Pruning Fruit Trees by Professor Farley in New Jersey
Professor Arthur J. Farley of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station lectured at New Monmouth Baptist Church on Spraying and pruning fruit trees. He argued for careful pruning to shape trees, improve flowering and fruiting, and reduce breakage, with detailed tips for peaches and apples and emphasis on timing, headings, and open-top forms.
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Arthur J. Farley
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
New Brunswick
New Monmouth
High Bridge
Vineland
Asters’ Union of the
Church
Kee
Pruning Pears and Apples Taught at Local Lecture
A lecture by Prof. Farley on pruning apple and pear trees drew farmers from Middletown Raritan Holmdel Matawan and Shrewsbury. He demonstrated open head systems and year to year reduction of shoots using lantern slides and new church electric apparatus.
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Middletown
Raritan
Holmdel
Matawan
Shrewsbury
Farley
Selfishness in Long Branch Aims High in 1911
In Long Branch the writer notes ongoing selfish behavior among all classes and hopes for more citizens to work for the city’s advancement during 1911. The piece also highlights Mrs. R. H. Hughes forming an Italian Auxiliary for Monmouth Memorial Hospital and the idea of a Long Branch Italian Auxiliary to support the hospital.
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Salfiahtierst Webster
Long Branch
Balf
R. H. Hughes
Monmouth
Memorial Hospital
Underground tunnel opens easing rail passenger flow
The Red Hawk opened its new passenger tunnel yesterday along the New York and Long Branch line, drawing cross river excitement from Long Branch residents who tested the underground passage. West End Court congestion may ease with future extension, per local discussions.
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Red Hawk
New York & Long Branch Railroad
Long Branch
West End
Long Branch Property Holders Association
West End Court
Red Bank Social Notes From Monday Evening
A social evening at the Misses Briggs Oceanic featured singing games and friendship. Attendees included Miss Florence Lamp Miss Pearl W Worden Miss Mildred Heyer and Mrs Harriett Layter with others returning home Tuesday.
Five Take O. O. F. Degrees At Nave Sink Lodge No 38
At Red Hand lodge No 38 of Red Bank Oceanside and area five members received the first degree. Franklin C Moyan Elmer B Wobdds Frank K Golonde Jacob Volvelman and John W Jenning were all acted on by a degree team led by George F Spinning. A banquet followed prepared by Teaac Williams and Peter Klippel. Next week Banquet to be run by Millard F Tetley and Bruno Mazes.
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Navesink Lodge
Red Hand
Franklin C. Moyan
Elmer B. Wobdds
Frank K. Golonde
Jacob Volvelman
Red Bank
John W. Jenning
Oceans
George F
Teaac Will
Central Baptist Church Marks Twenty Years Of Growth
The Central Baptist Church observed its twentieth anniversary with a morning service led by Rev. George H. Gardner. Charles R. Snyder read church history, Deacon Thomas H. Leonard recounted the Sunday School’s first year, and Rev. Gardner spoke on lessons from twenty years. The church, formed after the Atlantic Highlands and Navesink churches merged in 1893, now houses about 151 members and a Sunday school near 100.
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Central Baptist Church
Charles R. Snyder
Thomas H. Leonard
George H. Gardner
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mount Avenue
Majestic Theatre
Atlantic Highlands Baptist Church
Avenue
First Baptist Church
Navesink Baptist Church
New Church
Third and
Highland Avenues
Frank C. Colby
William H. Shermer
J. 8. Russel
A. B. MacLaurin
F. H. Shermer
Frank Fletcher
Local notes from Shrewsbury society page
Mrs A C Wiederholt is confined to the house with sickness. Mrs Joseph V Holmes visits her sister in Philadelphia. Raymond King lately fit with the grip is able to be about. Charles M Patterson wintering in Brooklyn was a recent visitor. Mr and Mrs J Wright Brown of New York spent the weekend at their Sycamore avenue summer home. Miss Lena Wiederholt spent Monday with her sister in law. Westminster Circle business meeting held Monday night. Harold Nevits suffers a severe cold.
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Briggs
Oceanic
Florence Lamp
Pearl W. Worden
Mildred Heyer
Harriett Layter
Emma Marshall
Mary Malone
Spring Street
Satuday
Asbury Park
Lydia McQueen
A. L. McQueen
Shresw
Directrness
Fred Stiers
Walter French
Sammel Goggins
St. Agnes
Guild of Trinity Church
Ladies’ Society of Trinity Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
The
First Methodist Church
William H. Wilson
Maple Avenue
A. C. Wiederholt
Joseph V. Holmes
Philadelphia
Raymond King
Charles M. Patterson
Brooklyn
J. Wright Brown
New York
Sycamore Avenue
Lena Wiederholt
Cape May Man Missing After Year and a Half
W H Corwin a 70 year old Cape May resident vanished from his home about a year and a half ago. He was last seen in Philadelphia December last by a family friend and is described as five eight and 170 pounds with side whiskers. He formerly lived at 5226 Webster street in Philadelphia and told the friend he was living on Thirteenth street between Race and Vine streets. police in Philadelphia have been asked to help search.
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W. H. Corwin
Cape May
N. J
Philadelphia
Corwin
Webster Street
Thirteenth Street
Race
Vine Streets
Nurse Sees Man Collapse Dead on Hospital Lawn
A City hospital nurse watched a man cross the main building lawn collapse and die. The unidentified man, about 35, 5 feet 6 inches, 120 pounds, appeared to suffer an acute heart attack. His body was taken to Waghes’ morgue on York Street for identification.
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Jersey City
N. I. Dan
City Hospital
Hin
Waghes’ Orgie
York Street
Democrats Capture New Jersey State Treasurer Post
Jersey Democrats win the state treasurership for the first time in nineteen years as Edward E. Grosscup of Gloucester County is elected by the legislature on a joint ballot over the Republican incumbent Dan S. Voorhees. The Democratic majority helped push through the choice ordered by Governor Wilson.
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Jersey
Trenton
N. d
Edward E. Grossup
Gloucester County
Democratic State Committee
Wilson
Grosscup
Dannyl S. Voorhees
Claim Wholesalers Violate the Law in Monmouth County
A letter from Samuel Willson of the Anti-Saloon League of New Jersey to Prosecutor J. S. Applegate Jr. urges immediate action to stop wholesale liquor deliveries outside licensed municipalities in Monmouth County and cites State v. Kind and other precedents. The note references suspected violations in Freehold, Asbury Park, and Bradley Beach and notes past vetoed legislation.
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Monmouth County
Samuel Willson
Anti-Saloon League of
New Jersey
J. 8. Applegate, Jr
Second Reformed Church
Freehold
Supreme Court
Va. Kind
Shuster
State
Brown
Atl
Asbury Park
Bradley Beach
Rivers and Harbors Bill Passes With 40.8 Million In Funds
The House approved the annual rivers and harbors appropriation bill totaling 40.8 million dollars in funding. The measure, described as a major pork barrel package, directs allocations for waterway projects across regions and agencies in Washington.
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Washington
House
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