19 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an order and ownership details involving a Mrs and a court matter. Readable segments are insufficient to identify parties, place, or outcome. The record preserves the core uncertainty and references to an ordered action without concrete facts.
In East Orange a local library game briefing comes from the neighboring town with beneficial information. The board of trustees of the Met discusses the matter and prepares guidance for residents and players.
The Woman's Club science section hosted Mrs. Otte Fink of Cotter who demonstrated a food value concept to thirty eight attendees. The event focused on nutrition and science interest within the club.
Incomplete OCR text notes a Wednesday letter to the government from Retr and Hope and mentions George W. Symonds of Overt area. It hints at attachment related to prep work and concerns about property and a teen, but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
A local safety notice describes eviction actions tied to a city clean-up plan. Officials warn residents and property owners of upcoming removals and compliance deadlines to restore order and safety in affected neighborhoods.
A local group named Property Owners Anepetecion and Watley press two county resolutions opposing tax hikes. They seek direct representation for each county tax group before the State board, and powers to suspend poll tax payments if a new law is enacted. Several named residents support the move.
An appeal hearing on land use involved expert witnesses at a Park site with costs around 3000 dollars. A concert for the Christmas fund followed at a local church with about 206 attendees. Performers included Arthur Carr, Elisabeth Vas Winkie, Clementa Tener, C. Austin Smith, Daneel M Lasch, with Mr Beare as accompanist.
The readable portion mentions a Newark area and a theory about a bust or act, with garbled names and phrases. It references a specific locale and potential events, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
East End Embroidery Circle was entertained by Mrs Prasees Gechureman at her Centre home. Refreshments were served and premeal fare included Mrs Anna Todd and several members such as Mrs William Mi es Bisie Kids Mrs Henry Mrs Robert Donaldson and others attended.
Tax delinquent notices have prompted action by Clerk Ov er Kirkeby and Recorder Jace M Post as they pursue payment on overdue accounts. The notices target property owners who have not satisfied their tax obligations.
Fragmentary notice lists Gerad Witim and Leona with uncertain relation. Reads like a local obituary or memorial item from a Western region paper, with unclear dates and connections. Unable to determine full details from the damaged OCR text.
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