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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
2
Editor G W Burroughs reports on September 13 as New Jersey voters face the first primary for United States Senator. E C Stokes urges popular choice, cites 1907 platform, tariff reform, inland waterways, forestry, water control, and public lands, arguing government should reflect the will of the many and not be dictated by a few.
An advertisement notes that vigor comes from healthy stomach liver kidneys and bowels and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as regulators for a keen brain and strong body sold for 250 at M F Clayton s.
Rice should be washed thoroughly to remove debris and ensure nutrition. Use the best quality grain, rinse until water runs clear, then steam one and a quarter cups of boiling water with salt for about 45 minutes. Drain, rest briefly, and let moisture distribute for fluffy grains.
Mrs. J. F. Van de Sande of Kirkland TI reports enduring a severe three month strain without breaking down thanks to Electric Bitters. The tonic medicine is advertised to boost health, with a 50 cent price and satisfaction guaranteed at N. F. Clayton's.
Biographical sketches of William J. Campbell of New Jersey a veteran farmer Granger and church elder. Leslie E. Molineux Metuchen official and civic activist. Charles P. Hiland and Anna McGraw noted in local education and social scenes. Community announcements include sermons, obituaries, council monuments plans, and local illnesses and moving notices.
The Boards of Registry and Election in Middlesex County will hold a second meeting on Tuesday September 13 1910 from 1 pm to 6 pm at the First Meeting site to compile from banvassing books a list of those entitled to vote. A primary election of delegates to conventions or nominations may be held from 1 pm to 9 pm at the same location.
The Middlesex County Board of Elections calls a final meeting on Tuesday November 1 1910 from 1 p m to 9 p m at the former meeting place to revise the Register of voters and add eligible voters for the next General Election. Names of voters may be added or erased after hearings and affidavits from voters in the district.
The Board of Readetry and Election in Cranbury Township announces a voter registration meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. A house to house canvass is planned for September 6 1910, then formal registration sessions September 14 and November 1 1910 from 1 to 9 oclock at the polling place.
Notea 5 jrereby further given that a Primary Election will be used in Odd Fellows Hall in the township of Cranbury on TUESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, between the hours of one and nine o'clock P.M. for the nomination of delegates to the State and Congressional Conventions, for the nomination of the mgmbers of the General Assembly, of the county of Middle- 40x, 000 member of the Township Committee of Cranbury township, oo Justice of the Power' of said township, Overseer of the Poor forthé sold township, and two Surveyors of the Highways in said township, Township Anpropristians , 4140 members of the County Executive Committee from said township of the respective political parties, Dated August 26, A. D., 1910. WALTER J. HAVENS, 'Township Clerk,
The Board of Registry and Election in Monroe Township will meet at School House Prospect Plains to register voters under the law. On September 6 1910 a house to house canvass will occur and the board will not sit at the polling place. September 14 1910 the board will register voters from one to six oclock PM. November 1 1919 the board will meet from one to six PM for revision and correction of the register. This is the first meeting for Registration.
Notice of a primary election to be held in the Kehoo House Prospect Plataar Monroe on Tuesday the thirteenth day of a month between one and two o clock PM for the nomination of delegates to the General Assembly county officers township officials and party county executive committees. Township Clerk W Hoagland dated August 26 A.D. lu.
Matilda H Carroll administrator with the will annexed directs creditors of Clarissa Buckslow to file claims against the estate within a few months under oath or affirmation or be forever barred. Dated June 24, 1010. Administratrix Matilda H Carroll.
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