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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1921

Page

7

New Jersey Potato Growers Plan 500000 Loan

New Jersey potato farmers organized as a co operative move to secure a 500000 loan to finance next years crop. The plan aims to serve over 60 percent of central belt growers, backed by the New Jersey Potato Growers Association and allied locals.

Co-operative New Jersey Central Trenton Central Potato Belt New Jersey Potato Growers’ Association Association For Langner

Millville to build new high school at $250000

New Jersey brief notes a Millville high school project costing 250000 after a board of education meeting with architects. Also reported are a $1000 slander verdict for Miss Frances Carey in Bergen county court, forestry towers near Tuckahoe, and various court and civic items across the state including bonds for Gloucester City mains and a busier Trenton legal calendar.

Atlantic City Joseph M. Coyle New Jersey John P. Murray Jersey City State Board of Education Murray Jessex Hudson Seymour A. Cromwell Cromwell Robert L. Cox Montclair Oscar W. Jeffrey Englewood Millville Board of Education North Millville Frances Carey Woodbury Rutherford Bergen County Mildred E. Schultz Walter Woolley Woodbury Board of Education Miss Carey Cape May Cumberland State Forestry Commission Tuckahoe Cape May Court House Eldridge Gloucester City Board of Freeholders Trenton Mercer Audit Company Simuel Garwood Ocean City Pioneer Garwood Court of Chancery West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Company Sixth Street National Park Board of Education Woodbury High School Westville Masonic Temple Haddonfield First Presbyterian Church Gloucester City Presbyterian T.C. Wheaton Company Woodbury Girls’ Minstrel Club Charles Bowker Waterford William Bill Richland Emil Serlach Fries Mill Elton Carson Bridgeton Bacon Board of School Bridge Council W. W. Comfort Haverford College Gloucester County A. O. Beauchemin Memphis Tenn

Lifeboat Made of Basket-Work Innovation in Lifeboats

A new lifeboat design uses a basket-work frame covered with corkening and an outer woven cane layer. Claimed to float better and resist sinking, it is light and springy, reducing damage from waves and impact while at sea. Also includes brief notes on a traveling joke and a simple wireless time signal outfit for jewelers to attract trade.

Department of Service Budget Commission Department of Institutions Comptroller Legislative Committees Association H. Gernsback Radio News New York

Common Malady and History In One Quote

Dr George E Vincent head of the Rockefeller foundation general education board discusses a banking scandal and notes a banker has gone to South America to recuperate from influenza The remark links influenza to cold feet while Alfred the Great is credited with England s first fleet in 878 A politician without patronage is like a cat without claws

George E. Vincent Rockefeller Foundation General Education Board South America Doctor Vincent

Postum Promise: 10 Day Tea or Coffee Substitute

A buyer recommendation urges trying Postum for 10 days as a hot refreshing beverage in place of tea or coffee to observe a positive change in how you feel.

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