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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1912

Page

4

New Jersey County Awards Gravel Road and Bridge Contracts

The Harry N. Scott Contracting Co. of Cranbury won the Spotswood Englishtown road bridge bid at 1100 and the culvert extension bid at 600 with Abraham Jelin and Joseph Bremmer as near rivals. Lafayette Street bids were not accepted due to unresolved property titles. A supplemental contract was awarded to Siegafoos & Poor on Kingston road for a small telford base section at 43 cents per yard.

New Brunswick Harry N. Scott Contracting Co Cranbury Spotswood Englishtown Scott Co Abraham Jelin Jehn Joseph Bremmer Lafayette Street Cartaret Siegafoos & Poor Kingston Road

Plainsboro Briefs and Upcoming Church Benefit

Plainsboro residents attended events at Dutch Neck and local gatherings. Notable items include visits from J W Wickoff and Lillian Teft, illness of Frank McNamee improving under Dr Bergen, and Mrs J A Hollenbeck traveling to Yonkers. An entertainment by local talent is set for Thursday November seventh in the town hall to benefit Plainsboro Church.

J. A. Hollenbeck Yonkers N. Y Frank McNamee Dr. Bergen Princeton Plainsboro Dutch Neck Martin Mansen Walker-Gordon Milk Farm Sweden Fred Slater Harry. Burr Walker Gordon England Raymord Britton Miss Hill Morrisville Meyme Dey Mira Ellison Dey Hightstown Luther Grove Peter van Kirk Sylvanus Grover J. E. White Harry Howard Trenton Plainsboro Church

Electric Bitters Backed By Raleigh Man Testimony

Ohio man hailed for flagging a train to avert a wreck and H T Alston of Raleigh North Carolina credits Electric Bitters with curing serious stomach, liver and kidney troubles. He writes four bottles made him feel like a new man. Trial offered for 50 cents at N FP Clayton's.

Ohio H. T. Alston Raleigh N. C Clayton’s

Clergy Exchange and Presbyterian Meeting Planned

Rev E H Keator and Rev James B Clark swapped pulpits on October 27 in Franklin Park. The Home Missionary Presbyterial of the Presbytery of New Brunswick hosts Dayton church ladies November 7 with sessions at 9:30 and 1:45 and greetings from Synodical President Mrs Harvey C Olin. Miss Bertha Harlan and Miss Conklin speak. communion will be held Sabbath morning.

E. H. Keator Franklin Park James B. Clark Presbytery New Brunswick Dayton Presbyterian Church Synodical Harvey C. Olin Bertha Harlan Northfield U. W Conference

Porto Ricans Praise Dr King’s New Discovery

Porto Rico reports a wonderful new discovery Dr King’s New Discovery. BRamop T Marchan of Barceloneta says it cured him five times of coughs and colds and helped his brother with a severe chest cold. He notes 20 others were helped on his advice. A trial will prove its merit. Prices 50c and 1.00 with trial bottle free. Guaranteed by N F Clayton.

Porto Rico Bramop T. Marchan Barceloneta N. FV Clayton

Wilson and Labor Contrast Taft View From Experience

Wilson criticizes labor regulations as economically ruinous in a Princeton baccalaureate address. Taft counters that labor unions have a net positive effect, stabilizing wages, based on his practical experience. The piece frames Wilson as theoretical and Taft as experienced.

Taft Wilson Princeton Jasom s_id Labor of America Cooper Union New York Organization of Labor

No better medicine than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

A Lexington woman says her children suffered whooping cough with high fever and coughing blood. After using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, the first dose eased symptoms and three bottles cured them. Available from All Dealers.

Chamberlain

Brown seeks support in Congress race with Pro gressive backing

A 1912 political notice urges voters to back Brown in the Republican primary for Congress. It argues for protective tariffs and a commission driven revision, contrasts Brown with Scully on waterway funding and immigration, and directs voters to mark Brown first on the ballot. It ends with procedural election instructions and a product advertisement.

Congress Progressive Party Brown Democratic Congress Scully Senate Committee On Rivers and Harbors War Department

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