26 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1918
Page
1
Community drive raises funds aiming to support Jensory MBTECTIVES with a target over $1,000 per month. Organizers call for donations to sustain ongoing health needs and services.
The Patriotic Fund plans another drive to assist the Knights of Columbus. It will cover requested areas and provide support as it has in the past.
The notice states aliens must register starting February 4 at Sens Sovent headquarters with registration officers handling oath administration and thumbprint requirements. It emphasizes who may carry the order and the roles of registrants and officers in the process.
Local coal dealers voiced mixed views on the four day closing order of the coal administration. Two said it helped while two found no effect. They agreed the situation has not improved and warned inventories would likely sell out by this morning.
The information on which the Bureau will base its reports in remains to be announced. Relatives of military personnel awaiting updates are advised to monitor official channels for forthcoming notices.
An inspector declares the water rotten and warns the public about contaminated supply. Officials cite chlorine treatment notes and potential taint in recent testing, urging caution for drinkers.
Fragmentary report notes a request by Mr Hattenloch to State Department and mentions measles control and a single diphtheria case in town with a stated range from seventy five to twenty.
C H Brannigan of the Antersal Revenue will be stationed at the local Post Office daily between 9 and 11 next month to aid residents in preparing tax returns. He will be available for inquiries and assistance at the post office during these hours.
fragmentary text shows coal administration rules guiding retail stores to limit operations to specific goods. The district awaits clearer directives as theatres may open while grocers and butchers face restricted offerings. Newark official hints at strict enforcement of these orders.
The New Jersey State Council of Defense acts at the request of Genial of Vatineal Detman to establish a bureau aimed at providing essential support services. The move signals coordinated effort across agencies to bolster local defense and public welfare.
George L. Record former gubernatorial candidate will address attendees at the Vin-Peb Cent Church Sunday retreat. The event highlights his political background and participation in past campaigns.
Disjointed OCR line lists names and roles for a local group. Mentions William J. Chairman, Savings, Vegeenion, and several committees with J. J. Deacher and Dr. Dees among others. Ernest Bickell is named as secretary.
Crystal Lodge and Knights of Pythias held their annual roll call Tuesday night with delegations from several nearby lodges in attendance. Former Town Attorney William 8 Parry spoke on special phases of the work.
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