16 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1918
Page
1
The readable fragments describe ongoing rescue efforts tied to a war scenario. Officials urge caution as teams work in difficult conditions. No final outcome is confirmed, but urgency remains high among responders and local authorities.
A fragment notes a two week darkness due to cost issues and a small supply of fuel secured with others to keep operations going.
A fragmented obituary note recalls a service attendee described as a nurse who served as donor to Ge Edward Quirk. The text references a donor connection and a reevaluation of Reed B. SS.
The ILD and ILD related drafts list include skilled farm laborer mechanical expert and skilled industrial laborer named in Belleville Illinois records. Proceedings indicate February 25 as a draft appeal date with likely destination Camp Dix.
Nutley officials debate bonded debt and water extension costs with 1896 figures cited. The article notes a 47 000 extension and 67 notes in bank to fund water works while acknowledging aging mains may need forty years of service. It also mentions a wartime appeal for service in General Pershing's Expeditionary Force and a call for proper supervision of expenditures.
A Motley woman died in Yarmouth Maine on the 20th, aged many years. Roberta was a founder of St. Paul's Burist and helped organize the church. burial was planned at her Newton Massachusetts home.
A terse record notes a board reading a tetter about a contracted feed hat. Arthur asked why the action or decision was taken, with a request for clarification on the process and grounds.
An illustrated lecture titled The Telephone in the War will be given by C. F. Mills. The event, organized by Chapter More than 100 views will be shown and appointments are made in Room 08 Mills.
Nearby towns discuss a patriotic fund with Nutley unable to meet its assessment unless local supporters step in. Springtime energy spurs renewed fundraising and community involvement.
A Newark announcement states schools will open Monday to resolve confusion over a prior misstatement. Officials emphasize the need for students and staff to attend as planned, with exact classroom details to follow.
Two local men who were commissioned first lieutenants have been promoted to captains. The move elevates their roles and responsibilities in the unit, reflecting trusted leadership and years of service.
A faded tale shows a man asked about money in wartime values. He borrows to drink and play cards, then pockets a five dollar note to fund war savings. He vows prideful thrift, saving every dollar to invest in the cause.
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