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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1907
Page
5
Ruban's alleys hosts a weekly three man tournament with ten teams listed by number and members. The standings section shows team numbers and patterns of scores, though the text is garbled and partial.
Samuel White rolled 213 and W A Lambert 200 in men’s high scores. Lady bowlers posted 108 and 121 by Mrs W Ormsbee.
A cigar guide explains three main types: Imported Havana, Clear Havana, and Domestic cigars. Imported cigars come from Havana with Cuban leaf. Clear Havana are made in the United States from Cuban tobacco. Domestic cigars use varied U.S. tobaccos. The article notes preferences vary but National Cigar Stands nationwide offer all three kinds for sale.
Erie timetable lists trains from West Nutley Hillside Ave Nutley and Avondale stations to New York with listed departure times on weekdays and Sundays. It also shows return departures from Chambers Street New York toward Nutley stations and Saturday special service.
An advertisement for Dalooy Laxakola tonic tablets priced at 25 cents promotes charm through rosy skin and relief from constipation. Addressed by H. T. Lefferts.
The passage reflects nostalgia for the old silver dollar and its symbols the liberty bead spread eagle and star lore. It celebrates the silver coin as a beloved currency described with reverence and family memory within a Masonry journal tone.
An advertisement touts Pepsikola tablets as a guaranteed indigestion remedy. It promises a 25 cent box with a money back guarantee if not beneficial, claiming the product steadies nerves, improves appetite, relieves belching, coat on tongue, sour stomach, and fullness after meals. The claim is attributed to H. T. Lefferts.
Report of the condition of Bank of Koutley Hubley New Jersey at close of business January 20 1907 shows loans and discounts overdrafts and securities. Cash on hand 1 500 441 96 deposits including time and individual balances 140 996 The report is sworn by vice president William K Die and cashier J Edward Weeks before notary Annie L Van Winkle with directors listed.
Property owners along the Chestnut street extension petition the board to open grade and remove obstructions along the full length from Prospect street to Bloomfield avenue. Signed by H. D. Furgerson and Fran L. Rusey town clerk, owners report 824 feet of frontage.
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