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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
6
A quirky caption notes Nero ER and The Boss sharing an outfit moment as they appeared together at a public event. The brief highlights a playful pairing drawing attention from attendees and photographers.
Advertisement seeking a house to rent for fifteen to twenty dollars with all improvements and heat in a good location. Also a buyer for five acres or more near Long Branch West End Elberon or Deal willing to pay if cheap. Respond with details to L Bry Box 51 Elberon.
Lost Brindie Boston Bull with white neck. Name Dick. Reward offered from H. F. Wileas at 212 Broadway for return.
Advertising notices show a Broad Street Red Bank era home with twelve rooms and bath, hot water heat and electric gas lighting available through Mrs A G Brown at 70 Hudson Avenue. Also a Morris Avenue furnished house with steam heat for rent September to June or yearly for a reliable party, contact 142 Morris Avenue or agent. A New Jersey case holds a farmer liable for a cow death due to a broken fence, ruling damages to the death caused by garden forage.
Dr Lilienthal reports soil stimulation from sugar beets raises wheat by 5.95 bushels per acre rye 1.59 barley 6.61 and oats 5.77 with cattle numbers increasing and farm income up as much as 70 percent across eight German estates cultivating beets for sugar.
Fragmentary OCR from a New Jersey Central timetable listing various train times and routes. Includes stations such as East Branch Freehold Poor Freehold Washington and New York, with multiple listed departure and arrival times and numeric figures.
The 1912-13 annual report details six executive committee meetings and outreach to the mayor and borough council on road improvements, health board matters, street lighting, garbage disposal, and speeding up morning railroad trails via the Highlands drawbridge. It notes sewage handling via a new disposal plant, enforcement of exhaust noise rules on motor boats, and plans for country lanes to create bridle paths and walks for community use.
Times for trains and boats between New York and Long Branch plus Asbury Park and Sea Bright show daily frequencies. Sailings from Battery and West 35th Street connect with ferries at South Ferry, with no freight Sundays.
A borough plan prompts a committee on transportation and a mosquito extermination review. The Oceanic Inn license renewal was blocked after a legal effort led by Rev. McKay and others, with Judge Foster denying the renewal in Freehold. Membership stands around eighty to one hundred as the association seeks growth.
Sea Bright public school will reopen on Tuesday September 9 with first bell at 8:30 and second at 8:45 for opening exercises. Parents are urged to send kindergartners Tuesday afternoon with a note including full name, date of birth, parent name, and street.
The Weather Bureau prints a forecast for the next 46 hours ending Sunday at 8 p m New Jersey predicts fair weather Sunday in the north with easterly winds and mild temperatures Barometer at 8 a m reads around 30 10. Yesterday's temperatures are listed with day and night readings and a note on average highs and lows for the period
Rev H Jory of the Islands attends service where he praises the generosity of Haptilans aiding the cathedral project. Steyaindrew's Priory Iolant College and seven other schools support the mission, noted as a historic success unmatched by other church efforts. Afternoon tea followed the service with attendees discussing the bishop's work.
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