Moves 10 Enforce Regulations Under Department Reassigns Inspectors
The article notes territorial reassignments of department inspectors across counties and changes to agent expense reporting. Inspectors listed include Acker man in Hudson, Bald win in Hasex, Thompson in Union Somerset Middlesex, Sawyer in Bergen Passaic Sussex, Kin caid in Morris Warren Hunterdon, Boutillier in Camden Gloucester Salem, Pedigree in Burlington Atlantic Cape May Cumberland, plus Anderson Shinn. Also new payment rules require sworn vouchers and check payments from the commissioner for agent expenses. Licenses must list full names of applicants and all responsible firm parties.
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Taft Alternate Named From New Jersey for Chicago Convention
Trenton June 6 Taft will send one alternate from New Jersey to the Chicago National Convention. The delegate will be the top Taft alternate from the Second District covering Burlington Atlantic Cape May and Cumberland Counties. The vacancy arises from Roosevelt ticket failure to name two alternates. Former Assemblyman Christopher Hand of Tuckahoe Cape May County is slated to receive credentials to sit in the convention hall.
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Trenton
Taft
New Jersey
Chicago
Burlington
Atlantic
Cape May
Cumberland
Roosevelt
William H. Bright
Helly Beach
Christopher 8. Hand
Tuckahoe
Cape May County
Keansburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Ward of New York stayed with Mrs. Ward's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brouder. Miss Gladys Licari of Brooklyn visited her aunt, Mrs. David McCutcheon, while Mrs. John Lochmann of South Bethlehem, Penn, stayed with friends at Ideal Beach. Eoward Manning of Jersey City plans to open his Yasmar summer residence. John A. Wilson built a new house for Peter Culligan of Union Hill. William Perry paints Frank Seeley's house. Walter K. Walling of Port Monmouth will run two local grocery stores this summer. Several local residents, including Mrs. Edward A. Morris, Mrs. Abram Morris, Mrs. Elmer Truax and Miss Belle Philips, are recovering from illness.
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Lysle Ward
New York
Peter Culligan
Union Hill
William Perry
Frank Seeley
Walter K. Walling
Port Monmouth
Edward A. Morris
Abram Morris
Elmer Truax
Belle Philips
Belford Briefs Highlights Fifth Grade Exemplars
Lily C Hendrickson of Port Monmouth and Rawlison Compton of Belford were the only graded school pupils to avoid tardiness or absence in the past year. Edith Lee and Ward Jeffers from New York spent a Sunday at Miss Lee's parents Captain and Mrs Garrett A Lee. Mrs William W Crane is bedfast with grip. William Seeley bought a horse and plans a vegetable route along shore towns this summer. Mrs W Budlong is slowly recovering from a recent operation at North Hudson hospital.
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Lily C. Hendrickson
Port Monmouth
Rawlison Compton
Edith Lee
Ward Jeffers
New York
Miss Lee
Garrett A. Lee
Wiliam W. Crane
William Seeley
W. Budlong
North Hudson Hospital
Traveling Salesman Exhibit in Townley Store Window
The New York Telephone Company installed a Traveling Salesman display in Monmouth county at A. M. Townley & Co. Broadway. Edward Ford installed it yesterday. The exhibit shows telephony gear and a moving roll of scenes with text to promote shopping by telephone. It also features Townley goods on display.
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A. M. Townley & Co
Broadway
New York Telephone Company
Monmouth County
Edward ¥. Ford
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
An advertiser notice promotes placing ads in the Daily Record highlighting potential revenue. The brief invites participation with a promise of earnings and visibility in the newspaper.
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