Notice of Election in South Brunswick Township 1916
General election to be held Tuesday November 7 1916 from six to seven pm in VanDerveer's Hall Day ton and American Mechanica Hall Monmouth Junction. Electors to vote for President and Vice President Governor U S Senator U S Representative Third District General Assembly Middlesex Surrogate Collector Committeeman Township Clerk Justice of the Peace two Constables and to vote on a highway commission bonds measure of seven million dollars to be paid from motor vehicle and registration fees and fines. Howard Jemison Clerk. Dated September 29 1916.
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South Brunswick
VanDerveer’s Hall
Dayton
American Mechanica Hall
Monmouth Junction
United States
New Jersey
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Third
General Assembly
State of
Middlesex
Highway Commission
Howard Jemison
Monroe
Fred A. Clayton
Cranbury
Odd Fellows Hall
Grange Hall
Plainsboro
House of Representatives of
Walter H. Havens
Borough Hall
Augusta Street
Jamesburg
William H. Brooks
Helmetta
William D. Kienzle
Frelinghuysen Presses Tariff in Senate Campaign
Newark reports show Joseph S. Frelinghuysen making tariff policy the central issue in his U.S. Senate bid. He argues Democratic Underwood tariffs hurt American manufacturers and workers by inviting foreign competition, urging a pro‑American protective tariff to revive prosperity in New Jersey.
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Newark
United States
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Underwood
Wilson
Underwood Tariff Opposed by Farmers Leader
Henry N. Pope of the Association of State Farmers' Union Presidents denounces the Underwood tariff as hostile to agriculture. He warns it protects manufacturing while depriving farms of support, causing farm products to fall in price and forcing farmers to face foreign competition. He calls for tariff revision to restore soil protection.
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Henry N. Pope
Association of State Farmers’ Union Presidents
Congress
Farmer Head Urges Adamson Act Repeal
New president of the Association of State Farmers' Union Presidents advocates repealing the Adamson law arguing it discriminates against farmers. He says shorter trainmen hours shifted more work onto plowmen and farm laborers.
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Texas
Association of State Farmers’ Union
Congress
Monroe Township Meeting for Local Officers Election
The ship of Monroe will hold a meeting at six o clock in the morning at the School House Prospect Plains to elect officers including Governor for New Jersey Committeeman Township Clerk Justice of Peace Constable Surveyors of Highways Poundkeeper and appropriations for Monroe Township Also discussed are state highway regulations and related fees penalties. Fred A Clayton Clerk of Monroe Township.
Cranbury Tells Third Election Details In Township Hall
The notice outlines a meeting in Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury for the second election district and Grange Hall Plainsboro. It specifies officers including the President of the United States and one Committeeman and appropriations for Cranbury with payment of the coat thereof from Walter H Havens Clerk.
Jamesburg Borough Election Notice
Election will be held in the Borough of Jamesburg at Borough Hall Augusta Street for two Councilmen and a Justice of the Peace. Voters will cast ballots on bonds and related administration fees penalties. William H. Brooks, Borough Clerk.
Helmetta Borough notices and council details published
A fragmentary notice sets the time at six o clock in the morning for a meeting in the Hose House Helmetta with two councilmen and surveyors of highways for the borough. It mentions administration fees fines and penalties and is signed by William D Kienzle Borough Clerk of Helmetta.
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Standard Oil Company
N. F. Clayton
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Cranbury Station
Andrew Ely
W. J. Thomas
Hightstown
Prospect Plains
A. Applegate
Walters
Union Valley
G. A. Joslin
Clinton County
Green Mountain
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Mercer County
Trenton
N. J
Frelinghuysen
America
Europe
Farmers’ Head
Adamson
Borough of
Ae G. Groves
North Main Str
Sition
Cranbue Y. Me
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