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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
3
About 10 000 students attend at Rutgers with 600 students behind. The Ane Cruek etball team is noted among the finest in the hast. The combined Glee and Mandolin Clubs will perform a concert here on April 30.
In Newark the opening of the bicycle season will be marked Sunday afternoon with a starting gun at 3 p m. Managers Chapman Alfred Goullet and Jake will ride to contend for the title as winners from the recent six race. Gillen at Newark will be featured and the event expects a runner up finish for the title.
An odd report notes Jayonne defeating Nutley in a quirky performance marked by Verlaine era references. It highlights eccentric genius, public appearances in 1881, and recurring themes of religious ties, absinthe, and verse in a Latin Quarter milieu.
The Board of Governors tied a ton date for the opening of the Season of the Yountakah course. No play will be allowed before that date due to soft grounds and possible injury. If weather turns wet the start may be moved forward. Branches of the club have drafted rules and the year book nears press.
Edgar Sergeant won the sweepstake shoot at the gun club event. The Stebbins cup went to L. B. Roth.
Nutley sees two businesses change hands this week. Nutley Garage & Machine Works, Inc. is sold to Isaac Levinson of Jersey City, with the garage to continue under new ownership and expand gas operations. Nutley Sporting Goods Store is taken over by Abraham Fagin and Abraham Aronotuky of New York, while Charles F. Zehner plans to focus on the remaining end of the business and stays in Nutley.
A fragment depicts a leader who initially leads a procession and then fights to stay in front, the struggle highlighted in a measured, ceremonial cadence. The line hints at doubts and resolve within a public display.
A list of shell names including the trochus the green spall the brick-tip pearl and the toe tales bell appears as a catalog or natural history note.
A brief item notes lingering hesitation among workers who oppose female leadership, signaling tension over management style and authority in ongoing workplace discussions.
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