First cotton grown in New Jersey exhibited at Baker farm
A specimen of the first cotton grown in New Jersey is shown at Lista Baker's Lower Alloways Creek township farm. Seed from his son in Louisiana produced small bolls but good quality. He plans another test with further seed care to gauge cotton viability in New Jersey soil. A 500-strong crowd watched Deputy Horace Quick polish shoes for an election bet on State Street in Trenton, with plans to repeat daily for a month.
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Election order sought in Middlesex County 1888 notice
A petition signed by one tenth of Middlesex County voters requests an election in the county under the 1888 act to regulate intoxicating liquors. Edward W. Scudder, judge, is notified of the application and a vote date is set for Saturday December 8, 1888.
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