Frelinghuysen Hosts Jersey Farmers at Somerset Farm
The New Jersey State Agricultural Society will hold its annual field day September 20 at Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen’s Somerset county dairy farm near Raritan. An informal 10:30 reception, a noon luncheon hosted by Frelinghuysen, and talks by G I Christie Purdue University, Franklin Dye, and Dr Jacob Lipman will feature the program for 600 to 860 attendees. Conveyances will transport guests from nearby trolley and railroad stations.
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New Brunswick
State Agricultural Society
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Somerset County
State College
Frelinghuysen
Senator Frelinghuysen
Somerset
G. I. Christie
Perdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Franklin Dye
Association
State Board of Agriculture
New Jersey Agriculture
Jacob Goodale Lipman
State Experiment Station
Experiment Station
Raritan
Trenton Merchants Plan Carnival Tied to Inter-State Fair
The Trenton Chamber of Commerce promotes a merchants carnival in late September and early October. Highlights include a September 20 auto tour through area towns and a October 4 evening parade with more than a hundred decorated cars. Stores close all day and reopen with lights. no sales during the parade.
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Trenton
Chamber of Commerce
Bucklen Arnica Salve Heals Long-Standing Ailment
To H. J. Barnim of Freeville New York the feversore that plagued years was cured with Bucklen's Arnica Salve he wrote it healed with scarcely a scar left. Heals burns boils eczema cuts bruises swellings corns and piles like magic. Only 25 cents at N F Clayton's.
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H. J. Barnim
Freeville
N. Y
Bucklen
N. F. Clayton’s
Have You Thought of it in This Way
D W Clayton has studied Orphans Court law nine years and aims to act as surrogate full time to aid widows with small estates. He would run the surrogate’s office himself, with no other livelihood, arguing this change is needed though questions arise about reasons for or against.
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D. W. Clayton
Orphans’ Court
Nonnette Returns to Trent Theatre in Week of Entertainment
The Trent Theatre presents a week of entertainment headlined by Nonnette the Gypsy Violinist returning after a successful Europe season. The bill also features the Rob erty Trio dancing act the Frey Twins Roman Wrestlers and a comedy sketch Billie by Arthur Pickens and Company along with other strong comedy features.
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Trent Theatre
Roberty
Frey Twins
Arthur Pickens
Billie
Fire at Smyrna Rug Factory destroys dye houses
Fire of unknown origin broke out at the Smyrna Rug Factory in Hightstown early Wednesday, destroying three large dye houses and causing about $8,000 in loss covered by insurance. Enos Stanhope and George Dey discovered the blaze and alerted the fire department which battled flames fed by inflammable dye stuffs, saving the main building and surrounding structures. The plant, a $200,000 concern employing over 200, will face severe disruption as dye houses are rebuilt and workers face unemployment.
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Smyrna
Hightstown
Enos Stanhope
George Dey
Dayton Embroidery Club Outing Details and Attendees
The Dayton Embroidery Club completed its second outing with an automobile trip to Freehold Wickatunk Matawan Keyport and Keansburg. Seven cars carried members including Errickson Everett Cox Wilson Farr Petty and Beekman among others for dinners and extended social time in Keansburg.
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Dayton Embroidery Club
Freehold
Wickatunk
Matawan
Keyport
Keansburg
Afr
J. W. Errickson
Julia
Celia
Harold Errickson
John Everett
Wm. M. Cox
David J. Wilson
Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Lung Trouble
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a home remedy for lung ailments. It claims dramatic weight gain and cures for coughs colds la grippe asthma and croup with a guaranteed effectiveness and trial bottle free at N F Clarktons store.
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Dr. King
W. R. Nelson
Calamine
Ark
N. F. Clayton’s
Children Fall Coats Offer Warmth and Style for Infants
Fall coats for children emphasize warmth and durability with cream serge at $3.50 for 6 months to 2 years, finer double breasted coats at $4.50, serge and corduroy options at $5.00, and infants' long coats in cashmere serge mohair crepe cloth from $3 to $9, plus infants' long capes at $4 and $5.
Primary and general election notices issued for 1911
A notice announces a primary election for all parties on September 26 1911 from 6 AM to 9 PM to nominate candidates for the November general election. The boards will meet October 31 1944 from 1 PM to 9 PM to revise registry lists. The general election is scheduled November 7 1911 from 6 AM to 7 PM to elect sheriff surrogate three members of the general assembly two coroners five freeholders one township committee two surveyors of highways and a justice of peace. Meetings for first and second districts are at Van Derveers Hall Dayton and American Mechanics Hall Monmouth Junction.
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Boards of Registry and Election
General Assembly
van Derveers Hall
Dayton
American Mechanics Hall
Monmouth Junction
Notice to Creditors Eleanor Davis Duncan Estate
Amzi A Duncan and Frayne Davis executors of Eleanor Davis Duncan deceased give notice under Middlesex Surrogate rules to creditors to file debts demands and claims against the estate within nine months from August 1 1911 or be barred from action.
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Amzi
Duncan
Frank
Davis
Eleanor Davis Duncan
County of
Middlesex
Amzt
A. Duncan
Frayne
Notice to Creditors for McCarty and Rowland Estates
Executors and administrators in Middlesex County issue creditor claims deadlines for Eugene B. McCarty Cornelius 8 Rowland and Cornelius Rowland estates. Debts and demands must be filed within nine months from the dates shown July 1 1911 and June 26 1911 under oath or affirmation. Failure to file bars action against the estates.
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Daniel W. Clayton
Eugene B. McCarty
County of
Middlesex
David G. Rowland
Lewis D. Rowland
Cornelius
Rowland
David G. Rownano
Lewis D. Rownano
Notice of General Election in Cranbury Township 1911
Notice declares a general election to be held in Cranbury Township Middlesex County New Jersey on Tuesday November 7 1911 with Boards of Registry and Election meeting September 26 1911 from 7 am to 9 pm for voter registration and primary nomination. Township Clerk Walter H Havens authenticates the notice dated August 28 1911.
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Middlesex
New Jersey
A. D
Walter H. Havens
New ‘Jersey
Monroe Township Jersey Election at Prospect Plains
The township will hold a general election at the School House Prospect Plains from 6 AM to 7 PM for three Assemblymen Sheriff Surrogate five Freeholders two Coroners Township Clerk member of Township Committee Justice of the Peace Surveyors of the Highways Pound keepers and Appropriations. Voting and registration occur from 7 AM to 9 PM on November 7th. Witness dated August 29 1911 by Township Clerk Co W Hoagland.
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Said Township
Odd Fellows Hall
Cranbury
Grange Hall
Plainsboro
Prospect Plains
Co. W. Hoagland, Township
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Howard Jemison
Daniel W. Charron
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