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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1907
Page
4
A garbled montage quotes figures on public interest and fines, mentions Rockefeller style names, steel trust clashes, chicken prices, and a Jersey paper's take. It adds Roosevelt quips on guns and a Nebraska Supreme Court joke about the wife ruling the house.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold a seven sociable at the Meshodizt Episcopal Church on Saturday evening September 7 1907. Admission is seven cents with every seventh person admitted free. The event features cake and ice cream for sale and the numeral seven will appear in various forms.
The advertisement touts Lt. Plant & Co. and the Bee Hive mail order system based in Newark New Jersey. It claims distant customers can write their wants and receive speedy service from a competent staff and diversified stock. It also notes international patronage and a thrifty, reliable purchasing approach.
A fragment notes apples attracting children this month with a casual mention of a pharmacy offering Blackberry Cordial and a price cue, suggesting a light local column item without clear events or identities.
The Nutley Second Ward Association met at the Far taightly Club House on a Tuesday evening. They discussed improving rail service, proposed contacting the State Board of Railroad Commissioners, debate over a $400 license fee, school board election methods, and nominating council candidates with a committee so a special meeting could precede the September primaries.
The fifty first annual Scottish Games will be held at Washingine Park and Cusins Grand street on Labor Day Monday September 3. Access from New York City via ferries and direct cars to the grounds. routes from Brooklyn and Williamsburg Bridge also listed. Nitrate of soda advertised as a lawn and flower bed fertilizer at 12 cents per pound.
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