Flag Raising Date Fixed for Union Township Event
Onion Aug 24 The flag raising for Winfield Scott Connects will occur Saturday Sept 18 at 3 PM with ceremonies A Bible will be presented by Camp No 78 Patriotic Order Sons of America Elizabeth Arthur Bernard Headley district clerk represents Union township Board of Education Arrangements and speeches by prominent order members Frank Sharp Irvington will give the presentation speech The meeting tonight led by Elder David M Potter Rev Ty Wesley will oversee Sundays services D B Wide to having his house interior repaired by Oat F Peoter KR H Hulman
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Onion
Geld Beott. Council
U.A. M
Newe
Sons of America
Elizabeth
Arthur Bernard Headley
Board of Hiducation
Union Township
Oninmites
Winkeld Scott
Frank Sharp
Irvington
Winfield Scott
Morris Avenue
Vralley
Linn
Biter
David M. Potter
Ty 1
Wesley
Pruckemin
Hazel Katabronk
Westfield
Minne Beaverns
Rosella Avenue
D. B
H. Hulman
Merchants Seek Strong Ship Subsidy Policy
The National Commercial and Industrial League led by George J. Corey of Mountainside and John D. Wentfield aims to win support for ship subsidy legislation. They plan to press the Republican Committee for a definite pledge and mobilize shipowners to back the cause, arguing the U.S. merchant marine has shrunk from 60 percent of world tonnage in 1860 to around 15 percent today.
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Weathead
National Commercial and Industrial League
Beorge J. Corey
Mountainside
John D
Luck
Wentfield
Iteok
Na- Howat
Corey la Mont
Hla
United States
Aimer
Gluck
C. Benger
Kanuel Holmes
Proivin
Legistis
Mark Junin
Town Happenings In Westfield Camp Westfield Wy
Town news notes a restored European trip by Dohmnan family and announces a town council meeting to open bids for Broad Street payments. Montreal travel and mayoral candidate shifts noted. Democratic Club plans meeting. school to reopen September 15 and locals visiting A V Hankinson’s site.
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Westfeld
Dohmnan Aul
Europe
Mira Haley
Walnut Treet
Stamford
N.Y
Connell
Broad Street
Lawrence
Jurkson
Montreal
Hohenstein
Meyor Alpers
Winmell
Democratic Club
Ita
Broad Ad Vu Atreets
Frank Hankinson
Biazen
A.V. Hankinson
Walnrister
Weatfield Public
Saybrook and Salem Road Work and Return Home
Saybrook and Salem residents Hiram T. Jones and spouse, after three months in Maine, have returned to their home on Worth Avenue. North Broad Street from King Street to Evergreen Cemetery was paved recently, affecting wagons and automobiles. Irene and Helen Wortty mentioned in the same note.
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Hiram T. Jones
Maine
Worth Avenue
North Broad Street
King Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Irene
Helen Worrty
Nellie Ghaeks Returns Home From Maine Mountains
Nellie Ghaeks has returned to her home on Conant street after two weeks spent in the mountains of Maine. Mrs. William A. Chapman is visiting relatives in New York. A building lot has been paid through Frank T. Kennedy, agent for Mr. Bloomfield, Lang Avenue. Abe Buyria Henry J. Murphy of Newark plans to build on Woodruff Avenue this fall.
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New London
Nellie Ghaeks
Conant Street
Maine
William A. Chapman
New Yority
Bloomfiel
Frank T. Kennedy
Lang Avenue
Abe
Henry J. Murphy
Lyons Farms Meeting Notes and Local Moves
Lyons Farms The Woman's Foreign Aviation and Society of the Time Avenue Habitat Church will hold a meeting theme after Bob at the te of Mrs. Jeffery on Williamson Avenue. Harry Vaughn has been visiting Rev and Mrs. Gideon M. Shott at their home on Lyons Avenue and has returned to Morristown. Mr. Voorhees and family of Meeker Avenue have moved to Dayton Street Waverly.
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Woman’s Foreign Aviation and Society of the
Time Avenue Hapitat Church
Bob
Mra
Jeffery
Williamson Avenue
Harry Vaughn
Gideon M. Shott
Lyons Avenue
Kone i Morrintown
Mr. Voorhees
Meekervenne
Dayton Street
Waverly
Rahway Notices and Local Reopenings Highlight Town News
Rahway reports a variety of small notices. The Rahway Library, closed since August 1, will reopen tomorrow after thorough repairs and new improvements. Local residents Mr. Morya and Mrs. Trt C Ayer are vacationing in the area, while Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Parke return from Maryland. Two men found wandering near Demarest were fined $25 each in New Brunswick after being detained by Game Wardens William Hoblitzal and a Woodbridge officer. Advertisements note a Friday–Saturday sale at Cash Central Beef Market, 2 Main Street.
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Morya
Drying Street
Asbury Mark
Mian
Mary
Mare
Washington
Anna McMtnnis
Hamilton
Trt
C. Ayer
Miss May Ayers
Tumilton Street
Shoreham
Awbrey Park
Mixa Mary Cumble
Pitteburg
Rahway
Ha Bao
Imade
Charlee W. Parka
Campbell Street
Maryland
New York
Demarest
Gue
Hoge
Wmny
William Hoblitzal
Woodbridge
New Brunswick
Cranford notes on local improvements and meetings
Cranford item highlights improvements near Jeutmarsyn bridge led by Vregholter Adama and a new railing around the clubhouse property by Captain Gerdner of the Uhigh Canoe Club. Mentions Lewie family return from Harbor, William-Gillespie to speak at Christian and Missionary Alliance meeting, Topkins campaigns for town clerk, Braman to build a Twige dock, Sperry hosting merchants at Olympic Park, Hamiltons vacation at Asbury Park, and the nearing completion of the Christian Science Church foundation on Spring Held avenue.
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Vregholter Adama
Jeutmarsyn
Gerdner
Uhigh Canoe Club
Topkins
John Braman
Orange Avenue
Thomas W. Sperry
Olympic Park
Newark
Frederick Hamilton
Arlington Avenus
Asbury Park
New Christian Science Church
Missen Elly and Sadie Shnater Plan Spring Lake Vacation
Roselle Park residents Missen Elly and Sadie Shnater of Sheridan Avenue depart today for Spring Lake to spend a vacation. Morning routine described as a prom ritual and a playful bid stated as a twenty percent offer.
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Roselle Park
Missen Elly
Sadie Shnater
Sheridan Avenue
Spring Lake
Doctor's Only Earmark From A Typewriter Tale
A Houston Post excerpt quotes B F Mc Nulty of San Antonio recounting a doctor using a typewriter for official correspondence. He notes the handwritten style was the sole earmark, while the signature and legibility reveal the author’s recognisable hand.
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Uae
B. F. McNulty
San Antonio
San Rtt
Houston Post
A Bird Loving Baron Plans a Hidden Sanctuary
An eccentric landowner nicknamed Ab Toot cultivates a private bird sanctuary on his estate. He has planted trees and created nesting spaces, supplying about 9,000 nesting boxes and 3,000 additional boxes, with hedges to shield grounds from neighbors and a hedge of Whitethorn for coverage.
Why James Lee Got Well in Zuneeville D
Mrs Mary Tae of rival route 8 writes that her husband, once failing with a severe cough and consumption, recovered after using King’s New Discovery. She credits the remedy with quick relief after the first dose and reports restored health. Sold by McClagkey & Pena ates on Broad Street. Trial bottle offered.
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Zuneeville
Mary Tae
Route 8
King
Oewand Lung
McClagkey & Pena
How the Emperor Spends His Time Daily
A profile of Kaiser Wilhelm II detailing a strict routine from dawn to night. He reviews reports with ministers for three hours each morning, then audits household bills, shares meals with family, and returns to three more hours of work in the afternoon. He favors economy, rarely misses penning updates, and values single-task focus.
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Atteats
Willian
Hia
Berlin
Euphaly
Unter den Lindsa
Frederick the Great
Kauperor
Kaiser
A Suitable Residence
A fragmentary Baltimore American note quotes a curious exchange about a hidden place during a farm visit. The boys joke the storage may be in the buttery, highlighting rustic humor and local color from a newspaper page snippet.
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Imtie Jim
Fara
Litte Jack
The cabbages that led to a queen's triumph
A peasant Jean Teterault from a distant realm brings a cart of cabbages to a queen on her accession day. mocked and sent away he later saves the throne by exposing a marshal's coup, earning a royal pardon and command of the army as reward.
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Europe
Jean Teterault
Hhis
Acurcely
Jean
Yorber
Palace
Racantess Ente
Rene
Sato
Joan
Abe
Woch
Tle
Enno Dows
Mar
Teterault
Yuralture and Building Trades on Second Avenue
Fragmented OCR reads like a trade notices page with references to The Building and Realty Company Batata 106 Second Ave and services including upholstering and mattress making over. Contains garbled names and scattered business hints without clear events or dates.
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the Building and Realty Company
Batata
Second Ave Tal
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Tates
Lindon
Elewood- Pahelse
Leavine
Sireredieaer
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Ares
Erik
Petrasitios
Mt See
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Sic Wasr
KUC
Be Pruit
Mako
Sescedyen
Eretenberaenwrhece Syeenapetens
L. Bamberger & CO
Newark, N. J
Union County
Roselle
Pruang
Second Avenue
Praul Jndartaker
Healy Mattressee
Boaraing
Conault Journal
I. J. Holme
Jonn J. Goger
Mehl
Betete
Incurance
Bim and
Quimby Streets
Tel, Bel
Raymond Lambert
Weatfeld Avenue
Tal
Undertaker
Ambalmer
Garwood
Cranford
Grorgm Ditzel
Hs Eral R
Cranford Gal Company
North Avenue
James Caldwell
Gewers
Macadam Rosle Tenements
Ser Gerblon
Ate
Central Hotel
Jonaph Earharrdt
Felout
Reay
Park
Mortimer E, Sma
Meg Bary
Fhope
Lie
Wilfred
General Costract
Linden
Dal Eeeaae
Vetalt
Ise Jourant
Ieee Bi
F. N. Sommer Sant We
Sena Sau
Wiesel
Percell’s
Percell
Broad St
Ana “Cauiount
Eavonil
Makare
Holt's
Destona
Holt
Broad, Cor
Academy St
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