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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
11
A retro ad promotes Hosiery-Ladies Silk Hosiery in black white and tan priced at 49 cents and 98 cents as part of a Children’s Day sale. The snippet frames a retail promotion targeting shoppers with simple color options and low prices.
Harold C Morford and Edward La cour led a Highlands Shore Court discussion urging civic cooperation to create a Jersey Coast court and a unified shore region. Hope described savings from a shore branch, road law changes, and future growth with parks and cultural events. Talks stressed equity with inland towns and urged removing political bosses.
Harold Morford urged a Dranch Court proposition as a shore benefit achievable if voters do their duty. Ex-President Baker called for cooperation and predicted better outcomes. Lacauir spoke on East Monmouth League and Highlands members blank spots. President Intermann lauded Long Branch Chamber of Commerce and invited members to Johnson's for a night lunch. A fire base fundraiser netted 11640. The board may seek all year express service with a possible State Utility Board hearing as United States Express cites winter business shortage.
Ivins leads with 297 of 320 as Charles T Day Jr Newark claims 50 target individual title. Springer Camden and Day Sr Newark score strong. 11 clubs attend Asbury Park tournament concluding with 50 target sweep.
A car on Monmouth road near Oakhurst was wrecked after striking an electric pole. no injuries reported. In Brie Pennsylvania one man died and several others were injured when a Philadelphia and Erie freight train struck a crossing automobile in Union City. The deceased is Frank McLean editor of the Union City Times with multiple relatives among the injured.
A large work horse owned by Thomas J. Eastmond at Thompson's Crossing between Keansburg and Port Monmouth was struck by a J C T Co lineman’s trolley car early this morning. The horse, dragged about 20 feet, was taken to a Matawan veterinarian but may die. The animal had escaped its halter and was moving toward a field on the far side of the track when struck.
Long Branch New Jersey June 6 1913 editor urges citizens to donate one dollar to cover a 160 60 deficit in the Long Branch Schools Teachers Association entertainment series. Contributions may be left at Gano's Drug Wert's Drug Consolidated Gas Dorman McFaddin's garage Long Branch Record office until June 20 1913. Albert S Tillotson.
Edward McGregor acted as master of properties at the Lyceum last evening and was listed in the old executive staff alongside John A. Burns as stage harpenter William Kiley electrician Jerry Bon assistant and John McGill assistant stage carpenter Enemies Knicker Jones claims he is an impressionist Rocker Then I am a suppressionist.
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