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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1910
Page
7
Practical guidance from a Illinois farmer in New England Homestead covers manure handling with spreaders and sheds to minimize waste and aid mixing. Also includes poultry roup remedies, alfalfa feeding for mares, weed seed warnings in manure, tankage for hogs, tree planting advice, and botfly remedies for livestock.
Miss Belle Kinney of Nashville contract with Confederate Veterans for a bronze eight foot statue, to honor Confederate women. The design shows Fame woman placing a wreath on a grieving Confederate wife beside a dying soldier. Kinney, 22, studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and previously designed the Jere Baxter statue in Nashville.
Nutley Town Council adopts a resolution for a public vote on implementing a garbage and ashes collection system. Affected residents, on March 3, will register sentiment under town clerk supervision with costs tied to valuation. ordinance details require separate receptacles for ashes garbage and paper within a defined district.
Banana skins and ripe fruit are processed into a wash then fermented and distilled to produce a new type of whisky in the West Indies. Local producers experiment with banana derived spirits as an alternative to traditional grains.
A short critical note on Frederic Remington's art and a brief verse by Arthur Reesehe in New York American. Describes Remington as a scout and painter of the untamed west and extols images of blood, courage, and death through rugged landscapes and canvases.
The Nutley Town Council calls a March 5 1910 meeting to register voters sentiment on a wastegarbage and refuse ordinance. It requires owners tenants and housekeepers to place garbage in conspicuous receptacles and schedule collection with contractors and town scavengers.
Correct Ep November 1809 timetable lists West Nutley Hillside Avenue Station departures at 5.47 am through 11.33 pm with lines to New York and Sundays 7.34 am to 10.45 pm. Nutley Highfield Lane and Avondale Walnut Street stations show morning and evening runs with Sunday schedules and a note for Chambers Street departures from New York to Nutley stations.
A street grid note lists Brookfield Ave and Elm Place in Avondale, Passaic Ave and Centre Street, with Elm Place and Walnut Street connections mentioned for transit planning.
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