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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
9
In Sea Bright a multi car collision damaged an Overland and a Staver, leaving engines broken and axles bent. The Over car driver escaped uninjured while a wagon towed the wreck to Bowser garage with Jersey plate 15339 and traffic controlled by Officer William Rodney Jr.
Residents discuss garbage odor from the sanitary company plant near Troutman Creek. War ren Hyer disputes claims as secondary information. a child reportedly sickened by the smell. A driver was accused of dumping waste along Long Branch avenue. Milk ordinance discussion scheduled for Friday night.
City officials weigh enforcement options over Sunday closures and lease terms for Ocean Park 13. Report favors non forfeiture measures to protect revenue while using civic steps to curb violations and protect contracts with Bath Avenue grounds and local pavilions.
Long Branch officials face criticism over lax liquor delivery enforcement amid calls for decisive action. At the same meeting, Woolley and Flock spar over Avenel Boulevard pavilion deviations and asphalt topping, with the inspector's report forwarded to Parks and Public Property.
Mr and Mrs J Twenry Purdy plan a Washington D C autumn return after Europe. Mr and Mrs Clarence Porter will summer with Mrs Charles T Cook on Lincoln Avenue. Charles Byers of South Bend Ind visits Joseph W Maggs of Nionoee Staten Island. Mrs W H Stillwell of Matawan returns from North Long Branch visit. Oceanics extinguished a brush fire in a High Street Eastbourne field used as a grocery dumping ground after debris burning.
Runaway team of Frank Brasch horses bolted from Bridge avenue Red Bank. One horse fell at Cooper's bridge. the pair reached Himesink Park and tracks before capture. Young Brasch driver attempted to stop them. wagon struck a tree and upset. Another Doremage wagon accident injured Milton Brown. Congressman Scully replies to Garfield memorial site request and will pursue proper authorities.
Readable fragments show an exchange about care and attention with terse dialogue. Names and context are unclear but imply a discussion on handling or duties and readiness in a historical setting.
July 23 reports state Senator C. B. Pierce of Union joins C. N. Fowler and others as Republicans seeking the gubernatorial nomination. Former Governor Stokes and ex Senate President John D. Prince are possibilities as party leaders weigh prospects ahead of a likely Union county Senate vacancy. Pierce, born 1857, a lawyer with Assembly service 1908 1910 and Senate since 1911.
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