Nutley and Montclair News Notes and Local Debate
The Nutley Board of Education faced unpaid taxes on land at Washington avenue now owned by the district with costs potentially reaching 173 to 200 dollars. The article calls out alleged neglect and urges fiscal responsibility, plus a proposed water fountain plan on Chestnut street with support from local groups and a one dollar citizen subscription. It also reports on Rev Dr Bradford stirring Montclair on liquor licenses and notes the fall campaign may focus on community benefit and enforcement of high licenses.
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Washington Avenue
Nutley Board of Education
E. J. Clark
Board of Education
Building and Property Committee
Chestnut Street
Nutley
William Hinckley Mitchell
Bradford
Montclair
Nutley Teachers List Shows Nineteen New Appointments
The Nutley Public Schools reveal nineteen new teachers in the Elementary Department at Park School. Miss Plank, listed previously as new, was hired three months before the school year ended, indicating fewer staffing changes than some critics claim.
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Nutter Sun
Nutley Public Schools
the Park School
Plank
Water in Mains Draws One Sigh From Hingland
A Notleyite reports tar via in town water, joking about leaks while noting faucets run a saturated solution. The cause may be warm weather delaying hydrant flushing, as observed by residents and the Hingland Kicker.
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Prospekt Piker
H. Hau
Public Service Railway Publishes Handy 36 Page Folder
A new thirty six page pocket sized folder issued by the Public Service Railway features four color outside covers with Broad and Market Newark on the front and upper Passaic River scenery near Singac on the back. A large nine by twenty four inch map shows the system extent and Newark Jersey City Hoboken Camden area routes in detail with separate maps. The folder includes many illustrations and descriptions of trolley routes distances and fare rates between cities and towns served by trolleys.
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Public Service Railway
Broad
Market Street
Newark
Upper Passaic River
Singac
Jersey City
Hoboken
Camden
Song of Baseball and Belleville Scandal
A diaristic mock lament rails at alleged corruption in Belleville baseball and praises a triumphant victory by Nutley. The piece uses colorful invective to attack umpires managers and fans while celebrating a clean win and a bold home run surge.
Berdan Furniture Promotes August Sale Across Nine Showrooms
Passaic firm Berdan Furniture Company pushes an August sale with marked down prices across nine large showrooms. The company emphasizes exact reproductions of advertised goods and maintains a prominent showroom presence at the Main avenue and Washington Place corner.
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Berdan Furniture Company
Passaic
Bedan Furniture Company
Main Avenue
Washington Place
Adv
Price Reduced in Consequence
Government statistics from Washington show American made silk surpassing foreign options in use by women. Last year silk sales reached 165 million dollars, 132 million of which paid for U S produced silks, largely from New Jersey. Protective tariff aided the industry and lowered silk dress prices, expanding access for many women.
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Washington
United States
France
New Jersey
Camden
Qonrier
Hard Sledding for Candidates in Rockaway Race
The Rockaway Record notes that legislative candidates face many voting groups this fall. Commuters liquor dealers anti-saloon forces grangers labor groups automobile aviation and other voters will scrutinize candidates amid tough political terrain.
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Grangers
Aviators
Rockaway
Caledonian Club Fifty-Fourth Games Details
The New York Caledonian Club invites all athletes to its Fifty-Fourth Annual Games at Washington Park Grand Street between Maspeth and Newtown L. L. on Labor Day September 9. Liberal cash prizes paid on the ground after each event. Hurries accepted until event start. Address John Watt Secretary 846 Seventh Avenue New York.
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New York Caledonian Club
Washington Park
Grand Street
Maspeth
Newtown
L. L
John Watt
Seventh Avenue
New York City
All Opposed to Fowler
The Morristown News notes that nearly every paper in the Fifth District opposes Fowler’s renomination. It cites his harsh criticism of President Taft and his policies as evidence he no longer suits the district’s tariff stance and political temperament.
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Muffer
Barry
Belleville
Iman
Carney
Fowler
Congress
Taft
Fifth
Morristown
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