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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1915
Page
4
A Nutley NJ letter urges a three day work week with credit pay to stabilize local industry amid wartime shifts. It criticizes town leadership and Newark politics, calls for simpler governance and better economic steadiness, and praises civic women for sustaining civic interest.
A fragmentary article notes Mr Blunt pushing for town commission reforms to gain ad revenue. It accuses him of hypocrisy and quarrels over state ad rates, suggesting he seeks to cut ad costs by leveraging such policies.
Town efforts to supply bandages for European relief echo Civil War scenes as demand outstrips factory supply. Commissioner Carr and Collector Van Riper faced questioning at a public meeting over Nutley’s high tax rate and why local residents pay more dollars in taxes than others, with little satisfying explanation.
Local group of Mutley women launches a state bond push to fund public works. Organizers urge voters to support the measure in upcoming ballots, citing community improvements and flood control priorities.
An evening of uproarious laughter is planned by Fortnightly Club officers for Thursday night January 28 1915. The program includes funny athletics foolfal acrobatics and informal dances with the chair Walk First Smile. Grouches barred at 9 pm.
The Lyric Piano Club pupils performed a Saturday recital at William P. Boggs studio 54 Park avenue Passaic Park formerly Nutley. Leland M Rice assisted with a Chopin Polonaise and Boggs displayed depth of feeling and marked technic. The program included thirteen numbers and drew much applause.
The text notes 13,000 prescriptions compounded since establishment, highlighting trusted service and superior drug quality. It cites careful practices and fair prices as factors in steady department growth.
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