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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1917
Page
2
Fragments indicate a potential street shift from Franklin Avenue to Hepper Avenue affecting Ms. Yat and Dilan. No clear authorities or dates are provided. Further legible details are needed to confirm the action and parties involved.
Fragmentary OCR mentions penalties or charges tied to property and a sum around 4508 dollars. No clear entities or context to confirm specifics or dates.
A resident named Ba $e Bay has joined the community at 92 Highcrest. Local officials noted the new arrival as part of ongoing housing updates in the neighborhood.
Amelia F Colwell receives Oak Crest Place land valued at 3000 dollars. Vreeland Avenue shows Joseph Home andmends 2 Gemincham Way near Miller at Johnson Place Center Street valued at 196 dollars and 3000 dollars respectively.
Incomplete event note mentions Sosa at Dintg Hall and a 17 lawn party by a group described as Daughters of gay, with limited readable context.
One by one they shook hands with him and wished him luck. He left the thought for love for Min, wold.
Nutley agent case notes reference Miss Van Bosses and a P C 4 designation in line with 8.
Fragmentary note from August 6 1917 references James C Bull and a figure going “over the top” with a pen, implying drafting or signing of an act or settlement. The text is incomplete but indicates a historical document or decision linked to Bull.
A letter to The Sun asks the Town Commission to address roaming cats. The writer cites nuisance and safety concerns from cats prowling gardens and seeks public action and licensing to curb the problem.
A fragmented line mentions shoe repair offers and a name-like phrase Gostich Terisn Anette Oeen, without clear context or complete details. The readable portion suggests a casual promise about shoe repair services in an informal note.
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