Carnival Box Seating Planned For Summer Attractions
City Hall hosted the Carnival committee meeting to finalize box sales for seven events over Thursday Friday and a Saturday show. Boxes for six seats cost 12 dollars for all events or six dollars for Saturday, with early reservations from Brett Good Benjamin P. Morris and others. The Court Ball at Hollywood Hotel was canceled as the hotel will host its own August 13 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival Committee
City Hall
Brett Good
Benjamin P. Morris
al Tillotson
J. R. BepMgpin
W. H. B. B. Lacour
J. H. Davis, Jr
R. Zb
Cubberley
Hollywood Hotel
Rice
Ookey
Oliver D
C. Henry Irwin
Louis Runkel
Edwin
Pauline Sternber
Newton Dore
Red Bank
Flock
William A. Stevens
Benjamin FP. Morris
Fleck
West Hod, Wire Engine Company
Long Branch Vishing Nurse Association
Wilson Villa
Stevens
Zunino
Brady
Zuning
Zuniig
Town Threatened by Forest Fire on Cape Cod
One hundred experienced fire fighters and volunteers battled a massive forest fire that has scorched about fifty square miles and caused damage estimated at 200000 dollars. The blaze, described as the worst in the Cape Cod district, threatens towns as a northwest wind shift could bring further destruction. residents fled cottages and gathered belongings roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Mother Tilt Over Payment of Bills in City Proceedings
The record shows motions on payment of bills and street improvements. A deed from Mary E. Guegel to widen Third and Morris Avenues was received and ordered filed. The final report on Standard Bitulithic work was laid over for two weeks and contract adaptations were noted.
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Department of Streets
Mary E. Guegel
Third
Morris G
Dinde
Wigiftcer
Seaman
Joan An Tema Ennis
Woolley
Atchasing
Second Avenue
van Cleaf
Pavilion Avenue
B. I. 8. Company, Inc
Ocean Park
Ocean House
Asa Francis
Schmidt
Long Branch Pier and Land Company
Samuel R. Rosoff
Degnan Construction Company
Language Reform Efforts Face Part of the Eye Debate
Fragmentary note discusses language reforms and eye related phrases. It hints at controversy over terms and interpretations but offers no clear resolutions or outcomes.
Titanic wreck sighted may rewrite historic sinking claims
Reports from Captain Remnant of the Luciline describe a vertical offshore wreck with marine growth and buoyed sections near Newfoundland, prompting US hydrographic officials to probe whether it is part of the Titanic and suggesting a submerged ledge could have split the liner.
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Atlantic Ocean
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Remnant
Luciline
Philadelphia
Bordeaux
United States Hydrographic Office
Landenberger
United States Hydrographer
Smith
International Mercantile Marine
Admiralty
Luciline Beeves
United States
Tomato club girls in quest for cheaper farm meals
Mrs J K Turner leads Otto Tomato club of Cleveland farm girls amid high living costs. Miss Tena May Bailey of the Agriculture Department visits the Turner farm near Chardon Ohio to study the August meal contest aiming for economical, beet centered farmhouse meals.
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Otto Torato Club
J. K. Turner
Cleveland
Turner
United States
Tena May Bailey
Farm Management Office
The
Department, of Agriculture
Turner Farm
Chardon
Miss Bailey
Migs Bailey
Giant Tree Record Shattered in Snohomish County
Record big tree found in Snohomish County Washington eclipsing prior marks in Washington and Oregon forests. The giant measures nearly sixty six feet in circumference at the butt. Burial services for Mrs Susan E Waite of New Jersey followed a Sunday morning service at Metuchen with Rev Roche officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
Snohomish County
Wash
Susan E. Waite
Ith River
New Jersey
Metuchen
Im. H. P. Roche
Ocean Park park abandonment prompts city stance on action
Debates over the B Z S Company bond and park ownership follow Ocean Park vacancy since Saturday. City solicitor notes the surety company must respond before moves. officials fear further delays and seek orderly control while noting past leases, bonds, and planned events at the park.
Mother with Dead Baby Dispossession Case Advances
Harrison New Jersey August 6 Mrs Oscar Siverson who resisted officers serving a dispossession order and was charged with murderous assault was paroled by Mayor Riordan to attend her baby's funeral. The body was brought from the hospital and Siverson cried out seized the child and collapsed on the porch as officers assaulted the home after her arrest. The owners Mrs Christina Harlow urged postponement of eviction until after the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
N. J
Oscar Siverson
Riordan
Christina Harlow
Sivers
Advertise in the Daily Record to Reach Buyers
An ad note offers advertising space in the Daily Record with a promise of reaching buyers. The brief text implies availability and payment for ad placement to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Record
Hatontown Firemen Fair Profits Amid Wind Damages
The Hatontown Firemen’s fair earned about 760 dollars despite a Friday wind and rain storm that blew down the big tent, causing nearly 100 dollars in tent damage. The event moved outside, with strong patronage and features including a dance floor and an auction led by Mrs. Drummond whose cakes fetched around seven thousand eight hundred sixty five dollars for a single lot.
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Hatontown
Agg
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Metropolitan Band
Henry Huhn
Scarboro Hotel
Huhn
Charles Francis Adams
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Bin
Scribner's
Gilbert Stuart
Adams
Stuart
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London Chronicle
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Whitechapel
Browhing’s Magazine
Pat
Jones
Mr. Oldboy
Lim
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Bela
U. S
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M House
Bargain Basement
Avgure
Aarce
W. C. Wiseman
Reginald H. Haveron
Asbury Park
Armen
Eatontown
H. Smock
Elizabeth Morris
Arthur Dangler
T. C. Taylor
William Reed
Raymond VanKeuren
Holly Reynolds
Helen F. Gibson
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Hanson
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W. H. Woolley & CO
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