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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1921
Page
5
A garbled town notice mentions Nutley and neighboring areas receiving welcome from local officials at a February event. The readable fragments reference streets, a hotel, and a ceremonial gathering with referees, though many details are unclear.
A 1921 discussion by New Jersey official Burdette G of the Department of Institutions and Agencies addresses public concern on youth, crime, and wartime memory. He stresses restraint, moral reform, and a call for secure civic words over sensationalism to guide youth away from danger and vice.
A fragment notes a conflict between Jepan and Biaten with unclear details. The text references warlike actions and competing factions without full context or dates. Further readable identifiers are not present in the fragment.
The article argues the private collector can be hired but the town must continue to perform duties. The private collector serves as auxiliary, and if the town delays, residents should support the new system while not surrendering town service rights. It stresses aid to implement the system without forfeiting municipal entitlements.
A reader condemns an enforcement bill in the Lagislatum as harsh and broad, threatens citizen prosecutions for crimes, and warns the Islands are drifting toward American freedoms. The letter critiques the Board of Commissioners for fundraising to aid starving Europeans, urges focus on education funding, and notes underfunded school projects and rising costs.
A local voice asserts more funds are needed for a project that will benefit the community, arguing that nothing is wasted and every penny is well spent.
Readers celebrate the 20th anniversary of Iyred Vine Charen’s work with a community event. The tribute honors Charen’s contributions and marks two decades since the project began.
Two brush fires were reported yesterday as responders rushed to extinguish flames. The narrative also mentions guests at the Clark residence on Brookline Avenue and a brother of Alfred Lux. additional small items describe a burglary direction and various neighborhood households including Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nailer and the Lamoures, Hanson, and Lux families.
An excerpt discusses the author Mis Cutting and her views on editors being born, not made. It mentions meetings in Dene with Archi and John Prin water, and challenges of publication timing tied to political events and wartime changes.
The Girls Sunshine Circle will sell bread pie and delicatessen items Saturday from 2:80 to 6 in the church basement with Miss Peart Crawford serving as chairman.
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