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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1916

Page

8

Eight named to lead new New Jersey Department of Agriculture

Representatives from several farmers associations met at the state house in Trenton on Wednesday and chose eight directors for the new state department of agriculture set to take control July 1 after governor issuances. Frelinghuysen and Brown draw four year terms. Jeffers and Mechling three years. Minch and Inslee two years. Curtiss and Sexemith one year. Frelinghuysen expected as president. Alva Agee named secretary to replace Franklin Dye, who is 80 and retiring after over three decades. Salary for secretary will be $5000 per year.

Farmers’ Associations Assembly State House Trenton State Department of Agriculture State Board’ ‘of Agriculture Joseph 5. Frelinghuysen Somerset County Theodore Brown Glouesster County H. W. Jeffers Middlesex County Edward A. Mechling Burlington County L. Willard Minch Cumberland County Thomas E. Inslee Sussex County F. M. Curtiss Bergen County E. A. Sexemith Monmouth County Frelinghausen Alva Agee New Brunswick

How Mrs Harrod Got Rid of Wet Stomach Trouble

Mia Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne Indiana describes years of stomach trouble until trying Chamberlain's tablets. She reports immediate relief from heaviness after meals and pain, noting the remedy is obtainable everywhere.

Mia Linda Harrod Fort Wayne Ind

Newark Clergymen Demand Enforcing Liquor Laws Citywide

Over 100 Newark clergymen from Baptist to Jewish denominations petition city officials including the Mayor and Chief of Police to strictly enforce all liquor laws and ordinances. The group cites a Sunday closing probe and quotes a Browning line and a Colberth couplet as morale boosters.

Newark N. J Anti-Saloon League

Best Thing for a Bilious Attack

H C Bailey editor of the Carolina News Chapin South Carolina reports chronic indigestion and liver trouble for years. After a severe attack he took three Chamberlain's Tablets and the next day felt like a new man. The remedy is obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain H. C. Bailey Carolina News Chapin

Plainsboro News Highlights Local Grange Talk and Community Events

Plainsboro reports a lecture by Professor L G Gillam at Pioneer Grange. Mothers Day services at Plainsboro Presbyterian Church featured a sermon by Rev G A Burstem and community letters on Mothers influence. Ladies Aid sewed for charity, and Memorial Day plans begin with a Grange program in the town hall. Families and residents attend gatherings, housewarmings, and weekend visits in the area.

Sunday School The Presbyterian Church Wesley Applegate James B.clark Ladies’ Aid Society Plainsboro Presbyterian Church Benjamin Snedeker Monmouth Junction

Local residents host guests and visit Newark and Jamesburg

Mr and Mrs Thomas Conway hosted their son William and a friend from Trenton on Sunday. Mrs Jerry Peterson stayed with her father in Newark. Clifford Brown of Newark visited his parents. Fred Heidinger visited his parents with Mr and Mrs Jacob Heidinger. Mr and Mrs John R Day and Mr and Mrs Voorhees Fisher visited Jersey City resident Mr Dey. H C Mount was a Sunday guest in Newark. George C Peppler and family were hosted by Edward Rockhill in Jamesburg. Charles Welfe vacationed with friends in Newark. William Aier began erecting a new barn replacing a recently destroyed one contract awarded to Hendrick Brothers.

Mary Green Dayton High School Marlo& Osborn Ethel Beck Cora Stuke William Voorhees John Griggs Marion Wilson Rowland Dey Livingston Avenue High School New Brunswick William Grover New York City G. Snedeker William Onderkirk Highland Park William Conover Woman’s Missionary Society of Dayton Presbyterian Church James B. Clark Everett Pullen Charles Pullen A. V. Stout Monmouth R. M. Rowland J. W. Grover Furman Stout Cranbury Thomas Conway William Trenton Jerry Peterson Henhouser Newark Clifford Brown William P. Brown Fred Heidinger Jacob Heidinger John R. Day Voorhees Fisher Harry. Dey Jersey City H. C. Mount George C. Peppler Edward Rockhill Jamesburg William Aier Hendrick Brothers

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