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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
6
Lost report from last Saturday requests return of a large automobile lamp front in front of Britton's Pharmacy. Finder asked to contact Mrs. J. H. Parker at 134 to 13h ee ee for return.
Mrs. Gertrude Siegfried of West Front street Red Bank narrowly escaped serious injury when her coal range exploded early this morning. Neighbors extinguished a small fire and the one year old child was uninjured. Chief Wymbs suspects dynamite left by former resident Fred Luther though the theory is unconfirmed.
Nighty young work horses and mares priced 90 to 450 per pair for 20 matched pairs and 1000 to 1800 pounds for singles. Delivery within 300 miles of New York with blanket and halter. Free passage home. Cable Express Co. 154 East 27th St New York City.
Chicago dispatch reports friction as Taft forces seat Alabama delegates 38 to 15 while Arkansas Taft delegates are seated unanimously. Ex Senator Flinn's Pennsylvania presence stirs Roosevelt camp as Colonel Roosevelt remains confident in his managers and preconvention tactics.
A poem notes parental guilt over moving a child from meadow fields to city life. The speaker laments loneliness and recalls nostalgia for rural scenes while acknowledging the duty to rear the child, referencing John D. Wells in Buffalo News.
A damaged OCR passage mirrors a Punch style plea about a hypothetical home incident. The speaker asks how to compensate after a “smash” during a Sunday dinner, invoking a gas company office setting in a mock confession.
A Daily Record column sample shows humorous fragments about ambitions craving admiration and a wealthy friend. A promissory note imagines a grand compliment while a husband jokes about plain old fashioned line. It includes odd lines about fashion and a playful scene from a newspaper page.
George A Worden dies at Red Bank likely from a stroke after a long farming life in Ocean County He was born June 20 1839 at Forked River He lived with his son James L Worden in New York City before moving to Red Bank Funeral at James L Worden residence in Red Bank with Rev Robert Tar Kellar officiating Interment at Fair View cemetery Middletown township Funeral director Harry C Fay in charge
The Red Bank weekly column lists mail recipients including Miss R H Allen and James Baird and notes Chestnut street resident Mr Finch steering Public Service Electric maintenance. Local health updates report Mrs Sarah Murray ill with rheumatism and Mrs J Stout Thompson with malaria. A false alarm at Fire alarm box 21 on Bath Avenue prompted prompt but unsuccessful firefighting response.
An Oakland car with license 6420 N bearing a Belmar pennant rear ended Fred Oakley Dukley of Red Bank as he prepared to turn onto Hudson Avenue. Oakley’s car suffered a broken rear light and a front searchlight and protecting rod on the Oakland were damaged. both vehicles drove off shortly after.
A judgment for 878.26 was entered yesterday at Freehold against Pennypacker Bros former publishers of the Asbury Park Journal in the suit of Mr and Mrs Leonard prprietress of the Belmar property The amount includes 750 paid for 150 yearly subscriptions at 8 a year and interest on the balance Fishing Good But Prices Low reports Pound fishermen find market prices down Sea bass runs in pounds Lockwood Co at Lee shipped twenty five barrels of sea bass fetching 50 a barrel
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