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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1914
Page
5
Fragmented text shows a reflection on keeping records and public notices. It mentions formal advertising rules requiring publication three times and references an official qufiive motive. The tone hints at critique of forgetting and transparency in government communications.
The town plans to appropriate 45000 for a new school with eight rooms to relieve crowding at Park School. Residents debate if enough children exist to justify construction while a 3000 fund aims to safeguard Park, ensuring the building can open in the fall.
Forest Service bulletin outlines profitable chestnut utilization as bark disease devastates stands north of the Potomac. Healthy wood remains merchantable after years, with pole and stave production emphasized. Markets include pole dealers, utilities, railroads, and cooperages, with cordwood valued at local mills.
In Nutley New Jersey the editor rails against an official advertisement tactic used by the town and criticizes fees charged by a local advertiser named Foy. The notice discusses legal requirements for insertions and questions the town’s adherence to advertising rules while another letter questions school site choices and urges residents to consider the High Street and Bloomfield Avenue corner.
An ordinance from Nutley officials creates one sewer inspector per section to supervise sewer construction. Inspectors will ensure contractors adhere to plans, report defects, and be paid per day duties, with mayor Bram Blum and commissioners approving the measure.
The monthly report notes circulation totals, daily averages, and open hours. It mentions a youth program Camp Lat A Lot at Green Pond and entertainers from Prospect Street visiting during open days.
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