09 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1921
Page
1
The United Bey of Italy granted permission to construct a private water pipe from the main at Rutgers Place Pentelge ag Fen Sedingen Avenue, detailing the route and authority for the project.
A Nutley banker was listed as one of the bidders in the Seee Island auction, with bids opened in Trenton. Details show multiple participants and official proceedings for the sale.
A local group named Perk Improvement organized a Fourth of July style celebration with the Metier Band providing music. The event featured a fireworks display near Wilmer as part of a community gathering by the associated committee and club members.
Readable fragments point to a street listing involving Howard Street and Centre Street near Rutgers. The snippet references King Street and Best Centre Sah as part of a local thoroughfare guide.
The article outlines school life in an eastern town with focus on class work, attendance, and character development. It notes fifty seven children benefiting from a half year, good general health, and efforts to instill habits of attendance through small projects and science.
A fragment describes a person pinned to a wall by a truck at a location identified as 157 Pasmic. Details are unclear but the event involves injuring or threatening harm and has prompted investigation by authorities. No further names or outcomes are provided.
The United States Government offers young men a chance to attend the Citizens Training Camp at Plattsburg New York from August 7 to September 5 1921. All expenses are paid including uniforms equipment meals transportation and medical attendance. A subsidy of five cents per mile is provided for the journey to and from the camp. Verification may be secured through schoolmasters rabbis or other approved officials.
Readable parts describe property around the northern end of Kingsland Pond with fragmented mentions of Nutle Clifton and a falls feature at the pond. The text notes development will not be started, leaving the land in partial or unsettled condition.
A jumble of names shows Miss Elizabeth Snowden and others visiting relatives in Boston Lakeside Drive homes at Ye Oh and Roberval Church area. Several outings are noted including fishing trips to Beach Haven and stays at Long Branch and Locust Hills with family.
Police logs show minor crashes and injuries around Washington and Teed streets, Franklin and Market avenues, and Newark Paterson corridors. Encounters include a Hudson driven by Moore with dented fenders, a Mercy car collision at Franklin Street, a Buick in a separate incident, and a motorcycle collision near Centre Street. injuries were treated, and tickets or hearings were noted for several drivers.
Three New Hampshire high school graduates secure Rutgers University scholarships. Miss Belen Dacey of Centre Street travels to New Bedford and Providence for related events. Mrs Manthews of Maple past and others are noted in brief items including a birth announcement for a son and local residents mentioned in a scattered update from Franklin and Grove areas.
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