Red Bank Fair breaks records for crowds and exhibits
At Red Bank the third annual Monmouth County Agricultural Association show drew record crowds on Labor Day weekend with 18,000 estimated attendees for day two. Judges tallied many prize winners across divisions including horses, mares, roadsters, harness, polo ponies, riding animals, and farm horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Agricultural Association
Harden L. Crawford
Thomas 8. Field
William F. Tatterall
Seward Carr
Henry Demmert
Richard Deeves
J. A. Haskell
M. A. Rice
James A. Scrymser
Herbert N. Straus
Frank C. Storek
Courge
Princess Allerton
Armindee Farm
Hattie Constantine
A. R. Vallaint
Trotter
Flushing
Charles G. DuBois
Jingo
William Carhart
Frank C. Byram
Joseph T. Field
James R. Gilmore
Balcarres
Balcarres Farm
Honey Boy
Gladdy
Prince
George B. McCarty
Black Diamond
Melvin A. Rice
Applejack
Highball
Thomas
Field
Baby
Duke
Nerg
Balcarres Baby
Gamster
Miss M. Thompkins
A. Albright
Shadow Brook Farm
Cherry
A. J. Elkus
Moonshine
EF. M. Schaefer
Miss Schefer
Belearrer Baby
Rosie
Anna L. Street
Bullet
Howard
Borden
W. Strother Jones
Nora
K. M. von Brunt
Snowball
John TL. Jewett
Rex
Ethel Tikus
Virst
Coronation
Sir Thomas
Silver Vox
Monmouth County Hunt
Green — Tnters
Piedmont
Monmouth Stable
Savedale
Monmouth Counnty Hunt
Horoes
Robert Hartshorne
Allaire Water Supply and Land Company
Kirst
John Jingo
James A. Serymeser
Tirst
Stern Brothers
R. J. Macy & Co
Roy Campbell Dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
William Roy Campbell a Long Branch native and former Washington Treasury architect, died after a three week typhoid illness. Funeral will be Wednesday at 3:30 from S. S. Higginen’s Eatontown home and 4:00 at Christ Church Shrewsbury. He was born February 1887 and educated in Long Branch, later working in architecture offices in Long Branch and Hartford before joining the Treasury building staff in Washington. He studied at Washington University and the University of Pennsylvania before illness. He was active in St James Church and a longtime choir member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roy Campbell
Long Branch
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Campbell
Architects
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Flo
Eatontown
S. S. Higgineen
Christ Church
Shrewsbury
Roy
William D
Hattie Cooper Campbell
Leon Cubberley
Hartford, Conn
Civil Service
Architects’ Department
Treasty
Washington
Washington University
University of Pennsylvania
Capberley
VU. P
St. James’ Church
S. Higginson
Card of Thanks for Florence W. B. E Palmer and family
Card thanks Rev. C B Fishe sang pallbearers and all who gave flowers or helped care for Florence W B E Palmer and family. Also notice of window strip installation by Wilbur F Catley at Perry Hall Esaac Cranmer and Daniel Lawley Monmouth Bowling Alleys Lincoln Court Elberon N J now open B03 to L08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Fishe
Florence
W. BE
Palmer
Wilbur F. Catley
Perry Hall
Esaac Cranmer
Daniel Lawley
Monmouth
Lincoln Court
Elberon
N. J
Hollywood Polo Assoc meet at race day crowd heavy
Big holiday crowd watched racing on a quarter mile track as Hollywood Polo Association meet concluded. Veto broke a leg in the quarter mile dash and was shot. Winners included Prince and Strideaway, Mrs Elliott, Peter Hauck Jr, Frederick Wettach, and Miss Maude Nathan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Polo Association
Veto
Monmouth Park Stock Farm
Eatontown
Monmouth County Hunt Club
Princess
Strideaway
B. W. Elliott
Peter Hauck, Jr
Frederick Wettach
Maude Nathan
Rhodes Casey
P. J. Casey
Casey
Norwood
Mr. Wettach
Mr. Casey
Fenwicks
New York
Long Branch
George Tabor
Fenwicke
Tabor
Hanch
Fire alarm box demolished after coachman collision
Fire alarm box 14 at Ocean and Lincoln avenues was wrecked Sunday. Firemen found the inner box ruined and blamed a wagonette mishap or curb impact. Coachman Gordon claimed he pulled in to avoid an automobile and knew nothing of summoning the fire department. Randolph McLain opens a meat delivery route with cash orders available citywide.
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Ocean and
Lincoln Avenues
Niowland
Soffel
Sanford Rows
Ross Country
Gordon
Randolph McLain
Holiday trolley wreck injures five near Highlands
Five people were hurt when a 7 o clock trolley struck a threeseated carriage at Miller Street crossing. The Hanson family and a couple were aboard the carriage. The driver and motorman were arrested, bail set at $200 each, and Hanson threatened a $10,000 suit.
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Highlands
Miller Street
John Hanson
Atlantic Highlands
Jefferson Buffalo
George J. Bartles
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions for the next thirty six hours ending Wednesday at 6 p m. in New Jersey with generally fair skies tonight and Wednesday and light southerly winds.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
P.m
New Jersey
Long Branch Piers First Piling Driven With Ceremony
A public ceremony marked the sinking of the first piling for Long Branch's proposed million dollar pier. VIPs from Newark and Jersey City attended, with Samuel R. Rosoff as prime mover and Mayor Charles O. McFaddin as emcee. The event drew a large crowd and featured Royal Infantry Band music and a formal program alongside festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
M. F. McLaughlin
Newark
J. C. Payne
Jersey City
Long Branch Pier and Land Company
Samuel R. Rosoff
Royal Infantry Band
Rosoff
Broadway
Charles O. McFaddin
Thomas P. Fay
Sunday Ball Players Discharged by City Court
In Recorder Van Doren’s court at City Hall yesterday morning a large crowd of players and fans gathered over Mayor McPaddin’s Sunday ball ban. Chief Layton, under mayoral orders, questioned players. Judge Van Doren discharged the case for insufficient evidence. The dispute follows an Inter Church Federation meeting and a city edict against Sunday match games.
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Recorder van Doren
City Hall
McPaddin
Inter- Church Federation
Chief Layton
Grapewin Stars
Howland
Second Avenue
McGarvey
Layton
Imayor
Mel Garvey
Thomas P. Fay
Hall
van Doren
Arrell Gootseli
Phillips
Telegraph Services for Weekdays in the Year
Advertisement offering daily weekday service in the United States every year excluding holidays for $3.00 postpaid with contact number 208-2099 for details.
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Daily Record
United States
Five Candidates for Next Mayor
A primary contest is set for next Tuesday with five mayoral candidates. Republican A D Sherman opposes George L Crim and Alvin Van Scholck while Democrat Edwin W Packer and Robert L Gulick seek the nomination. Other city offices feature multiple candidates across parties and ward races spark key contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Sherman
George L. Crim
Alvin van Scholck
Edwin W. Packer
Robert L. Gulick
Cty
Councilmanataarge
Henry Joline
George BR
Poland
Death of Oscar Tabor at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Oscar Tabor died Monday morning at 2 o clock while a patient at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The body will be shipped from Atlantic Highlands to Oxford North Carolina by funeral director Oliver Smallwood. The deceased was thirty eight years old and is survived by a brother.
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Oscar Tabor
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Atlantic Highlands
Oxford
North Carolina
Oliver Smallwood
Gerbrach Becomes Grandfather Amid Cheerful News
Frank Gerbrach proprietor of the Monmouth House in Highlands rejoices as his son Charles welcomes a bouncing baby boy. A playful sprint celebration follows. The notice also promotes Hall Farms peaches and pears from Eatontown with delivery options and a Duff Campbell ad. Funeral notices and local services are listed for William Roy Campbell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gerbrach
Highands
Charles
Hall Farms
Eatontown
Long Branch Gun Club Shoot Draws Enthusiasts at Oakhill
The Long Branch Gun Club held an all day shoot on their grounds at Oakhill Avenue. Activities began at ten in the morning with ten target events ranging from five to twenty birds. Winners included C. Billings and Harry Maps among others, with multiple clean scores and several first prize results. The issue also references dry cleaning services, a Broadway show, and local ads.
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Long Branch Gan Club
Oakhill Avenue
Did
West
John Welcott
Harry Maps
B. Evert
H. Norcross
T. Young
C. Billings
G. Helker
B. Peaks
Joseph Young
J. Comb
Highlands Carnival Adopts Mardi Gras Finish After Rain
Rain delayed Saturday auto races and hill climbs at Highlands carnival. Sailing and boat races still held at the shore bulkhead near Jackson club with Annette, B. M., Mary, and other craft placing. Swimming events followed with Miss E B Howard winning the 100 yard race as Grace Revere and Tessie Howard tied for second.
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J. H. McGarthy
Annette
William Meeker
B. M
J. W. Poole
Mary
Gibson
Chas. H. Luedekle
F. Layton
Blanche
Emma
H. Cootes Artfil
H. Howland
S II
W. H. Lewis
Dorma
EB. Howard
Grace Revere
Tessie Howard
Stith
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Red Bank Fair
Roy" Campbell
New Era’s Shore Dinner
New Era Association
Pleasure Bay
Albert Smith
Oceanport
Troutman
Sexton Bros
Tel
Hoboken
Auto
Low Moor
Wm. Guie
Hanson
Reid
Keyport
Highland Beach
Stella Badois
Ferry Street
William Badger
Badois
McKhillips
Miss McKillips
Vicoria
Shropshire
Sea Bright
Victoria Hotel
West End Fire Engine Co
Dean Park
Isaac Brown
Child
Charles Douglass
the Phillips
Weather Bureau Forecast
Golden's
James W. Wood
J. Harrison Davis, Jr
Republian
William BR
Joline
Jerome van Brunt
Forrest Green
A. L. Hobson
Repulicans
Thomas R. Woolley
Frank L. Howland
Arthur C. Morris
R. Horace Curtis
Charles F. Morris
John T. Britton
City Recorder
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
A. D. van Doren
B. F. Ford
Charles C. Byard
Harvey F. Slocum
Theodore Cranmer
Gerbrach
West’ End
Duff & Campbell
Dr. Dunn
West End Cottages
Red Bank
Oakhill Ave. Grounds
Gorcey & Son
Chars K
Harris
New York Sunday World
Sunday World
Mason Fruit
Doken
Pinth
És Dozen
Chester M. Truax
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