Count the birds this spring to aid conservation and lower living costs
State Fish and Game Commissioner William A. Logue urges residents to tally birds near their homes this spring to gauge conservation progress and link wildlife protection to reducing insect damage and rising food costs. He notes New Jersey’s early wildlife laws boosted bird life and farm resources, saying increased birds help curb losses exceeding one billion dollars annually.
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U. S&s. Agricultural
New Jersey
Evrey
Commonwealths
Nutley Club Baseball Opens Spring Practice at Park Oval West
Charley Freeman, manager, sent out the first practice notices for the Nutley Club baseball squad. Expecting all returning players and several new recruits, practice will begin Saturdays at Park Oval West, with weekly workouts during the spring. A Passaic boy, an infielder, may win a regular spot, while George, a catcher from Hay Foundry Team, hopes to join, and O. John Walters seeks an outfield role.
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Charley Freeman
Nutley
Park Oval
Weaxer
Passaic
George
Hay Foundry
O. John Walters
Nutley Cun Club Sweep Stakes Won by H D McCann
Last Saturday the sweep stakes were won by H D McCann with a score of 25. McCann also captured both the President's Cup and the Captain's Cup trophies, which ran since December first and February first respectively. The final season shoot to decide scratch and handicap champions is today with 1000 targets and first and second prizes in both events.
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Nutley Cun Club
H. D. McCann
H. D.mccann
Maxwell Motor raises prices on touring car and roadster
Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation announces a price increase for its touring car and roadster models to offset rising raw material costs. The jump takes effect May 1. The company cites sustained inflation and higher inputs as the cause.
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Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation
Nutley Lawn Tennis Club to Disband After Low Use
Nutley’s Prospect Street courts will not host tennis this year as the Nutley Lawn Tennis Club disbands due to financial troubles. The Field Club Board approves a May to October tennis membership plan at $10 with dressing privileges for limited numbers. Plans mention Field Club team strengthening with Jones and Wiggand and potential interclub matches, plus St Pauls Tennis Club preparing courts for the season.
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Nutley Lawn Tennis Club
Prospect Street
Yeason
Nutley Club
West Nutley Station
Field Club
Jones and Wiggand
West Nutley
St. Paul’s
Nutley A. C. Baseball Squad Seeks Home Tryouts
W. J. Homer of Hamilton place manages Nutley A. C. this season and books traveling games on Saturdays and Sundays. Bill Huntley from Meadowbrook Club Newark has signed on as the team adds players including Bill Gorman Ray Blum Jim Kane Bert Henry Buck Freeman Tuk Paxton Bill Wallace and Gus Lang.
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Nutley A. C
W. J. Homer
Hamilton Place
Bill Huntley
Meadowbrook Club
Newark
Bill
Walt Gorman
Ray Blum
Jim Kane
Bert Henry
Buck Freeman
Tuk Paxton
Bill Wallace
Gus Lang
Dartmouth Offers Woodruff Track Scholarship
Dartmouth has offered local runner Woodruff a scholarship after he impressed Central High School of Newark with long distance performances. He is seriously considering accepting the offer.
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Victor. Woodruff
Central High School of
Newark
Dartmouth
National Rifle Club Receives Certificates of Membership
The Kingsland street group secures membership certificates from national headquarters and plans to seek police permission next week to establish a shooting range behind the old Eton quarry.
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National Rifle Club
Eton
Kingsland Street
Yountakah Country Club Readies New Clubhouse and Course
Two months after approving a $250,000 purchase to build a new course and clubhouse the Yountakah Country Club is advised the new home will be ready in two years. Secretary Byron D. Benson reports a flourishing club with membership at an all time high. The current course has been prepared for the season.
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Newark
Ernest D. Easton
New Jersey
Anti- Tuberculosis League
Philip P. Jacobs
National Association’ For
Easton
Sidney
Australia
Clinton Street
N. J
Boards of Health
Yountakah
Knights of the Orient end season strong
The Knights of the Orient closed their basketball season last week with Howard Wolferz scoring the most baskets. The team expects a stronger season ahead as Wolferz was re elected captain and E Wolferz named manager.
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Knights
Daily Thought on Reward and Growth of Duty
Frederick Denison Maurice argues that reward is not repose but broader opportunity. Command over cities increases with wealth and use of talent, and the capacity to do good expands according to the effort and utility applied.
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Frederick Denison
Carland Studebaker Found After Grace Church Theft
A Studebaker sedan owned by Frank B. Carland of Satterthwaite avenue was stolen Sunday night from in front of Grace Church and later found deserted in Yantacaw Park by Sergeant John Jameson and Patrolman Emile Werner.
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Studebaker
Frank B. Carland
Satterthwaite Avenue
Grace Church
Yantacaw Park
John Jameson
Emile Werner
Remembered Lines and Music in a Bookish Room
An evocative passage describes lines to be remembered and finest music arising from shelved books. Each volume is an instrument created by a melodist of the mind, softly vibrating like perfume or starlight poured into the ear, soothing care.
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James Lafia Allen
Birds Lose One Billion Dollars Yearly in Destruction
Estimated annual cost of bird destruction in the country reaches 1 billion dollars. Losses impact ecosystems and economic sectors dependent on avian species.
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W. Henderson
Race Street
John Street
Phorie
Franklin Avenue
Nutley, N. J
Chas. A. Keyler
Bloomfield Avenue
Allan B. Stirratt
Bafey
Lehigh, Jeddo and
Buck Mountain Coal
Jeddo
John Hawkins
Pakra Seed
American Tapé Co
West 23Rd St
New York City
R. G. Schaaf
Carrot Oxheart
Pods Unighe
Orient Wes
Robert Miller
Noxtalk
Joseph B
Nairn Place
Louise Dickinson
Jersey City
Bank of Nutley
America
Axminster and Body Brussels
Wovne
Fifth Avenue
47Th Street, New York
Sporting
the Nutley Sun
Bae
Maxwell Company
Clark B. Hill
Hartford
Prospect Street Tennis Club
Woodruff
Rifle Club
W.O. Davis
Natley, N J
Ballantine’s
William Meyerholz
Grant Avenue
Hampton Place
Charles F. Herbstreith
Kingstand Road
Marinus Betseler
Myrtle Avenues
Angelo Riccio
Edgar Sergeant
Rutgers
Place
Business Directory
Salvatore Ferrara
Sanitary Barber Shop
Chestnut Street
Franklin Ave
Dear Vreeland Ave
Harry F. Kimball
Oak Ridge-Ave
William H. Parry
Union Building
Canton Sreret
High St
William P. Hurley
Newark, N. J
C.J. van Winkle
Nufley, N. J
Stager Bros
Clark
Celiaa
Hampton Place Nutley, NJ
D. C. Decker Laundry
Hillside Avenue
Adrian J. C. van Leeuwen
Jersey
Brookfield ‘Avenue
H. Robinson
Ysual de
Agency
Chestnut St
Church ST
Thomas Hayes
Passaic Ave
W. Lombardy & Son
eCloe
William R. Stirratt
Franklin Avenge
Mintley
RS. Wise
Ginsburg, C.E. Assoc
Mem
Am. Soc
C. E Wise & Ginsburg Civil Engineers, Architects and Surveyors
Powershow “Nurseries
S. ED
Thomas Nichols, Inc
Thomas Nichols
Washington Street
Linden St
Tennis
Hoogendyk
Peter
Brown ST
Nutley, N. I
Henry Hoffmeister
Park Age
Keyser & Fleming
Beech St
Chestnut ‘Street
West Nutley Express
Baggage Express
W. L. Jones
Stang Passaic Av
Frank Orlando
Nnll
Postal
WillCat Nutley
Ki. J
Chestnut-Street
F. V-Ritacco
Roma
Vreeland Avenue
Anthony
P. Ciardi
Sanitary
Plufiber
C. E. Fentzlaff
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