New Jersey Gets Public Building Funds In State Share
Washington notes New Jersey secured funds for public buildings with 125000 added by Senator Dryden to the Senate committee bill. Jersey City and Elizabeth led the list with 409005 and 1950 respectively. Bremton 125000. Bridgeton 965000. Perth Amboy 7000. Atlantic City 5000. Dryden advocated for Trenton, but the House did not approve that item. New Jersey lawmakers thank Dryden for his efforts. A wedding in the city saw Miss Sarah L. Gardner wed to Stephen E. Kramer with Donald H. McLwan of Paterson among the guests.
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Washington
New Jersey
Dryden
Senate
Jersey City
Lieabeth
Bremton
Bridgeton
Perth Amboy
Atlantic City
Trenton
Xew Jerany
Fins
Panseic
House
Pasauio
Senator Dryden
Sarah L. Gardner
Stéphen E. Kramer
Donald H. McLwan
Paterson
Kent
Crop outlook improves as rains aid harvests
Secretary Franklin Dye, of the late Board of Agriculture, reports June crop conditions are more encouraging than May. Ample rain supplies moisture for crops, hay may fall short but later growth improves. Some cherry crop rotted after wet days, rust affects onions, wheat and rye near harvest, corn and garden crops growing well, raspberries and blackberries near perfection, and trees receiving care.
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Franklin Dye
Board of Agriculture
Buffetin
Killed in Auto and Trolley Crash in Brooklyn
A man named Herman Schuidbe a wealthy grocer of South Third and Berry Street Williamsburg was killed in a collision between an automobile and a trolley at Trey Avenue and Pacific Street early today. Four people were injured including Herman Miller Samuel Olden and Charley Hutching all of White duration. Schuidbe and friends were returning from Coney Island when the crash occurred.
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New York
Jing
Trey Avenue
Pacific Arrest
Brooklyn
Herman Schuidbe
South ‘Third
Berry Strand
Williamaburg
Herman
Miller
Samuel Olden
Charley Hutching
Schuibbe
Coney
Independent Day sales cut prices at Eitagbeth Clothing Co
The Eitagbeth Clothing Company promotes independence day by lowering prices on Hart, Schattner and Mary & Kupferheimer suits and other outfits. The firm offers reductions across many suit styles to prepare customers for the Fourth of July, highlighting affordable options for a swell Independence Day wardrobe.
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Eitagbeth Clothing Company
Ita Hart, Schattner and
Mary &.Kupgerheimer
Stop Pollution of Jersey Coast Urged by Governor
June 2 Trenton Governor Stokes directed Dr Harry Mitchell secretary of the State Board of Health and Attorney Gengram McCaster to prosecute the acts responsible for sewage from New York City washing onto the Jersey shore. The governor ordered immediate action and steps to stop the nuisance amid reports of refuse and foul matter in the waters.
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Trenton
Stokes
Harry “Mitchell
Btate Board of Health
Smd
Gengram McCaster
New York City
Jersey
Waterton
Thaudersey Re Norte
Suburban Tews. Union July Services Planned in Springfield
The article notes a disturbance leading to police custody, then announces a union Sunday evening service in July combining law and Methodist church activities in Springfield. The first service will be in the Presbyterian Church next Sunday. It also mentions six experimentally held marriages being popular.
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Springfield
Wan
Truliay
Miliburn
Law
Methodist Chiurchés
Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Aid Society Holds Annual Meeting in Roselle Park
In Roselle Park on June 29 the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Church held its annual meeting with a large turnout. President Mrs W T Lovell presided after devotional services, reports highlighted progress and solid finances, and officers were elected for the coming year. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Roselle Park
Ladies’ “Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
W. T. Lovell
McRetary
L. T. Everett
David Davis
W. J. Lovell
G. C. ‘Woodruff
LT. Everett
Vid Davies
Crist
J. F. Simons
Roselle Baseball Test With Garwood A G Postponed by Weather
The Roselle baseball team plans a game tomorrow against Garwood A G at the First Avenue grounds if the weather is favorable. Mrs. McGriffert returns home on Chestnut Street after a month away. JF and Mrs. Dunn of Brooklyn have left Westerberg and Fifth Avenue after visiting their son Raymond Dunn. Mrs. A. N. Arms attends a banquet in Spring Lake hosted by the Sons of the Revolution for the Daughters of the American Revolution. Miss Baldwin of Chestnut Street hosts a barn dance for local youths in honor of the Mixes Posty of Philadelphia. Empire Tailors advertises reasonable prices on cleaning and pressing. Farther Lights Society of the Haptixt i Church held its monthly meeting with missionary as the theme led by Miss Eisie Churchill. Miss Louise Uggles of Bayonne visited Miss Edui Merritt on Third Avenue. Mishy Taylor visits Miss Charlotte Taylor of Lagwhorne, Pa.
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Garwood A. G
First Avenue
McGriffert
Chestnut Street
Dunn
Brooklyn
Raymond Dunn
Fourth Avenue
Westerberg
Fifth Avenue
Hes Niccon
Philadelphia
Empire
Haptixti Churel
Mixa 'Eisie Churchill
Louise
Cranford notices and religious observances announced
Cranford announces Philip John Crawford's eldest son plans to visit his former home in Germany next Thursday. The bi monthly sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed Sunday morning in Bos Chester Parish. Touja B Jones of Abiington Road will depart for Colorado to supervise arrangements.
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Philip John
Crawford
Germany
BoChireh
Toujab
Jones
Abiington Road
Colorado
Water Bottles for Cats and Local Notices Mix
A jumble of notes mentions hot water bottles for cats and organizational notices. It notes Cranford Council No 62, officers elected, rent for furnished rooms, and plans to visit Asbury Park for the summer season. Public meetings in Westfield and local church activities are referenced amid scattered domestic details.
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Crantrd Conmeil, No
Ata
Ban
Coun Glory
Go Taenmians
A. Novimany
Ke Ahavfer
W. F. Staintant
I Reves
Pentinel
Chaude Wheeler
Outaire Sentinel
Willins
Hodlineag
Mrao J. CL Miller
Iach
Asbury Park
Pringeas Victoria
Achlenwig-Hofntéin
Seyrour
Cumberland Lodge
Windsor ‘Park
Garwood Borough Meeting Notes and Company Sessions
The Garwood Borough Board held a regular meeting. Cornell is set to meet next week. Liberty Hose Company plans a Monday evening gathering. The Aeolian Company discusses operations and inventory. Garnest Foundry ownership and shop-force matters were reviewed. Belty's Hall hosts the Hard Signal Relief Association meeting this evening. Osbern Yeill was selected. Garwood AOU is to cross huts.
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Aan Itt Wold
Belty's
Hall
Osbern Yeill
Garwood Aou
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Lester Wood
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Daniel Woolley
Weatfield
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