02 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1918
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR mentions a bank in Nutley and screening in a state effort. The readable moment references a Sea gh ghee Computtee and On hand notes to investors. The sense is unclear but points to financial actions around Nutley Bank and screening by state officials.
Reports from Natley Coal & Supply indicate worsening shortages as rail disruptions and low stock strain deliveries. Officials warn residents to conserve fuel and expect continued delays through the week.
The Commissioners' executive committee reports biennial subscriptions of 500 will comfortably cover all wartime charities likely to be called on.
A dog wandered away before its owner could be identified. Patrick F. was injured when the animal bit and tore a rent in his clothing. The dog’s teeth caused the wound as it attacked.
Local health inspector Ralph Huttenloch questions ongoing water safety as residents seek clarity on pollution reports. A water company official claims health risk is minimal and defends filtered water as only a small portion of the whole, while Scout leaders vow continued vigilance.
An investigation reveals water bond costs unexpectedly high at 126 500 dollars and losses from extensions. The inquiry cites a 1914 1916 board decision from Sea Wice Gems and discusses charges and distributions under New Jersey state board standards.
News item notes a cracked steam boiler and a house set to reopen after minor damage from the incident.
The board deadlocked two to one over new water rates and then tabled the motion after Commissioner Woder opposed the proposal. The panel adopted its annual budget totaling $118,377.22.
A special Woman's Club meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 3 p m at the Club House. The session will discuss changing the club day to meet fuel needs and related arrangements. Livingston is among those expected to attend.
Letters from BR Allyn Vroom report active service at a U.S. naval base in Barepeen waters with details of an overcast operation. The communication notes ongoing duties and situational status.
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