Personal items highlight Cranbury area social notes
The Cranbury Press issue reports Mrs Clifford Coulver visiting Brooklyn while Mrs Ella Stalta Ja apends week in Trenton. It notes Rev Albert Mershon ill in Philadelphia, Eva Rowland’s death in Princeton, and local home improvements by Hutchinson and Petty. Also mentions May Festival at Hightstown and burglaries in the area.
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Clifford CoulVer
Julia Mount
Brooklyn
Ella Stalta
Trenton
George M. Applegate Apent Frnlay
Mise Beesie Stalta
Bessie Bergen
John M. Chamberlin
Hutchinson and Petty
F. A. Brown
I S. Everett & Son
Fred Maple
C. H. Lewis
Cole
Borden Town
Nedaxyster
Hagaman
J. Waller Wallright
Phoenixville
J. H. Goodwin
Varlan
D. McLean Voorhees
Hightstown
Eva
Richard Rowland
Princeton
Cranbury Gets New Town Clock Through Alumni Effort
The Cranbury High School Alumni Association funded and installed an eight day clock from E Howard Co of New York City. The clock weighs 250 pounds for the movement and 650 pounds for the striking mechanism with a 5 foot diameter dial and a time weight of 100 pounds. It is guaranteed to run five years and not vary more than one minute monthly.
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Cranbury
Sowenhay Bick
Janvier
Cranbury High School Alumni Association
E. Howard
Perrine Elder and Local Community Notes
Obituary notices Elijah Perrine of Cranbury Neck dies after illness at home. Survived by wife, two sons Peter and Frederick, two daughters Mrs. Aaron Hutchinson and Miss Jennie Perrine, a brother Ely, sisters Mrs. Cuthberly Mrs. Blackwell and Mrs. Rebecca Duncan. Funeral held Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church. Cranbury Baseball Club organized with A. W. Totten as Manager and Franklin Vreeland as Secretary Treasurer. games scheduled including May 6 with Englishtown and others with Allentown Jamesburg Cromswicks Wrighttown Dayton Princeton. Monmouth Junctionee Club presented Eun Lynne in Odd Fellows Hall to benefit Pioneer Grange. Local trolley project progress noted with expected construction within months. Public notices announce Chilord G. Brown soliciting at Cranbury Station. Village Improvement Society to meet May 7 at Mrs. Silvers home at 8 o’clock.
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Elijah Perrine
Pertine
Cranbury Neck
Cranbury
Peter Perrine
Frederick Perrine
Princeton
Cranbury Baseball Club
A.W. Totten
Tressurer
Franklin Vreeland
John W. Stout
Raymond Wycett
Charles C. Groves
Jobo Delahanty
John Barlow
Harvey C. Stelle
Wo. Barlow
George Chambers
Ihe
Englishtown
Allentown
Jamesburg
Cromswicks
Wrighttown
Dayton
Jackson Seeks Re election to New Jersey Senate
In a Middlesex County appeal dated May 3 1906 W H C Jackson states he will run again for the New Jersey Senate after one term. He cites a trusted Republican record and community support but notes business limits may limit campaigning while urging voters to endorse his past legislative performance. He also reflects on imagination and its moral implications.
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Senate
New Jersey
Middlesex County
Thief Party
Middlesex
Jonathan Simmons
Orphan’s Court
Middlesexs
Cho Burrorato
Practical dairymen argue butter value at Chicago show
H B Gurler of De Kalb claims cows producing 400 pounds of butter yearly cost more to feed but yield higher net profit. He compares 200 and 400 pound cows, cites butter price, feed costs, and interest, and credits alfalfa feeding data from Voorhees at New Jersey Station. Also extends thanks for support during a family sickness and death.
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H.B Gurler
de Kalb
Chicago National
Voorhees
New Jersey
Cory
Insurance outlook after San Francisco disaster in 1906
Cranbury notices reassure patrons about the solvency of major insurance companies following the San Francisco fire. Letters from London and New York claim assets remain substantial, with margins from United States branches and head offices to cover losses.
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Cranbury
Publi
Tom
San Francisco
California
London
United States
FG. Richards
How to care for clothes and home items in old tips
Practical notes on clothing care and home maintenance from a Brooklyn Eagle style column. It covers brushing and spot removal, coat and waistcoat storage, trousers folding versus hanging, hat and boot care, laundering and shaping, and herbicide-like cleaning tips. It also includes guidance on watering plants, cleaning Brussels carpets, washing crocheted items, mahogany care, and waterproofing shoes.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Wanted District Managers to Post Signs and Advertise
Help wanted advertisement from Ideal Shear Co. in Chicago seeks district managers to post signs advertise and distribute samples. Offers 218.00 weekly plus 3.00 daily expenses. State age and present employment. Apply at 39 Randolph St Chicago.
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Ideal Shear Co
Randolph St
Chicago
Chancery Auction of South Brunswick Lands Set for June
In New Jersey Chancery, Andrew Church as Sheriff advertises a public sale of mortgaged land in Middlesex County on June 6 1906 at two oclock in the afternoon. The deeded tracts cover ten acres and a second twenty one hundredths of an acre with roads and easements to maintain, tied to parcels once conveyed to Daniel D Applegate and Martha Bickans among others. The notice names Bartholomous Suvera Richard Archur and Jamaica addresses in South Brunswick and New Brunswick as involved parties.
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Hitue
Board of Choren
Middle Nes
New Jersey
Wes
Lam
Lothros
Altre
Rachael A. Wright
Old Uriige
API — Isae
Andrew
Middlesex County
Chancery
Marenic A
David Dickens
Deloninate
Victus
New Beusawick
Dursos
Lunda Aml
South Brunawick
Middlesex
New Jerseys
Stryker Rowlands
John Berrien
Berelun
Ehilo
John J. Basteo
Kla Ing
Martin Bastedo
Ehufne
Stryker Rowlway
Long Bridge
Tees
Daniel
Samuel Rule
Jasper Palmer
Middlesex County Clerk
D. D. Applegite
George H. Bays Jes
Sorat W. Klawile
South Brunswick
D. D Applegate
Monmouth Junction
Samp
Martha Bickans
Daniel D. Applegate
Lesier
Itichard Archur
Bartholomous Suvera Et Als
Abova
New Brunswick
George W
Wiliam
Jonathan Provost
May Silk Sale Highlights Colorful, Budget Silks at Low Prices
The May silk sale offers nearly 20,000 yards of popular weaves and shades at prices like 69c, 59c, and 39c, with items including Rajah look silks, chiffon taffetas, and polka dotted foulards. Shoppers are urged to take advantage of favorable market conditions and large purchases supporting these values.
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