Farmers Had Good Year Across New Jersey Crops Record
The 1902 agricultural year in New Jersey brought strong yields led by a record white potato crop and rising dairy and fruit production. Secretary Franklin Dye reports increased corn acreage, 17 127 cows imported from other states, and a farm business value of 195 359 106 dollars. Hay crop shortfall noted due to early season drought. Gloucester County accounts for about 60 percent of the state sweet potato crop.
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Steel Boardwalk Transfer Nears for Asbury Park
Nov 25 report notes probable formal transfer of Sir Bradley's steel boardwalk to Asbury City. A sale terms committee will confer with the founder's attorney to include park and lakes, with plans for a beach commission and new steel boardwalk and beach casino. Mayor Bradley resignations and negotiations proceed until next council meeting.
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Perth Amboy Oyster Crop Fails Amid Uncertain Seas
Perth Amboy faces a poor oyster crop with green, lean bivalves. farmers plant seed in the Raritan Bay and face losses as pirates threats and scarce markets hinder sales. Some planters like Captain A. T. Wogrom sent 125 bushels and 12,000 clams to New York but few sold, while others abandon hopes for next season.
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Sermon and Exhortation Fail to Arouse Conscience in Elections
A reader laments two recent church pieces that urged moral reform yet failed to spell out the personal consequences for polluters. He warns sin blends politics with church life, urging preachers to lift a trumpet, demand repentance, and awaken souls before judgment.
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