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Cranbury Press in Cranbury, New Jersey

31 Mar 1922

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Cranbury Press

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Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1922

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3

Central Railroad Pushes Newark Bay Bridge Adjoining Jersey City

The Central Railroad of New Jersey seeks a faster link to a proposed 9 million dollar bridge over Newark Bay joining Elizabethport and Bayonne. Opposition in Newark spurs Congressman Lehrbach to seek repeal of the railroad’s bridge permission. The Hudson County Boulevard Board will review the plan after state commerce actions on March 30.

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Central Railroad Newark Bay Senate House New Jersey Inter-State Bridge and Tunnel Commission Jersey City Hobart Newark Commission Essex Freeholders Board of Managers Powell Burlington Assembly Evans Herbert N. Morse Trenton State Department of Public Instruction Edwards Morse Assemblyman McMillan Essex Idwards Sind Mercer County Board of Taxation William A. Lowrey Hamilton Township Alfred K. Leuckel City Llewlyn Hildreth Cape May Austin H. Swackhame Woodbury Willis T. Porch Pitman Grove Bergen Willard P. Burdett Hackensack Joseph L. Thomas Riverton Camden Francis D. Weaver Cumberland Edward H Corson Millville William E. Sandmeyer Gloucester Ell Heritage Richwood Hudson Clarence T. van Doren Harrison Hunterdon Alva L. Alpaugh Oldwick Middlesex George J. Haney Perth Amboy Monmouth Albert L. Ivins Red Bank Morris —Horace JL. Dunham Dover Passaic Stephen R. B. Jacobs Pompton Lakes Somerset Edward E. Cooper Mount Bethel Sussex Lewis van Blarcom Westfield Union Lloyd Thompson Warren Arthur G. Taylor Pohatcong Township State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors Thomas J. Wasser George H. Noble Clifton John C. Remington, Jr Haddonfield Warvey Snook Newton Hugh Kelly New York State House Jersey Commission John B. Bates Theodore Boettger Judge Kates South Jersey Richards McCran James P. Dolan James J. McMahon Delaware River Bridge John IF Boyle Central Railway of George Holmes Hudson County Boulevard Board of Freeholders Bayonne Avenue A Elizabethpot Lehrbach Congress Theentral Railroad The War Department Holmes State Board of Commerce and Navigation Hudson County Boulevard Commission
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Squabble Over Corpse In Court

In Poplar Bluff a legal fight over a corpse shipment to Nashville and back centers on who pays the $200 in charges. The case follows a murdered Tean’s body, misidentifications, a misrouted return, and a court order for a new trial after a jury ruling. The widow Mrs. Mary Murray seeks recovery from the Frank Undertaking and American Express company as the dispute drags through attachment actions and a county burial order.

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Poplar Bluff Solomon Nashville Tenn Circuit Court Theodore Murray Mary Murray Frank Undertaking Company American Express Company Murray Express Company Undertaking Company Express Potter's Field
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Quits His $1 Job by Heck in Kentucky Farm Story

Franklin Kentucky reports James Arthur Poteet, earning $50 daily from five oil wells on his farm, retires from his $1-a-day farm hand job. He built a $250 house with his own hands and moved in with his family. His wife received a sewing machine and Poteet spent $6 on an oil publication subscription. He originally bought the farm for $10.

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Franklin, Ky James Arthur Poteet Poteet
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Discoveries of Roman City Ruins Reported in Spain

Santibanez files a Madrid El Imparcial dispatch noting extensive remains of a Roman city near an ancient highway toward Astorga. Copper piping, gold coins, ceramic fragments, and vases with ashes are reportedly unearthed in the area.

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Madrid el Imparcial Santibanez Astorga Celsterns
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Improved Roads Using Surplus Supplies Across States

United States Department of Agriculture reports show peace time conversions of surplus war materials to highway work. Army ambulances become survey cars, water sprinklers spray whitewash on poles, bomb proof shelters house road tools and explosives. About 50 million dollars in surplus materials distributed, including nearly 30,000 motor vehicles and 12 million in spare parts. States modify trucks with dump bodies, hoists, and new bottoms to serve road construction and snow removal.

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United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Congress Bureau of Public Roads
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Federal highway act set timetables for state systems

The federal highway plan will use roads not exceeding a state share and will be approved by the secretary of agriculture. States must map proposed routes, show alternatives, and aim for long cross state corridors. Washington submitted the first complete state system on December 27 with more expected soon.

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Secretary of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Halls State of Washington
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Doors Open for 100 Years at Blaine Border Gateway

A gateway marking the 10 year milestone since fortifications along the 3,000 mile Canada United States border at Blaine Washington is being erected. Doors bear the inscriptions Open for 100 Years and May These Doors Never Be Closed.

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Blaine Wash
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Father John's Medicine Promoted To Fight Colds At Work

An old advertisement-style warning urges fatigue increases cold risk and promotes Father John's Medicine as a pure nourishing tonic. It claims to boost resistance, aid recovery, and provide alcohol free, drug free relief with over sixty five years of success in treating coughs colds bronchial troubles and building strength. It emphasizes staying strong to avoid catching cold.

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Father John
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