Willow industry in America and New Jersey law debate
The article discusses willow cultivation in the United States focused in New York, noting limited spread, challenges in peeling, and the need for affordable peeling machines. It cites government trials, distribution of 2,000,000 willow cuttings, and profitability of well managed willow bolts, alongside New Jersey guardianship and dower reforms and a call for women's suffrage to protect female rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Tabor
Forest Service
Arlington
Farmers
New Jersey
New
Senate
Elizabeth
A Gping Monster in Australian Reptiles
A vivid account of a spiny Australian lizard nicknamed Moloch horridly called a wizard creature. It is described as ferocious yet vegetarian with a habit of absorbing and drying water, making a specimen in a dish seem to blot water away. A light anecdote about a bee lifting weight is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Columbus
Penitentiary
Hospital
Deces
Diapatel
Molech
Papua
Mini Proposal Sparks Courtroom Jokes Between Judges
A playful courtroom exchange unfolds as a judge and participants discuss timing for a proposal. The dialogue hints at tension and humor during a formal proceeding, illustrating dynamics in a high stakes setting.
Wild West Show to Kick Off at Hillside Park August 22
Hillside Park hosts the Wild West Show with Cowboy performances including a chase for the bride and stage attack. H. C. McIntyre conducts rifle shooting as part of attractions. Two daily shows at 3 and 8 under favorable weather conditions promise bold feats by Schreyer and Wurtmeyer balloon and parachute acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. McIntyre
Hillside Park
Texas Ranch 99
Dare Devil Schreyer
Wurtmeyer
Adv
H.C. McIntyre
Schreyer
Seasonable Poultry Care For The Coming Season
Advice for cleaning sitting and brood coops before winter. Re modeling laying houses without disturbing birds, whitewashing fixtures, and preparing yards. Plow bare yards, start a rapid crop like cats, then let birds eat young shoots. If no crop, keep soil stirred and sow rye or wheat by mid September for spring green feed. Implement changes and sanitation now.
Local Fraternal Lodges Meet on Various Weekdays
Junior Order O U A M Nutley Council 285 meets at Masonic Hall on the 1st 3rd and 5th Fridays. Knights of Honor Progress Lodge meets at Knights of Honor Hall on New and Elm streets the 2nd and 4th Mondays. Knights of Pythias Crystal Lodge meets at Masonic Hall every Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Nutley Lodge
Masonic Hall
Daughters of Liberty
Stars and Stripes Council
Junior—Order
Nutley Council
Knights of—Honor
Progress— Lodge
Knights of Honor
New and
Elm Streets
Knights of Pythias
Crystal Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
England
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Osiers
Japan
Experi
Firat
N.J
Nutley W.P.A
Fielder
War
Henice
Carlyle
Arcer
W. Hendesov
Race Street
John Street
Miley
N. J
Stunna
Bill
Jil
Yonkera Statesman
Washington
Wash
Ington Avenue
Nutley
The
Prudential
Panama
San Francisco
Palace of Mines and Metallurgy
Fortuna
Bank OF Nutley Gle
Safes Deposit Boxes
Uay
Bary
Chasareeme& Son
Erie R. R
Avondale
Hang
Montauk
Passaic
Marguerite Clark
Ina Claire
Charley
Chaplin
Jertauk Theatre
Charley Chaplin
King of Comedians
Paramount Service
Montauk Theatre
Jorrigae
the Montauk
Fei
Coney Island
Surf Avenue
Frank Kister
Charles’ V
Texas Ranch
the Nutley Sun
Trust Department
Masons
Royal” Arcanum
Kempton
Loggia
Battista Falcone
Sons of Italy
Ferrara
Domenic Ciccone
D. C
Drake
Drake Colleges
Newark
East Orange
Waterloo
Steward
Pistrucci
George IV
Flaxman
Royal Mint
Duke of Wellington
Pierrot
Pierette
Allan B. Stirratt
Chestnut ST
Nutley, N. J
Halsey & Washington Sts
Bamberger’s
Passaic Avenue
George Herrmann
Mgr
Thomas Nichols
Pres
Hillside Avenue
Nutley Park
Whitford Avenue
Brookfield Avenue
Selle
Samuel Silverburo
West Nutley
Elis Allelg
Ballantine's
Nutley Coal & Supply CO
Charles E. Johns
High Grade
Pittston, Lehigh and Spencer Coal
Chestnut Street
Paramount Photoplays
Montaur ‘St Theatre
New Jer
Keith
Big Keith
Paramount
Reo Bee
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