Spite Fence Builder 5 Put Under Bond In Red Bank
A warrant was issued for George E. Poulson for breaking the peace after a dispute over a fourteen foot high fence erected on his property in Red Bank. Mrs. Poulson posted a $50 bond to keep the peace. she offered to tear down the fence within ten minutes if neighbor Calvin West would bond to keep the peace and donate $58 to charity. West denied any wrongdoing and said he would move to a warmer climate. The incident has sparked local controversy. the library board reported stable leadership with elected officers and library improvements including a new catalog, atlases, and updated shelving.
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Red Hawk
George E. Poulson
William Hhidler
Edward
Calvin West
Poulson
Frank Pittenger
West
Mourth Memorial Hospital
Red Bank
Eric Gisel
Yestern
Gust Ornberg
Newman Springs
Wwo
West Adits
Dairy inspector visits Long Branch to improve milk standards
Dr. Robertson an Inspector of the State Board of Health is in Long Branch today examining creameries dairies and ice cream plants to raise local milk cream standards. City officials and Mrs. Cunningham hosted a luncheon. inspections will continue with a full report to follow.
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Robertson
State Board of Health
Long Branch
New Jersey
Montclair
Newcomb
Kes
J. W. Nnningham
Longneh
Leon Cubberley
L. 8. Wise
Robon
Cunning i
Ocean Avenue
Credit and Discredit in a Parent’s Ambition
A brief reflection on a father’s wish for Mil to grow up a credit to him, contrasting seeking praise with the burden of trying to earn all credit himself.
Man Killed In Domestic Incident In Fair Haven
William Brown 45 a Virginia native living in Fair Haven died after an evening dispute over a bicycle led to a struggle. Neighbors reported he returned home drunk, collapsed, and died with no immediate foul play suspected. Widow Evalina Reevey and three children survive. funeral plans pending. Detective Minugh investigating. no witness to Brown after leaving the corner.
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Spaves
James
New Rochelle
Emma
Fannie
Virginia
Harry C. Fay
Tense clash at State Health Board inquiry sparks dispute
Richard C Newton of Montclair attacked the State Board of Health as antiquated and inefficient during an Economy and Efficiency Commission hearing into the Health Department. He urged central control of the system and accused colleagues of silencing a proposed resolution on prosecuting physicians for failing to report contagious diseases. Other officials disputed his claims and noted the commission revealed no limit on inspector expenses and private board meetings with press excluded.
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Stile House
Trenten
May & P
State Board of Health
Richard Cole Newton
Montclair
Health Department
Economy and Efficiency Commission
Oaly
Newton
Bruce
Keator
Wm. H Chew
John IL. Capstick
John P. Murray
Economy Commission
Body of Girl Found in Pond Near Short Hills
Deputy County Physician Herbert Simmonds ruled the death of Ida Hoffman, twenty two, a domestic in a nearby home, as self-inflicted with no marks of violence, despite initial murder suspicions. The body was pulled from a pond near Stewart Marshorn’s property. no autopsy ordered unless prosecutor requires. Other details note torn garments and a missing neck area, with no clear signs of foul play. Also reported is a New Jersey Episcopal convention decision to pay married ministers in new parishes twelve hundred dollars yearly and unmarried ministers a thousand.
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Liekwwanneenrord
Stewart Martshorn
Orange
Gustavo Malitze
Mary
Wo Win
Tamean
Atlantic City
N. J
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New Jersey
Tri State League Scores And Tropes From Early Encounters
Allentown Atlantic City Wilmington Trenton results noted with scores 7 to 1 4 to 5 and 5 to 2 reflecting a sparse schedule. The text also recounts a grim ethnic practice of preserving enemy heads in battle with sockets filled using black cement and resinous substances.
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Allentown
Atlantic City
Alandere
Fire destroys horse and chickens on Newman Springs Road
A blaze at a rear hen house on Newman Springs Road near Red Bank killed a bay horse valued at 150 and about 75 chickens, with total losses around 400. West Side Hose Company battled flames in eighteen minutes, saving part of the building. the origin is unknown. Also notes a fatal epileptic illness of a New York boy staying near Leonardo and a crusade against the house fly.
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James Bell
Newman Springs Road
Red Bank
William Saulzer
Saulzer
Saubzer
Thomas Connors
Chapin
Saulver
Barn Break-In At Monsky Residence In Red Bank
A barn behind J I Monsky’s Broad street home in Red Bank was entered for the second time in three weeks. Thieves smashed a door lock but nothing appeared missing, though an automobile a horse and wagons were present. Police Chief Wymbs is investigating as the intruders may have sought liquor. The Asbury Park Board of Education recognizes Assembly bill 666 expanding use of school and city buildings for social centers. Prospect Avenue school will be a grammar school for West Side students, and the Bangs Avenue School will open next fall transferring lower grades to free the grammar classes. Board of Education plans to hire a high school athletic coach led by Dr. F S Shepherd. Principal C S Huff oversees baseball. Shepherd wants faculty relieved of coaching duties. A new cement sidewalk is being laid in front of Mrs Pitman West at Broadway and Fifth Avenue to widen it to match the nearby pavement and Mayor Newcomb’s curb.
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Red Hawk
Red Bank
A. Max Weis
Rand & McNally
Leonardo
Howard Ryan
Puneral
P. J. Gorman
New York
J. I. Monsky
Broad Street
Monsi
Monsky
Wymbs
Asbury Paix Boarch of
Assembly
Prospect Avenue School
West Side
Bangs Avenue
Prospect Avenue
Asbury Park Board of Education
F. 8. Shepherd
Charles 5. Huff
Brown University
Shepherd
Pitman West
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Plowing by Nightlight in New South Wales
New South Wales has adopted California's idea of plowing at night. A traction engine pulls the plows equipped with two powerful acetylene headlights, lighting the ground so the operator can work as efficiently as in daylight.
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New South Wales
California
Daily Record Ad Space Offers Profit Appeal
Notice advertises advertising space in the Daily Record promising profitable exposure to readers. No further details.
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The
Daily Record
Oceanic Drum Corps Gains Fame in Long Branch
Long Branch hosts a growing fife and drum corps formed from Oceanic Engine and Truck Company members. Rehearsals weekly, horn and drum instruction underway as they train to join top state groups. The unit honors its fire company roots with the name Runkels.
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Oceanic
Long Branch
Oceanic Engine and Truck Company
Broadway Billboard Preview at Nancy Boyer Co engagement
The Nancy Boyer Co plans a Broadway Theatre engagement featuring Clarice by Charles Frohman with stars Marie Doro and William Gillette. Other week productions include A Bachelor’s Romance Such a Little Queen Green Stockings and Divorces plus Janice Meredith The Price She Paid and The Marriage of Kitty. Pasquale Bruni’s wholesale license renewed.
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Clarice
Nancy Boyer
Charles Frohman
Marie Doro
William Gillette
Nancy
Sol Smith
Russell
Annie Russell
Hish Ferguson
Margaret Angiin
Grace George
Janice Meredith
Mary Mannering
Nance Neil
Belasco
Kitty
Mark Tempest
London
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