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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
6
Few realize the huge drop in egg production caused annually by broody hens. Breaking broodiness quickly by locking hens in coops with ventilated bottoms can cut recover time. prompt action on first signs is advised by New Jersey poultry department researchers.
The local Post Office lists unclaimed mail for Miss M. Clark Miss Edwards Miss Edith Freeland Mr. Jameson Frank C Drake and Supt. with River Road as a note.
A nine year old Sophie complains of severe pains and a doctor dismisses them as growing pains. Days later a family friend asks about her condition and Sophie replies she is better but still proving.
Town Clerk publishes list of applicants for wholesale liquor dealer saloon and inn licenses in Nut-Sees. Tuesday evening July 18 1918 hearing at Jay Ads Hall. licenses to be granted per Board of Commissioners decisions dated June 25 1918. Names locations and sureties listed for 14 applicants including Stachula Adamski Giangarelli Schneider Ziegler Ferrara Garrabrant Hazzard Ciccone Luscz Pignatoro Cresta Grandinetti Cuardi Schäaf Sangia Como with various addresses on Passaic Washington Chestnut Bloomfield Park and Franklin avenues.
Nutley Board of Commissioners will conduct the third and final reading of an ordinance amending the water use and management ordinance adopted February 12 1918 at Town Hall 8 15 p m June 1 1918. The measure notes war related cost increases and raises the taping fee from $15.00 per year.
Fragmentary OCR notes list Mr and Mrs Wiltess Hoffmeister of Park Avenue Pierre Lahens of Whitford Ave and William G Chase of NSan JG home from 0 Souare trig with unclear context.
A defense of Hearst against railroad managers and financial elites who label him unpatriotic for advocating public ownership of utilities and labor rights. The piece argues those backing the war and profits misuse patriotism as a cover for plunder and oppose Hearst’s stance amid wartime unity with the President.
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