Tax board adjourns after lengthy Monmouth session
Monmouth county tax board sat at City Hall with numerous appeals, several decisions reserved after visits to properties. Owners including Dunn, Ferns, Clayton, Hess, Savin, Margolius, Wilcox and Nastasia sought reductions. many remained pending after property inspections.
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Monmouth County Tax Board
City Hall
Tiay
Mary C. Dunn
Annie
Henrietta Ferns
Cottage Place
Annie Brady
Arzalia Clayton
Joline and
Rockwell Avenues
Simon Hess
Pennsylvania
Brighton and
Ocean Avenues
Frank W. Savin
Ocean Avenue
J. Margolius
Brighton
Marguerite Wilcox
John Nastasia
Edgar Dinkelspiel
Frederick C. Gilsey
Atlantic Avenue
Alsberg Named Chief of Agriculture Chemistry Bureau
Washington December 11 Taft appoints Dr Carl Alsberg to succeed Dr Harvey Wiley as head of the Chemistry Bureau and chief administrator of the Pure Food law. Alsberg, a chemical biologist in the Bureau of Plant Industry, was born in Germany and comes to government service from Massachusetts.
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
An advertising notice offers a chance to promote products in the Daily Record with the promise of returns. The brief text markets space to potential clients and hints at profitability for sponsors.
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The
Daily Record
Birthday Surprise for Edmund Wilson Attorney General
About a dozen friends hosted a surprise birthday banquet for Hon. Edmund Wilson, Red Bank Attorney General, at the Globe Hotel. Wilson turned 49 the previous day and received a large presented picture with a commemorative inscription, plus miniature silver souvenirs.
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Edmund Wilson
Red Bank
Land & Loan Co
Globe Hotel
Wilson
W. W. Kennedy & Sons
Metzgar
Rufus
Merritt
Rose
James Cooper, Jr
Edwin Pield
Benjamin J. Parker
Edward
Allaire
Andrew R. Coleman
William A. Hopping
John
Alabama
William B. Warner
Blanket Tree of Ecuador Provides Natural Blankets
An Ecuadorian practice yields blankets from the demajagua tree. Workers slice a bark sheet, dampen and beat it for flexibility, peel the gray exterior, and dry the sap to produce a soft cream colored cover. The material is light, warm, durable, and compactable for years of use.
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Ecuador
Harper’s
Butterflies That Live on Fish Describe a Pteropoda
The excerpt describes a blue transparent Mediterranean butterfly called the pteropoda that eats fish. Its tongue bears pointed booklike teeth and it would disdain roses while feeding on putrid eels. Occasional specimens are found on the Florida and California coasts, but it is abundant in the Mediterranean.
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Milles
Florida
California
Mediterranean
Sun Exposure and Heat Regulation in Animals and Humans
The passage discusses varying heat tolerance among rabbits, monkeys, and humans under tropical sun. It notes skin color differences, perspiration, and the limited thermoregulation of apes. It claims black skin should absorb more heat but suggests colored races regulate temperature better due to perspiration. two hours in sun can be fatal for some monkeys.
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Tropics
Community Notes From West Long Branch Community
West Long Branch residents report visits with At lantic Highlands Cedar avenue Elberon and Long Branch friends. church events include a Christmas tree and Sunday school exercises at St Luke s Church. officers were elected for the upcoming year and will take office in January.
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R. R. Hughes
Atlantic Highlands
J. D. van Note
Cedar Avenue
Joseph White
New York
Jerome B. Peterson
Long Branch
St. Luke's Church
Annie Sherman
Lucy Chamberlain
Leisme
Elberon
Rowland Hughes
John White
James White
Joseph H. White
Norwood Avenue
John Clark
Garrett White
Wayside
William Hendrickson
S. R. Burk and Son
Frank Sherman
W. EK. Norton
Frank Dennis
Walter Sherman
Fred W. van Note
Elsie van Huel
W. E. Norton
William Sherman
Keyport
Union
Phebe Sherman
Shrewsbury
John Wylie
Harry Sherman
Social gathering and community notes in Eatontown
A Christian Endeavor Society hosted a Friday social with a China study theme featuring letters, recipes, songs, games and refreshments. Upcoming events include a January gathering at Miss Sarah Nivison's home and local notices cover guests in New York, a Florida trip, health concerns, library donations, housing changes, and the Shrewsbury Reading Club meeting next Tuesday.
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John G. Breece
Christian Endeavor Society
China
Sarah Nivison
Richard Walters
New York
Fred Backus
Florida
Rufus Sasler
Asbury Park
Locust Grove
George Steel
Mt. Clemens
Mich
James Lake
Railroad Avenue
Morris Flats
Main Street
Robert Higginson
Arthur Robarts
Lewis Street
Eatontown
Plainfield
Shrewsbury Reading Club
H. T. Partree
J. S. Rose
Mounts celebrate 25th wedding anniversary in Red Bank
Mr and Mrs William B Mount of Red Bank entertained about 125 relatives and friends from Red Bank Neark New York Brooklyn and elsewhere Saturday night at their Maple Avenue home. The Red Bank Glee Club with Prof Harold LaRos and Violinist Herbert Cullington performed a two hour program. The couple, married December 14 1887 by Rev J K Manning, received many gifts and are noted local figures in Red Bank. Mr Mount is a junior member of R R Mount Sons funeral directors.
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William B. Mount
Red Bank
Neark
New York
Brooklyn
Maple Avenue
Glee Club
Herbert EB. Williams
Cecil W. Lediard
Harry Boskey
LeRoy Chamberlain
Harold LaRos
Herbert
Cullington
W. W. Kennedy & Sons
Burlew Charged With Shooting Hen Pheasant At Farmingdale
Complaint filed before Justice of the Peace William R. White charges Willard Burlew of Throckmorton Street with shooting a hen pheasant on J. W. Cottrell’s Farmingdale farm on November 5. Burlew ill. a $20 fine and costs expected. Cottrell prompted the case after learning the pheasant’s identity. Nearby rumors pointed to Charles Scheidt as the shooter, but Loveless the Princeton game warden filed the complaint.
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William Burlew
Farmingdale
Justice of the Peace
William R. White
Freehold
Willard Burlew
Throckmorton Streat
J. W. Cottrell
Burlew
H. M. Loveless
Princeton
Cottrell
Charles Scheidt
Loveless
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Newcomb
Frank L. Howland
Becker
Osfining
N. Y
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Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Eae
Mattie Delome
AJS Law
West Long Branch News
Eatontown News
LODS
Jacob Stein Bach
Lé le
Atterbury
Colts Neck
Delafield Scott
Thomas S. Wolcott
John Bennett
Delafield
Harold Schenck
John Schenck
Florence Campbell
Jennie Norman
John Norman
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