington
South High Street
Pleasantville
Chamber of Commerce
Verga
Gentretown
Fox Club
Anton Pento
Benson Street
Charles
Merchantyile
Gordon M. Russell
Presbyterian Church
Clayton
Bridgeton
Central
Central Station
Pennsylvania Station
Greenwich
J. Calvin Krause
Greenwich Presbyterian Church
Erlc FE. Sutton
Shiloh
John Darwinski
Gloucester Heights
Recorder Stackhouse
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Swedesboro Pike
Salem Branch
Here
Glassboro
Edwards
Camden County
South Jersey
West Jersey Bottlers’ Association
Atlantic City
Barnett
Fire Department
Caldwell
Passaic River
Paulsboro
Borough Council
Woman’s Club
New Jersey Collega
Colllifs Tract
Bridgeboro
Burlington-Camden
Riverton
Beverly
George Vogel
Flemington
State Sewage Works Association
State Department of Health
Vogel
Theodore Bellis
Grandfather’s tale of moving to Canada in 1916
F J Chamberlain recounts leaving Iowa for Alberta's Gem Colony in 1916. He sold his holdings, pooled with others, settled 160 acres, built a home, and grew wheat while his family worked to support the table. He later notes his son’s work, a thriving farm, and a near lifelong sense of opportunity in Manitoba.
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F. J. Chamberlain
Canada
Alberta
Mr. Chamberlain
Idaho
P. R
Allan Nicholson
Hazelbridge
Manitoba
le Mars
Plymouth County
Washington Township
Iowa
Dalton
South Plympton
Springfield
United States
Reforming Camp Sullivan Director Surprises with Thanks
John Taylor the playground director at Camp Sullivan gave some boys horseshoes to play on the court last fall. After returning the shoes one boy said thank you and a companion quipped about reform. The remark highlights unexpected courteous behavior at the military park playground.
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John Taylor
Camp Sullivan
Military Park
Taylor
Hully-gee
Indianapolis News
Tenacity and Co-operation in Pursuit of Great Endeavors
A reflective note on character and teamwork. Tenacity defines those who achieve greatness. cooperation means guiding oneself to enable others to work effectively with you. The message emphasizes perseverance and collaborative conduct as keys to success.
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Begg
Ec Wells & Co
le Rov
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