New Jersey Forest Program Aims at Positive Value
New Jersey Forest Commission outlines an active forestry plan focused on fire control, shade trees, and demonstrations. It compares productivity to Wurttemberg, notes fire losses of 67 205 dollars last year, and cites 800 miles of rail line fire lines and federal aid for patrols.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Wurttemberg
Forest Commission
North Jersey
South Jersey
United States Department of Agriculture
New England
City considers taking and beautifying lake area for public use
Long Branch Property Holders Association presented a request to Mayor Newcomb for the city to take over Takanagsee Lake and adjacent roadway and widen Cedar Avenue south of Woodgate Norwood to improve appearance and provide boating access. The board was asked to refer the matter to departments for investigation with findings by January. Commissioner Howland urged immediate action and reporting.
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Long Branch
Arkwright Club
New York
Bryant B. Newcomb
Takanagsee Lake
Cedar Avenue
Woodgate
Norwood Avenues
Howland
City considers Cedar avenue widening without city cost
The mayor reported improvements planned with no city cost, while Commissioner Arrowsmith supported widening Cedar avenue possibly via condemnation. City Solicitor Stevens said benefits would likely outweigh damages if condemnation is needed. The mayor's recommendation was unanimously adopted and sent to Streets and Parks.
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Arrowsmith
Cedar Avenue
Stevens
Lawyer Edwards Replies to Judge Heisley Hearin
Long Branch Record quotes Judge Heisley discussing next year’s bonds and potential tax hikes. Editor rebutts claim that $30 000 in school bonds are due next year and accuses Heisley of political bias while urging focus on future, not past events.
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Edwards
Heisley
Long Branch Record
Long Branch
Judge Heisley
Hng
Helsley
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Teddy Roosevelt
Sam
Meisley
Gant
Staunch patter label cited amid shifting political terms
The speaker reflects on upsetting a friend by calling him a staunch patter and notes the friend’s admission of being progressive, prompting reconsideration of the insult and its implications.
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Liam L. Edwards
Grand Jury selections announced for county term
From Sheriff Beecroft's list of forty names, twenty three will be selected for the grand jury opening day, while sixty petit jurors will all serve. This follows the new Fielder jury reform law not yet in operation due to a Court of Appeals decision. St Luke's Christmas services will begin at 6 AM tomorrow, ending at 7 AM.
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Chauncey C. Phillips
Atlantis Highnds
Joseph Schlossbach
Freehold
Sercant
Charles 8. Porter
Marlboro
Joseph Cherry
Keyport
David Matthews
R. D
Harry Magee
Clark
Michael Born
Allentown
Sheriff Beecroft
Court of Appeals
St. Luke's
St. Luke's Church
Christmas Vacations Across States Mentioned
Principal A A Badger is with relatives in Maine over the Christmas break. Dr and Mrs Orrin A Clark and son Carlton travel to Ori ea N Y to spend holidays with Dr Clark s mother, absent a week. Miss Margaret W Parker visits her mother Mrs W S Parker in New York. Mr and Mrs Brent Good plan Christmas with Mr and Mrs C C Orcutt in South Orange New Jersey.
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A. A. Badger
Maine
Orrin A. Clark
Carlton
Peddie Institute
Hightstown
Oriea
N. Y
Broadway
Brent Good
Morris Avenue
C. C. Orcutt
South Orange
N. J
Mad Man Killed in Self Defense in Amboy
Frank Kenyon, 22, a railroad telegrapher, shot and killed by Burt Webster during a gunfight in Amboy after terrorizing Webster's family for hours Kenyon, described as insane, had held the Webster household at gunpoint forcing the family into one room before a revolver duel ended with Kenyon's death.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Frank Kenyon
Amboy
Burt Webster
Kenyon
Webster
Oregon visitors tour major western cities during holiday trip
Oliver B. Hughes and wife arrived from Portland Oregon after leaving December 13 visiting San Francisco Los Angeles El Paso New Orleans and Washington DC en route. They were in the House of Representatives when a currency bill vote occurred, along with many refugees from Mexico aboard the train.
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Oregon
Oliver B. Hughes
Richard H. Hughes
Third ‘Avenue
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
el Paso
Texas
New Orleans
Washington
Mexico
Mrs. Phighes
House of Representatives
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Joseph Salt
Red Bank, N. J
Ira A. Stricklin
Communications
Bartley Pearce
Brielle
Christian Chapman
Atlantic Highlands
John Nastasia
John H. Davison
Perrineville
Farmer
George Hendrickson
Fair Haven
William Heitzman
Monmouth Beach
Robert W. Zimmerman
Holmes W. M. Dennis
Charles R. English
Englishtown
Edward A. Merchan
Middletown
Herbert Heroy
Belmar
Frederick D. Hurley
West Grove
Joliveryman
Petit Jury
Thomas Z. Leather
Port Monmouth
Frank C. Moyan
Red Bank
Samuel Cook
Asbury Park
Howard Manning
Leonard Bampton
Frank Manahan
Burnett Bennett
Matawan
James H. Allen
Joseph C. Brown
Carpenter
Herbert M. Brown
Joseph Evans
Holmdel
Edwin KE
Taber
Joseph Andrews
Navesink
Michael Kelly
Shrewsbury
Frank Miller
Spring Lake
Michael Levine
Frank B. Conover
Interlaken
John Delaney
Harry Margolius
Jacque Lawrence
Colts Neck
Joseph P. L. Tilton
Allenhurst
Harry Harsin
Electristan
James Asay
Thiaystown
Charles H. Buck
Johan W. Walling
J. Winfred Aul
Insuranee
James H. Hubbard
Game
Henry D. Shafter
Vet Cleaning Works
Edwin Ivins
Benjamin W. Anderson
Perrinevilleille
Fred Sieber
Fred Neafie
Alexander VanDorn
Hill Oster
Jacob EH. Satte
Bradevelt
Thomas Jennings
Atlantic Highands
John Forman
Manasquan
J. Oakley Cooper
Frank D. Tilton
Cream Ridge
Jari
Samuel Obre
Clarence D. Wall
Samuel Adams
Oakhurst
Andrew 8
Lambertson
James Boyce
Hdward M. Haley
Erecer
George Frick
Boatman
William Lecompte
Ainter
Oliver Southwick
Harry Disbrow
James Campbell, Jr
William Reynolds
Machin
Daily Record
Lit Pays
Santa Claus
NEW York Telephone CO
Harvey M. Phillips
Thomas Phelan
Monmouth County
Orville Stamm
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