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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
6
A terse fragment notes tension around a post commander role amid escalating conflict. Details are sparse, but the reference indicates leadership disputes within a military or paramilitary setting and potential for broader operational implications.
A letter argues for adjusting districts to keep scholars within ten to twelve minutes of Yantacaw High, noting it would be a credit to Nutley and benefit students. The message hints at potential district reshuffling to ease travel for scholars.
A fragmented street ledger lists residents and land parcels including Joseph Faicati on avenue Joseph Faicati at 161 Bloomfield and Samuel Frederica on Union avenue with a family house. Other entries mention Josph A Rusty 1 John street C H Young 38 Daily street and a store on Bloomfield valued at 10 dollars with alterations of 400 dollars and a separate 4000 dollar total.
Letter to the editor argues a Sun editorial misreads public sentiment. Writer references a song line and questions the date January 16 1922.
A brief comic fragment from Wayside Tales presents a quirky line about a man who never offers himself a ginger ale, hinting at a playful vignette about social manners and taste.
A brief note suggests Hills and Cohen are expected to create a capable ee bee. The item mentions Cummins, Tod, Se Rai in passing, implying collaboration or roles in a local project. No dates or locations are provided.
An advertisement touts a Victrola with $7.50 monthly interest and no extras. The copy implies a simple installment plan and urges readers to acquire a phonograph if they do not already own one.
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