Anniversary Day Sale on May 17 at 20 Discount
A local retailer announces Anniversary Day on Wednesday May 17 offering 20 discount on all purchases. The event highlights storewide savings and customer appreciation with a one day sale.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1911
Page
7
A local retailer announces Anniversary Day on Wednesday May 17 offering 20 discount on all purchases. The event highlights storewide savings and customer appreciation with a one day sale.
Belford surges in development as Richard Atkins sells farmland to Frank Price for 300 dollars per acre with 40 building lots mapped and 500 acres east of Compton Creek sold to Smithport Chemical Company. The firm plans a dredge, shorefront expansion, and factories for fish oil soap and fertilizer, while port Monmouth Belford projects draw interest from politicians and developers. Meanwhile four new houses are under contract in Atlantic Highlands and Smithport Chemical reorganizes as Shoal Harbor Industries to exploit Port Monmouth Belford opportunities. Local figures include Congressman Thomas J. Scully and Bloomfield educator George A. Monte supervising development and land sales.
Miss Olive Riddle celebrated her 21st birthday with a handkerchief shower at her Riddle avenue home last Saturday evening. The event featured singing, piano solos, phono graph and coon songs by Mrs Mary Newman of Como, followed by refreshments. Guests included numerous relatives and friends from Long Branch and nearby towns.
Members of the 500 club left on the 4.17 train for a Broadway visit to Lew Fields in Hen-Pecks. Fire at 9th avenue delayed the return, but the group regrouped at the subway and ferry slip and improvised plans while awaiting the early morning paper train. Passengers included L. W. Cottrell and several companions.
Mrs G D Seymour enjoyed a social gathering last Friday evening with friends who celebrated her birthday. They arrived bearing a shower bouquet of white carnations and a luncheon was served after the event. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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