Lewis Constriction Contract Awarded For Park Project
The firm Lewis won a contract valued at 354,800 for a park and lighting work. The project includes building a new structure and lighting system with bulbs and a plan reviewed by an architect before finalizing. Work is set to begin in about three weeks with site finishing and oversight by attorney O Vonnor for verification. Local residents and officials attended an informal meeting to discuss permanent arrangements and a borough election season activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowell Park
Boardeark
Borsigh Mewes
Celiing Helt Det Ingeht
WD Lawde Pompany
Koelnwid
New York
Lewis Company
Oider
Wellow
O'Vonnor
Dane
Westfield Gossip and Local Notices From Ocean Grove to High Bridge
Westfield residents along Ben avenue and Elm Street enjoy summers at Ocean Grove while local gatherings update the community on Republican notes, a Fourth Ward foundation issue, and plans for a vote on High Bridge and Straudd. The Board of Canvassers will meet to discuss heating and ventilating contracts as Mr McHary of the Boulevard recovers from a rusty nail injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Miller
Ben Avenue
Ocean Grove
Pol
B. Jackson
Inehester
FatMan
Mir
Bo HL. Woodruff
Slater
Halph
Manus
Qhan
W. OH. Griswold
Indiana
Westfield
Mra
W. J. Tayloe
Weatfield
Mley
Mary Wright
Elm Street
New Exempt Fireman's ‘Association
Decker Hind
Fourth Ward
High Bridge
Strauddbang
Kanention
McHary
Labbin
Onres Woman's Weaknesses and Dr Merca Prescription
A fragmentary review cites Dr John Fyfe of the Eclectic Medical Review discussing Unicorn root and a supposed cure for nervous women. The text labels a remedy as a boon and notes alleged effects on monthly cycles and vitality, reflecting 19th century medical rhetoric and gendered health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merca
John Fyfe
Meptcat Review
M. Calmeleucoribea
Raglan
Ste Panera
Campaign Club activity boosts Cranford G O P efforts
Campaign notes describe Cranford Republicans organizing efforts led by local figures amid Democratic strength challenges. Reports mention meetings this Thursday, trips of party members, and preparations for events in Towne area. Local residents and officials, including Post Office staff, are referenced in the context of campaign organization.
Lyons Farms Charlee Rutt returns to work after illness
A damaged notice reports Charlee Rutt, longtime patient at Alexian Hospital Elizabeth, resuming business. Mentions of the Clark family, Dorothy Beatrice Clark on vacation at Warpinger's Falls, and Thrave Greeley Looker plus Thiman Fitzpatrick planning travel to Asbury Park. Others in Philadelphia visit relatives. a Weesquiaie Park carnival and fireworks display are described as fine. Edward Hamilton and Mine Hamilton travel to Delaware Water Gap for a week. Richard Sturtvenegger visits Rudolph Moeale in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Rutt
Liepaat
Alexian Moapital
Hlizabeth
Herbert Clark
Dorothy
Beatrice Clark
Hirabeth
Mra
Edward Hamilton
Mine Hamilton
Delaware Water Gap
Roselle Notices Include Marriages Trips and School Plans
Ada Amanda Willard of Lonlaville and family plan home at 1027 Proapest Avenue Pamnthett after honeymoon. Evelyn Mitchell of Fourth Avenue left for work. Triangle Clat captain Fred Halbfoster of Elizabeth to lead team. Guests register at Van oart fun. Ruselle Building meets Monday. fifty ninth series mature payable. Fretenicn Nockeroys of New York visit. St Luke's choir toured Midband. Joseph Anbriaster to trip St Louis Denver Central City. Mrs Shephen Gilmore and daughter visiting. Lorraine sale of Roselle Board of Education property offered at 50 percent discount via UD Trimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Mitchell
Fourth Ave Nue
Works
Sainte Pictattem
Maal
Fred Halbfoster
Hliabeth
Han Hoon
Triangle Clat
Aeaean
van Oart
Charles Pickell
Crowns
Joseph Anbriater
Third Avenue
Lehigh Valley
St. Louis
Denver
Central City
Sant ‘Aberdet
Shephen Gilmore
Talianin Willia Atinetng
Phildelphia
Cormcillian
Union News From Elizabeth and Connecticut Farms
Union notes report A T Kline returning to Pleettood and Arlen bows, Mrs J K Leonard visiting her daughter. Board of Education bought an acre adjoining the school at Connecticut Farms. No primary details, flag pledge, and Bible gift discussed. Temperance services held. primaries urged. church trustees met at Connecticut Farms Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Kline
Pleettood
Arlen
J. KB
Leonard Rete Yeatéry
J. Wilbur Cory
Weathield
Board of Education
Connecticut Farms
D. Wade
Winfield Beatt
Council
U. A.M
Elizabeth
America
George Bunnell
Abram Nelson
New Market
Mina Emma Ware Haw
Brooklyn
Mra
Moyer
Origa
Poor State for Physicians in Washington’s Methow Valley
The article discusses a sparsely populated Methow Valley in Washington with only one physician and limited medical work. It notes statewide issues with mortality rate reporting, cites Seattle’s low death rate in 1906, and criticizes Census Bureau estimates for misrepresenting population figures and affecting death-rate calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Methow
Okanosan
Tab
Toy
Melion Vale
Fime
Census Bureau
Seattle
Feat of Heroism by Governor MacGregor in Fiji
A dramatic 19th century report credits William MacGregor, governor of Newfoundland, then medical officer in Fiji, with heroic feats aiding a wrecked ship’s relief party. He climbed a broken mast, ferried sick and injured individuals amid peril, displaying exceptional strength and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip William MacGregor
Newfoundland
Fiji
Dr. MacGregor
Voting Machine Fate Still In doubt in Rahway
Rahway July 14 The battle of ballot woes continues as voters decide if the voting machines should be retained or eliminated. Early polling places opened at Westervelt Building Main Street Third Ward Royne Building Leving Street and Wooden Building Leving street. Local figures push for machines while opposition argues for removal. Also notes include social events August 4 to 8 and weather related incidents such as a damaged street scene and a struck telephone pole with a split tree along Milton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahwaye
Leving Street
Voting Machine Company
Chem
Bunthy
Irving Street
Central Avenue
Arnsn
Saybrook and Salem social notes mix of travel and housing
Saybrook and Salem items report Katharine celebrating a birthday with friends at a park outing, and Mina Waegele and poets enjoying a pleasant day. Visitors including Mr and Mme John Hayden return to Springfield, while Thomas Benton and others entertain in Salem. Property sales include lots sold near Elizabeth avenue, with new houses planned on Conant Street. Water shortages plague Saybrook residents as crops and water supply suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Ramsey
William Crater
Mise Grace Cramer
Brook
Jon Eimnty
Witzel’s Grove
Fang Island
Yverran
Weimer
Elizabeth
Mice
Katharine
Rege Park
Enrridgea
Mina Waegele
Mme
John Hayden F
Springfield
James Hayden
Salem Avenue
Masnachueetta
Thoman Benton
Elizabeth Avenue
Lyons Farma
Spint Yentertay
Safen
Bloomtichy
Malthe
Hin Amends Venaika
Kennedy
Thyee
Conant Atreet
Lake Geos 4
Conant Street
Saybrook
The Human Engine and Air in Combustion Science
The article discusses engines and the role of air in combustion, noting nitrogen’s necessity to slow reactions in oxygen rich environments. It explains how the body burns carbon and hydrogen to form carbon dioxide and water, stressing the total impact of air on individuals and mentioning Hollis and Godfrey in the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Godfrey
Atlantic
Fragmentary Notice harbors scattered names and addresses
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and addresses including Robert winow John Goger and Milt Forbin with references to avenues and building lots. The legible text shows business card like lines and vague references to real estate or titles amid unreadable segments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis Concern
Roselle Park High School
Wil Prapate
Hee EA. Duaroix
Mie Herth Fdack
Weatfield Avenue
Beederick Lewin
Asbury Park
Mary Qeinon
Astory
Whitine
Mins Kble Owls
Weat Avenue
Sme
Mere
Downph Dodanvden
Weetfield Avenue
Chane
Tompkinsville
Edward Antfalt
North Walnut
Momaw
Hull
Iam
Nashville
Onres
Cranford G. O. P
Cranford
Sly
Mane
Ted
Republiagn
Robert Pinaytly
Montell
Bran
Bor Astary Park
Abe
Walter Rine
Milo
Phantiell
Ant
Abendol
Thie A. 1
Toledo
Olle
Wercome Hutaee
Claremont Place
BK. Pearce
Hagerstown
Aml
Frank Thheen
Philadelphia
Voict
Reluhart
Walnut Avenue
Lyons Farms
Roselle
Frech—Willard
Ada Amanda Willard
Snewlang
Lonlaville
N.Y
Minervillard
Sthy
Proapest Avenue
Pamnthett
UNION
Rahway
Salem
the Journal
Myor Premncir
Piper
Aariey
OIE
Nicoly Timmed
Hera
aMly
Rss
Oxfords
L. Bamberger _& Co
Union County
Robert
Winow
Becohd
Cate
Ont
Lobetalerives
Pion
Milt Forbin
Peditewals Cas
John 3
Goger
Eee Ratate and Insurance
Rim
Joeruel Wills
Sogery
Berharda
Zen
Reay
Cranford Pharamact
E ‘Robelle Park
Tend, Bast
Wilfred A
Colm
Rote
Gane
Eae
Linden
Phone
Rancaneaarata
Garwo BA & Hon Oes P.O
Drinkicedter
nAaey
Wah Joa
Tors
Eames Ee
Holt
Broad
Academy St
Newark
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