Local District Board Appeals Case Lists Residents and addresses
Reading of an appeal shows a district board hearing residents and dependents across Nutley and nearby areas. The draft lists numerous street addresses including 7 Beach Street 9 Terrace Place 68 Dy St and 160 Brigham Ave amid references to claimed statuses 4 A 2 D and 3 D.
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Kaka
Joralamon Strest
Joenph Ledite
Aj Maye Strest
Notene Verster
Parkerence
Speen
Washeae Oe
Rene Dale
Beach Street
Tee Ewie
Igheres
Rey Daum
Terrace Place
ie _Moystler
Dy- Stes
Lake Strest
George Lawrence Kelly
Brigh
Bebmont Ave
Walter
Washer Marabal Joule
Washington Amen Ave
Patlevile
Omen
Fred A. Bediay
William Street
Adeed
Unclear Injury Impact Recorded After Five Years
A fragment notes a man named A.M Sladchter Dus suffering a two incidents including a truck collision and months in bed, with partial recovery described. The text references lingering effects and a Nut- location, but many phrases are garbled and incomplete.
Women’s Committee Announces Local Labor Safeguards
The local Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense lists measures including wheat and potato purchases and child labor restrictions. It bans work for children under fourteen and requires supervision in dangerous trades, plus mentions protection for mothers and improved seating.
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Woman's Committee
The
Council of National Defense
Income Tax Man's Last Day Here
Co. C Brannigan, Internal Revenue Officer at Newark, will spend his last day here today. He has served longer locally and will remain only until the end of the day, closing his brief assignment in the area.
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Brannigan
Internal Revenue Officer
Newark
Jesough
Fund Increase Tabulated for Housing Aid in Town
A fragmented note outlines a planned fund increase to 10 000 dollars to support roughly 2500 houses or families in town. It assumes about half 1250 units would participate, signaling broad townwide effort if the fund can supply the amount.
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Ana AR
Niele S
SERS STAMP SALES Near Eight Thousand Mark
War savings stamps sales approach the eight thousand dollar level as totals rise across post offices and regions. Strong interest in the program continues with persistent purchases and steady growth reported.
Investigations Prompted as Ice Cut Addresses Pollution Report
Four fever cases and two measles are reported since the last commission meeting. T. W. Denfield’s election to Hose Company No. 1 is confirmed.
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Aince
T. W. Denfield
Hose Company No. 1
Comreiasi saee notice fragment from 1918
Fragmentary notices reference a February 20 1918 date and names A S P COOK ERNEST. The readable text suggests a civic or commission related notice with unclear details.
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A. Ss. P. Cook
Ernest Feby
Comreiasi
Nutley Water Billing Controversy Noted by Editor
A letter to the Saw discusses Nutley water bills sent to tenants and the responsibility of owners for unpaid charges. The piece covers the taxation of water use and the impact on property owners and tenants, noting tax and supply implications.
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Saw
Nutley
Vincent Triangle Club Opens After Coal Shortage
The Vincent Triangle Club resumes activities after a prolonged delay caused by a coal shortage, marking the opening of its sectioning event.
Local Woman Margaret H. Fox Dies in Westville
Mrs. Margaret H. Fox mother of School Trustee Abijah C. Fox died Tuesday after a short illness at her home in Westville. She is survived by her husband Danici and other relatives.
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Margaret H. Fox
Abijah C. Fox
Westville
Wigs “i di
Fox
Danici
Infantry Battalion Aims for French Voyage Soon
At Dix the 812th Infantry Battalion prepares to sail for France in the near future. Soldiers anticipate departure as military mobilization continues.
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Dix
France
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Smith
T DeWitt
Ronis Street
Ein
Preaklin Ave- Taal Bough
Stevet
A.M Sladchter
United States
Lyceum
W.C. T
Tantem and
Dickinses
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