Plan to Develop Idle Jersey Land
The state weighs adopting Washington style land development to reclaim semi arid waste plots. Frank Lye, New Jersey Agriculture Secretary, cautions against exaggerated land worth and urges a state review to prevent deceptive sales. He proposes tight controls on literature and ads promoting special garden tracts to avoid land speculation.
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Treston
Dee
Washington
Ottiers
New Jersey
Gutigge
Waleh
Frank Lye
Fiate
Heart of Agriculture
Dye
Ile
Pilus Mel
Ainliye
Atlantic Highlands Social and Civic Quick News
Local weekly notes report residents recovering from operations and illnesses including George Tucker, Meir Young, John Swan, and Mrs Argistead. Mentions hospital donations by local scholars to Monmouth Memorial Hospital and a Majestic Theatre play by high school pupils. Also notes Mrs Wormer, roof work by John Eadie, and contractor efforts on the county road approach near Sloopers Ave.
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Tucker Fing
Reeen Hinren
Myre
Frat
Edward Jagger
Atlantic City
J Hh. VanMater
Hig Bride
Marion Roberts
Virginia
Lester Werher
J) Wormer
Hlamfield
John Eadie
Third Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Lang Branes
Theares
Akrac Jathon
Mira Miiry Cavananeh
Jonathan
Stet
Local Notices and Personal Milestones From Maynont Area
OCR text reveals a string of personal notices and events including a bride or wedding mention with Miss May Mona, a church ceremony at Cyretmar, and a graduate linked to Georgetown University and Lake Hospital Training School. Names include Marion Rpeinand, Mrs Willinga, Miss Kilrahoth Sharm Tow, and Rev fe F lehart.
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Asereaor
Deal
West Leog
Ani Perdinalid
Leletiart
Rev. Fe
Flehart
New York
Mise
Georgetown University Amt
SU Lake
Bowser Tries One Dinner and Fails to Fit In
Bowser visits boarding houses seeking a home and dainty meals. He endures poor soup and cold reception at a stern house, faces a harsh boarders’ welcome, and ultimately decides to retreat, realizing he must crawfish and return to his old life with Bowser the cat.
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Bowser
Bowas
Jimmpe
Carl Oe
Aoetts
Meehan
Mars
Busser
Classified Ads Prompt Encouraging Daily Checks
The note urges readers to skim the Record every day to spot bargains and buy needed items for low prices, emphasizing close attention to the classified page for finds.
Jersey factories show strong year with oils leading industry
The report catalogs major gains across industries in New Jersey including oils with 74,192,068 invested and 99,680,454 produced, and boosts in woolen goods, cigars, chemicals, machinery and leather. It notes highest average earnings occur where no women or children are employed, while overall male employment edges up and female numbers shrink.
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Itis
Cie
Uow
Child seeks Christmas songs paper from Red Bank church
A North Jersey child from Beach Street Red Bank writes Norman M. Thomas asking for a paper with Christmas songs. The letter notes family hardship with an unemployed father and no bread. Rev J W Rogan and church members discussed the case and notified the local truant officer.
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Beach Street
Red Bank
Norman M. Thomas
American ‘Parish
Sis
Home Mission Committee
Polyglot
J. W. Rogan
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas
New York
Highlands News Roundup of Local Moves and Visits
Charles Smith returns home from Day's Point Virginia where he owns a farm. Mr and Mrs Robert Hunter relocate from Dr Tierneys cottage to the Brett cottage. Hennessey brothers occupy new quarters in the Tenney building on Bay avenue. Ralph Hand visits Elizabeth. Paul Lichtenstein hosts friends from New York at his summer home. Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson return from California to their home here. John F P Megurry returns from Philadelphia business trip. Mrs Hattie M Davis visits sister Mrs V V Crawford in Newark. Captain Selah B Howell wins ribbons at the Toms River Poultry Association exhibit with his birds. Mrs Join T Duncan buys a Hudson touring car.
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Charles Smith Lay
Day's Point
Virginia
Robert Hunter
Dr. Tierney
Highland Avenue
Brett
Hennessey Brothers
Tenney Building
Bay Avenue
Ralph Hand
Elizabeth
Paul Lichtenstein
New York
Large addition under way at house of 7 P Price
A large addition is being built to the house of 7 P Price on Wolf Hill avenue by Johnson & Co. The front street flagpole that blew down in the storm last Monday is being replaced. John Sickles returns from Philadelphia Institute to Michigan Hospital for treatment. George Martin lowers his saloon. Charles Willet spends vacation with sister Mrs H Care. Daniel Zer and Miss Anna Hibbette have cement sidewalks laid. William McCreery from Utica, N Y visited his parents. A formal opening of the new gymnasium will be held this evening. All residents invited. Advertise in the Daily Record it pays.
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P. Price
Wolf Hill Avenue
Johnson & Co
John Sicklee
Philadelphia Institute
Michigan Mospitel
George Martin
Harles Willet
Harry Cuthbert
Keansburg Heights
Clarence Watson
Keansbrg
C. F. Jones
John W. Tower
Keansburg Methodist Church
William Hundley
Port Monmouth
Thomas J. Caster
Humphrey Willett
Esther Phillips
Thomas Phillips
John H. Wating
Henry Coe
George D. Fay
Atlantic Highlands
William H. Willett
Robert Ferri
Sweezy Conklin
William H. Sweezy
New York and
New Jersey Fish, Oj] and Guano Company
Brentwood
L. L
Conklin
Charles Carhart
New Monmouth
Raymond Despreaux
Middletown
R. Browning Wilson
Red Bank
Margaret McCrea
Harmony
Myrtle Casey
Lake Mahoras
O. W.bollong
Belford
Sickness Spreads Through Bay Shore Area Residents
Bay Shore area residents report multiple illnesses and recoveries. Miss Mildred Reinhold of Keyport recovers from appendicitis at St Peters Hospital New Brunswick. Various others in Matawan Keansburg Port Monmouth and Red Bank suffer colds sore throats pneumonia and strokes with several improving and recovering.
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Mildred Reinhold
Keyport
Ponohun
St. Péter's Hospital
New Brunswick
Harry Thompson
Matawan
William H. Thompson
Parrot Conductor Teases Couple in City Parlor
A young woman complains to her mother about a parrot in the parlor. The bird keeps shouting Sit closer, please whenever the couple, George and his companion, are together. Local papers joke the parrot learned manners as a street railway conductor.
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George
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