Majority favors street name change and council actions
Town at Weatfield discusses renaming Harrison Avenue with petitions, maps, and objections. Council delays decision as opposition grows. expert accountants report town finances satisfactory. McCarthy charged for off beat duty. hearings adjourned. dog complaint leads to animal restraint order. public works and hearings for Broad Street improvement proceed. various residents and officials mentioned with local notices and travel.
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Weatfeld
Harrison Avenue
Ujain Cane
Connell
Sr. Harrisur
Pier
Maud Atktarga
US Appie
Faure Barton
Engineer Wars Wiid
Andrew A. Smith
Thut
Alpers
Alporn
Council
Alver Janina McCarthy
Charles Inher
McCarthy
Regia
Man Middleditch
Fishance Committee
Reisner
Summit Avenue
Conneil
Met Tesard
O'Neill
Vuirfeld
Cheleyn
Auresing
Ysidenty Ad
Boulevard Pollmed Council For
Belgium
Houth Avenue
Academy Place
Roaming Animal Order Cited by Local Official
Mr Schueinfarth argued to permit a bin harass to roam at large amid a town ordinance that barred animal roaming the streets. The remarks reference a pore aut Inio Telseben eld and imply enforcement actions under the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schueinfarth
Telseben
Antniain
Wedding Bells and Tragic Accidents In Middletown Area
Crawford July 21 A pretty home wedding at Mrs Alice T Voorhees No 82 Forreat noonin joined Miss Teenie Dovting Vierhens and Henry Gi Osteruine of Slain eld in the presence of Marion Kipper and Stanley T Stains As guests, the Rev Dr George F Ireone performed the ceremony The couple later left for Netherwood where they will reside The bulletin notes a riding accident near Musanies Hall and a pedestrian incident in which injuries occurred The report mentions travelers Spencer Bhike and wife at the Royal Hotel in Awbury and family visits to Castletum and Welinmr Moving details are fragmentary and the text includes several garbled names and places
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George F. Iireone
First Presbyterian Church of Cranford
Yooung
Welling
Fats
New York
Brooklyn
Netherwood
Giv Company
Te Fav Wits
Dteag
Vail
Norway
Spencer
Bhike
Regia
Royal Hotel
Awbury Fark
K Nop
Castletum
Toute Weigel
Welinmr
Rahway Notes On Local News And Trips
Rahway residents report a three week trip through the Weal. The First Ward Democratic Club begins to shout for Bryan. The Wheatena building near Boott avenue railroad is completed enhancing passing trains. Willian and Kenneth Ritche enjoy their vacation in New Hampshire. The Exchange path on Cheery street is being repainted. Rahway’s river pleasure boats draw a large crowd. Halward Mollweg is elected president of the University club.
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Ohn Mureh
Milton Avenue
Cheery Street
Hahway
First Ward
Democratic Club
Bryan
Wheatena
Boott Avenue
Reckless Driving on St George Avenue Alarm Residents
Widespread complaint grows over drivers peeling along St George avenue at high speed, risking accidents daily. Authorities have warned repeatedly but partial success remains. Offenders appear to come from out of town as near misses multiply.
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St. George Avenue
Peach crop failure shocks local farmers
The peach crop in the area is a complete failure this season with only a few trees showing any fruit. Other fruits and vegetables are plentiful but prices are high and there is little chance of a material drop.
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Thie
Local Social Notes Show Weekend Visits and Travel
Union residents and Newark guests were hosted by local clergy and families this weekend. Mrs Valentine and Mrs Almer Karnell hosted visitors while Julia Murphy of Newark spent time with D Roach family. Melva Mien returned home after two weeks with grandparents in Antinville. David Allen regained health and plans resumed. Reymond Townley traveled to New York for business, and Mr and Mrs Woolley and Harrisons camped at Lake Hopatcong for two days.
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Mra. Valentine
Aiso Ste A. Valentine
Elizabeth
Ant
Almer W. Karnell
Julia Murphy
Newark
D. Roach
Mariella
Han
Vomain
John Leonard
Melva Mien
William Allen
Irvington
William Mien
Antinville
David Allen
Reymond Townley
New York
Dutie
Air
David A. Woolley
Therry Wi Aarrison
Lake Hopatcong
Lyons Farms Residents Attend Orr's Talents Event
Rev Ramuel o T Graham pastor of Elvaleth Avenue Presbyterian Church travels with Rev Rebort dor and families to Orr's Talents gathering. Mrs Charlee McGrigge and her son return home on Stunna avenue Lyona Manor. Attendance at a local union meeting is reported as poor.
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Ramuel O T. Graham
Elvaleth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mra
Bother
Rebort Dor
Presbyterian Naole
Hiv
Vic Miskea Margaret
Lillian Graham
Jett
Orr
Charlee Mc Grigge
Dayton
Stunna Avenue
Lyona Manor
Julie Griggs
Vega
Lyona Farms
Sas Wow
Roosevelt relatives return from vacation across the region
John Gilchrist and amilypave fare turned from their vacation, Vania and Coventry entertain relatives from Phillipsburg. Joseph Tireen of Allentown and Lamisky of Patinet return from Asbury Park and Atlantic City. The federal census notes capital invested in U S breweries at 15 000 096 with Beewing Association citing 5700 00 008 in new wearers.
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John Gilchrist
Amilly
Vania
Mee
R. Coventry
Phillipsburg
Doxeph Tireen
Allentown
Payie
Mes
John. Lamisky
Patinet
Mra
Toute Dubowm
Asbury Pass
Joseph Korn
Atlantic City
United States
Beria
Jqited States Beewing Association
Dr Still Osteopathy Chief Claims New Jersey Laws
Dr Still an osteopath from Kirksville opens an Elizabeth office as he urges New Jersey legislation. He notes osteopathy’s growth nationwide, discusses a statewide sanitarium plan, and cites court decisions as support while predicting legal recognition within a year. The article covers training, scope, and the profession’s expanding demand.
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New Jersey
Still
Kirkville
Elizabeth
New York
Ohio
Massachusetts
Union
State Supreme Court
Bull
United States
Lading
Nente
Saybrook and Salem Social News Briefs
Mrs. Wilson of Salem avenue moved to Elizabeth last week. Mr. Carter vacated the Wilson residence and family. Plans for a new home on Wootraff avenue, Kaybrook, are underway. John Daly of Rahway visits cousin Epon Daly on Salem avenue for work. Mr. Hurley’s residence on Salem road is being built. William Volk Jr and Mrs. Hulae of Newark visit Kennedy residence on Long avenue. Mrs. Clark Lum of Colonial Avenue returns from two weeks in Northfield Massachusetts. Mrs. Brady of Colonial hosts visitors from out of town. Mrs. Frederick Hobba of Long Avenue leaves for two weeks in Hartford Connecticut.
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Mrv. Hulae
Newark
Mra
Frank
Kennedy
Long Avenue
Mrg
Clark Lum
Colonial Avenue
Vaeh
Northfield
Mans
Ome
Brady
Frederick Hobba
Longavemug
Hartford
Conn
Fach Candidate and Truths Confer Before Voters
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a candidate and rhetoric before an audience in Houston Rost term. The legible phrases hint at political discourse, uncertain names, and a call for awareness among listeners. The limited readable content suggests a campaign or public meeting context without clear outcomes.
Roselle Park Sees School Construction Approved
July 21 Roselle Park hearing before Judge Bergen ruled in favor of the Board of Education in the school bid matter. The W. D. Lewis Company is expected to begin work after plan modifications are approved by the State Board of Education, with the building to be enclosed before winter. Borough Attorney Martin P. B. O’Connor defended the borough against American Concrete Steel Company of Newark’s writ to restrain awarding the contract.
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Roselle Park
Bergen
Somerville
Board of Education
W. D. Lewis Company
State Board of Education
Martin PB. O'Connor
Aboot” Board
American Concrete Steel Company
Newark
Lewis Firm
Porter
American Concrete Company
Me. O'Connor
Lewis Company
Journal
Myure
Crane family returns home from Adbury Park
Roselle Q H Crane and family of Third Avenue have returned home after a stay in Adbury Park. Mr Lewin and Miss Laura Lewis head today for Bernadeville where they will remain for several weeks. Sherman Council, Jy.0, U A, ML, will meet this evening.
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Q. H. Crane
Third Avenue
Adbury Park
Mr. Lewin
Mias
Laura Lewis
BernardeVille
Sherman Council
U. A, ML
Future public buildings urged for borough by Citizens League
The executive committee of the Citizens League adopts a resolution urging the Mayor and council to consider purchasing land while suitable lots remain available for future public buildings. The secretary is to press for initiatory steps to advance the project.
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Citizens' League
P. J. Guard
MacQuoid
Borough Counell
Drain Exercise For Young And Old Puzzle
The Journal presents a daily puzzle about a chess playing colonel Pusile with cryptic lines and a note on a regiment. It hints at a riddle involving numbers and phrases, with a brief solution outline and a reference to Ottawa stands.
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the Journal
Pusile
Fen
Large selection of gingham fabrics advertised for quick sale
Classified style notice proclaims 5 000 yards of high class Binghan gingham to be sold at a bargain. It touts Byye Nice desirable material with stripes and plaids in many colors, suitable for children's frocks and summer dresses, urging buyers to purchase at the quoted price.
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Bamberger
C.O.D
Binghan
Morrow
St. Regin
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Tharn
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Andrew T. Still
Kirksville
Benjamin Fos
Hersh Mahian
Benjamin F. Still
Saybrook and
Salem
Houston
Fime
Roselle Park Board
Republican Club
Tommorrow
Tuthill’s Hall
Aldene
Samuel Mack
Westfeld Avenue
H. F. Richter
Easton
George Faint
Weatfield Avenue
Ie Willen
Ringland
Soren Atreet
Boardeeaci
W. Johnaan
Weat Id Avenue
Tan Island
William Bodine
Westfield’avenue
Westfield Avenue
Ocean Grove
Roselle
Tommy
Wien
Tatler
Laherty
Sree
Bamberg
Madras
L. Bamberger & CO
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Ment
Boynton
Dally
Winerecinen
Caniely
Me of Sweets
Avenua
Derear City
Wheelcoats
Holt
Tad Potien
Ed Torrens
Holt’s
Union County
Robert J. Wiheon
Yaa Wong
Maleic
Eas
Mattreimes
SSS
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Huite
Rene
Undertaker
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Garwood
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