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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1913

Page

5

Red Bank council debates sewer plan changes and bids

Red Bank council in a three hour session discusses State Board of Health changes to the sewer plan, potential rebidding, and contracting with the Sterilization Co. for $1,060 with borough buying materials. Other items include bonds, assessments, and street repairs amid a busy January meeting.

Red Bank Horace P. Cook Abram L Davison A. C. Harrison, Sr Sterificiation Co Newark State Board of Health James Norman Bica Norman Stealination Co Cook Phillips Glerk Harrison Phillip Harrison William M. Thompson Sigmund Elsner Robert F. Wilbur Newton Doremus Harry C. Badedu Richard Atkins A. D. Cooner McLaren Street Augustus Brandésaid Brandes Reuben E. White Liberty Hose Co Kearney Union Hose Co Board of Health Frank Estelle Estelle Shrewsbury Avenue Weat Side Avenue Luther & Stapleton James C. Bennett Willian Hembling John Gallatro O. R. Davis Harrison Way Frank J. Manison Springfield Mass Plainfield N. J Public Service Plectric Co Manson Howard 8. Higginson

Bolivia’s Silver Mountain Yields Rich Ore

Cerro de Potosi in Bolivia is described as a massive source of silver and tin ore, with riches spanning from valueless to 50 60 percent ore. Mining has lasted 350 years and produced about 4 billion in value. Water power comes from reservoirs built from 1545 to the late 1600s and remain intact.

Bolivia Cerro de Potosi Potosi

Audubon Seeks Ban on Egret Plumes by Tariff

National Audubon Society advocates a prohibitive tariff on aigrette feathers at Congressional hearings to curb plume trade. Joined by federations of women clubs and sportsmen groups, they cite ecological and agricultural harms, urging Congress to end imports for humane and economic reasons. A related note records a double birthday celebration for Harry Van Schoick and son Percy in Oceanport.

New York National Association of Audubon Societies Ways and Congress Louisiana Missouri New Jersey Oregon Califormnia National Audubon Federation of Women's Clubs Campfire Club New York Zoological Society Long Island Sportsmen's Association American-Genre-Protective Nata Florida Senator Root United States Audubon Organization Congressional Committee T. Gilbert Pearson Broadway Harry van Schoick Percy Oceanport Award Hall Edward Champlin Annie Johnson Florence and Alice van Schoick Percy van Schoick

Parslow to Tour New York Amid Vehicle and Street Tricks

Parslow plans a self conducted tour of New York while witnesses report Dudley of the Chattle Spirit running along Chelsea avenue near the ocean front. The scene involves two Seniors on Chelsea and Second avenues and a verbal misidentification.

Parslow New York Dudley Chelsea Avenue Ocean Front Chelsea and Second Avenues Second Avenue Frank Briskey Leland

Toothache Signal In Chile Mentioned In Reminiscences

In Mrs. Hugh Fraser's reminiscences a note about toothache in Santiago is recalled. The writer recalls seeing many men in the streets with faces half hidden by handkerchiefs, attributed to heavy drinking. The passage links the toothache to a drinking problem observed after arrival.

Chile Hugh Fraser Hugh Santiago

Making Room For All Conductor Plea At Rush Hour

An Irish conductor on Payne Avenue sought to squeeze more passengers into his car during rush hour. He asks front passengers to move up so those behind can take seats, and questions the logic of room allocation. The piece cites humorous dialect from Cleveland Plain Dealer’s Between Friends and Loudon Lunch.

Chartle Payne Avenue Mike Rognm Tess Cleveland Plain Dealer

Conference debates mothers pensions. decides to study first

At Trenton on January 22 the Child Saving Agencies of New Jersey discussed pensions for dependent mothers. The conference voted to investigate before endorsing the Nichols widows pension bill or any measure, forming a committee to study related relief sources and report next meeting.

Trenton New Jersey C. L. Stonaker Newark I. H. Welling C. V. Williams New Jersey Children's Home Society William Doherty Francia Ds Jersey City State Board of Children's Guardians Probation Office Gascoyne Essex County Williams W. H. Shngerland New York Russell Sage Foundation

Trinity Episcopal and Baptist Church Activities Next Week

The Trinity Episcopal Men's Club meets tomorrow night at eight in the Sunday school room for business followed by entertainment and refreshments. The St Agnes Guild holds its annual corporate communion yesterday morning and will elect officers at its Saturday annual meeting. The First Baptist Church plans a monthly musical next Sunday night and the Junior Christian Endeavor Society meets Friday at four in the church Sunday school room.

Trinity Episcopal Church St. Agnes St. Agnes Guild First Baptist Church Junior Christian Endeavor Society The

Accept Gun Club Challenge Signups Boost Asbury Park Club

Thirty two members were added to the Asbury Park Gun Club at its meeting Monday night. This brings membership to 113. A committee was named to install pilings for traps and build platforms for gunners. Regular shoots for club trophies occur on the second Saturday and fourth Tuesday each month. Arrangements are being made for big shoots on Lincoln’s and Washington’s birth days, with challenges from the Freehold and Long Branch clubs accepted.

Asbury Park Lincoln

Rahway Youths Taught Trade Skills in Inmate Run Project

The twelfth annual report from the New Jersey State Reformatory at Rahway highlights inmate built trade schools and a 25 foot high enclosure wall 3 300 feet long. Inmates prepared concrete at 9 tons per hour, with 1 000 cubic yards earth moved and 225 225 feet of steel reinforcement. The wall cost 21 998 dollars of a 22 000 dollar appropriation and was completed in 46 working days. The commissioners praise the achievement as possibly unmatched in state history.

Trenton Fat Rahway Reformatory New Jersey

Oasis Yacht Club Leader Spends Weekend in Highlands

H L Eberle of New York, commodore of the Oasis Yacht Club, spent Sunday and Monday in town. Several Bay avenue residents scouted local scenes including improvements to the Auditorium Theatre front and Samuel Straus' new building chimney. A pool tournament at Rennie Brown's pool room draws nearly a score of borough players for a single prize of twenty dollars. The Maroon Athletic Club basketball team did not play at Sandy Hook Saturday night as scheduled.

H. L. Eberle New York Oasis Yacht Club the Highlands Harry Sculthorpe Auditorium Theatre Bay Avenue J. McCabe Samuel Straus Bay Nue Otto Gunsky Thomas Lyons Chicopie Falls Mass Rennie Brown Toom Maroon Athletic Club Sandy Hook Ben Platnei

New Stores Planned at Asbury Park Corner Sites

The Standard Realty Company has awarded nine stores at the southeast corner of Main Street and Bangs Avenue opposite the new post office in Asbury Park. Seacoast National Bank prepares a brick building on Bond Street for adjoining plans. William J. Couse and Albert Robbins start nine stores at the Bangs Avenue Emory Street corner.

Asbury Standard Realty Com Tny Main Street Bangs Avenue Asbury Park Seacoast National Bank Bank Bond Street Emory Street William J. Couse Albert Robbins

Monmouth Peaches Threatened by Warm Spring Weather

Growers fear a warm spell will ruin Monmouth peaches as trees bud and bloom nears. Maple trees show early budding, pansies thrive, and birds arrive from the South. Rev. Roland P. Smith of Farmingdale Methodist church reportedly ate garden strawberries from a member's plot.

Monmouth Roland P. Smith Farmingdale Methodist Church

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