Garwood Council Advances Health Board Ordinance Reforms
Garwood council debates health board improvements and hawker licensing reforms. A measure to regulate meat sales on Locust Street and Willow and Red Barca avenues advances after amendments. First sewer project payment of 2 749.82 recorded, with treasury notes and committee reports on progress.
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Board of Health
Aimee
Nedets
Treasury of the Health
Prograng
Willow End
Westfield Woman Fleeced Out of Five Dollars
A Westfield woman was swindled for $5 by a man who claimed he would twelve the and afraedota, then fled. The victim, Mrs. Theadies TMederis, reported the loss on the boulevard yesterday. Police pursue the suspect who left a card bearing an unclear name. Meanwhile, community notices reference a reception, religious services, and local events as part of daily life in the town.
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Westfeld
Theadies
Union Town Hall hosts town committee gathering
Union Mn Otto Boschon invited Mrs Mulford and young son to a Union Town Hall meeting held in the afternoon. Town committeemen included John Downs D B Wade and D H E Beagh and others. The report notes formal discussion and local civic matters addressed.
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Otto Boschon
I Mulford
Ama
Union Town Hall
Joln Downs
D. B. Wade
D. H E. Beagh
The Perfect Way to Cure Backaches Promoted in Elisabeth Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and urinary troubles. It claims endorsement by local residents and urges readers in Elisabeth to try the product today. The text references Mr Maul Walters and a six oth place as approving parties.
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Dean
Elizabeth
Maul Walters
Osfe
Elisabeth
No More Blue Mondays Wash Day Soap Ad
A vintage advertisement touts P. G. Naphtha Soap as a solution to tedious wash days. It promises cleaner, whiter clothes with half the effort and time, claiming reduced backaches from tubs of water. Directions on the wrapper emphasize following steps for best results.
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Meeesates
Township Notes On Personal Borrowing Described
Fragmentary text records a brief note about borrowing money for the week within the township community. Names mentioned include Fowa Clark and Morris Jenn a on, indicating individuals involved in the loan. The readable portion suggests a casual local financial arrangement within the township.
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Fowa Clark P. Morris
Jenna
Roselle Park B and L Meeting Recap
Roselle Park Building and Loan held its October meeting last evening noting an unaudited wave of new subscrib ers with more than 150 investors currently on record.
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Reselle
Onlin Bax Building and Loan
Meeting Notice and School Supplies Ad at Herning
Fragmentary note indicates a meeting scheduled for October 20 at Herning's. It also mentions a large assortment of school supplies and stationary available at Herning's, signed by Ady.
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Frank
Herning’s
Herning’. —Ady
Saybrook and Salem Chronicle Notice Fragment
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Pigeery
Wilder
Arthur Norton
Salem
Werd
Cranford Votes on Free Public Library Proposal
The Cranford Free Public Library association mails circulars to voters outlining benefits of a free library funded by tax and urges support. Township committees schedule an evening meeting for discussion and potential action.
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Cranford Free Public
Papa
Lregular Scootieg
Cranford pestotBee
M. Toke
Manual Training Expands at Roselle School
Roselle School plans mandate manual training for all male pupils, two years required, as Principal Davis reports total enrolment at 550 with 70 in high school. George Collington hired as music instructor at 540 dollars, bringing St John’s New Brunswick ties and church music roles. Other notes include a tenth wedding anniversary and a well attended meeting last evening.
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Davis
Davia Re
Rosque Park
Pingry School
Flore
Davin
George Collingon
Collinson
St. John's
N. B
Luke's Pal Church
Atendentia
Mortimer Pierson
Ate
Local School, Church, and Community Meetings Lead Weekend Events
Roselle Park residents form new school leadership as Albert S. Davis assumes supervising principal duties. First Baptist School quarterly meeting, Triangle Job annual gathering, and St. Joseph’s parish parade in Elizabeth highlight a busy civic calendar. Bo wlle High School football opens with a winless warmup. Rentals listed for Nine Nine Two area and a renovated nine room home on Second Avenue with nearby station access.
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Abram & Buntick
Roselle Park
Albert S. Davis
Borough Schoole
Thint Avenue
Poplar Streets
Flrat Avenue
The
Presbyterian Church
Bowlle High School
Elizabeth
Fing
Trim
Second Avenue
West
Faroray
Firat Avenue
Eye of Rainy Bay Reward Meeting Mishap
Fragmented OCR text mentions a visit to friends in New Avenue and a meeting or reward related to Grace Sheridan. Names and places are unclear, but reference to Warr, Gaede, Metan appear. No coherent event details or dates are discernible.
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Eye of
Ri Bay
New
Fragmentary local notice from Meeker Avenue event
A partial readable fragment describes Lyons Farms and a gas issue near Be Sleeig house on Elizabeth Avenue and Meeker Avenue. The text is unclear with missing names and actions, but indicates a meeting or listing connected to a local site or incident.
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Lyons Farms
Meeker Avenue
Rahway Chinaman Robbed Till at Main Street Laundry
Early yesterday morning Li Yong owner of Cine laundry at 111 Main Street reported a burglary. A thief cut two back door panes to enter, rifled the till while Li slept, then fled toward the railroad tracks pursued briefly by Officer Healer. Li Yong, a long-time resident, is described as quiet and unoffending.
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Rahway
Cine Laundry
Li Yong
Main Street
Patderby
Say & Man
Rahway Maze Fine Appearance Sees Return of Drum and Fire Corps
Ragged lines describe a crowd in Rahway reacting to a parade and a return night. The community welcomes a drum and fire corps amid eager interest and strong reception from attendees.
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Rahway Maze
Woodbridge wedding announcements and society notes
In Woodbridge social items Mrs. F v raise Louise Brewster Mrs. W B Brewster and Mrs L Parey hosted guests with Mr Edna Brown as guardian. Invitations go out for a Miss Florence who will wed Juss Dune of Brookley. The ceremony and reception occur on Green Street with a 7 to 9 30 schedule. Also noted are gatherings featuring Clayor Holmer and others, a New York trip, and church events led by Rev W H Jackson with A H Austin and family recently returning from Oldvtetl.
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F. v
Louise Brewster
W. B. Brewster
Pacino ET Gommenion
Meraing
Brecon
JM. T. Martie, Jr
Howe
Gremstreat
Trenton
W. H. Jackson Taut
Hemerist
A. H. Auttin
Little Ton
Onldvtetl
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Tree of Elizabeth
Sieben
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Roselle School
Borough Board of Education
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Simpson
Lig
Charles Bedforait
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Rahway Chinaman
Woodbridge
Miron & Lifson
Lot
First St
Evatt
Gaat Credit
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Miron & Lisson
Elizabethport
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Tor Quay Coal
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