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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1919
Page
4
A note from the Nutley New Jersey post office lists JOHNSON FOY as editor with second class matter designation. The entry appears as part of a local newspaper masthead or imprint indicating the editor’s name and postal status.
A 1019 note predicts Champ Clark replacing Kittchen as Democratic Beer leader with a new Congress. The piece critiques Kitchen’s stance on war taxes and postal zone rates, arguing magazines and newspapers should bear delivery costs, while anticipating resistance from grafters and hoping for a rate that shifts carrying costs onto publishers.
A jumbled discussion mixes crime stories, seamen, soldiers, and veterans. The text notes confusion over standards for headlines and missing details amid a wave of public intrigue and anecdotes from locals.
The remark suggests a tax rate adjustment of about half a point and questions whether Mr Hohenzollern began a task of cutting wood early enough. The fragment hints at financial policy and scheduling concerns without full context.
New York hotel proprietors react to a seven fifty meal price in Berlin with warnings that the cut is a low price tactic affecting markets and tourist perception.
Col C W Weeks requests Nutley photographs showing all war activities from civic campaigns to home tasks. Mayor Diebitech selects volunteers to copy pictures. Nutley should forward images to Seattle and local staff. The State Council of Defense supports coordinated state and local efforts to build wartime records.
A small blaze caused by a chimney fire damaged an unidentified property. No injuries reported as firefighters contained the incident. The loss is estimated under $50. Local authorities are investigating the cause.
A note on a regular meeting of a local group and a social hour follows reports of Mrs. W. T. Coeyman visiting Chestnut Place, Henry Meyer recovering from influenza, and weekend guests including Mrs. Wisi Sec ala se ie and Mrs. W. L. Comstock. Mr. Kaufmann hosts the first in a card series at his Franklin Avenue home.
Mrs Oscar H Krueger will present a paper on the English industrial revolution to the Friday Afternoon Club. The event will take place January 31 at Mrs D Finns home in Hillgrove. A round of current events will follow.
A trolley conductor, unnamed in police records, says he was robbed of $100 by a man with a revolver after stopping his car near the tent 5 ae Sewing way a m and coat his head. The incident occurred in the yard behind a Park Avenue saloon.
Three men were arraigned before Recorder Post for robbing William Baneseek of 190 dollars at 64 Pitt Street Bloomfield. Defendants were Michael Diecast of Myrtle Avenue Bloomfield, Michael Wietz of Franklin Avenue Bloomfield, and Joseph Crecea of 2 East Avenue this town. They were held pending action with bail set at 200 dollars.
The text argues that good service is built through a gradual evolution rather than a single act. It requires consistent performance across many tasks and a store-wide focus on satisfying and pleasing customers.
Local names such as Mrs William Longfelder Miss elder Alfred Eville and Mr Mrs Schaaf and Usian appear in a fragmentary notice of illness moves and a home change. The text includes references to influenza illness and upcoming relocation from various streets and avenues.
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