01 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
1
The readable text discusses population growth, housing demand, and market dynamics. It mentions Jews, BHOD, and housing density, then questions about vacant lots, selling prices, and market saturation. It ends with a stray reference to "THE PORTABLE PANTRY" and a casual query.
Belleville community notes recount a local gathering of the Tennissee Tribe No 293 Trnpe Order of Red Men at the Wigwam. Moss Cahill speaks on the order while the Montgomery Brae Band from Sutie provides music. Water utility action: James JT Comisky ordered to shut off supply due to delinquent accounts. District Clerk A A Alexander remains at home recovering from injuries.
A report outlines a home institution organizing monthly meetings on the third Wednesday at Park Sehonds TB with Brown as president and Connolly and Warns acting in secretarial roles. The item emphasizes cautious lending and community trust.
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