Free Meritt Wil Fecles Patpend Go Ou Pack Oval
A fragmented note requests freedom for Meritt and Wil in a tied dispute over a pack and oval venue. Officials are urged to intervene to resolve the case and grant release.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1919
Page
10
Up Shooters Schedule Announced by Yountakah Country Club
The gm ittee of Yountakah Country Club released a list of shoots and dates this week. Events include Thanksgiving Day and several January to March shoots with trophies such as the Roth Trophy and Stebbins Trophy. Members must meet bird counts and string scores to win, with committees led by S. Rothwell, George H. Young, and W. K. Stebbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmittee
Yountakah
Harmost
Hin
L. S. Roth
W. K. Stebbins T. Y. A
Thia
S&cratch
S. Rothwell
George H. Young
W. K. Stebbins
Summit High School Dominates Carleton Academy 27–0
On Election Day Summit High School routed Carleton Academy of Summit 27 to 0. Berry scored a touchdown shortly after the whistle, and Nutley recovered a fumble after a failed pass attempt. Redmond added a late touchdown in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Academy of
Summit
Berry
Carleton
Nutley
Redmond
Passaic Member Wins Flag Contest at Local Golf Club
Last Saturday F. L. Curtis of Passaic won the Flag Contest at the Country Club. The event is a popular Loch contest featured by the Loch club scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
F. L. Curtis
Paswon
Lyceum Eleven Set for First Game Tomorrow
Lyceum football captain Harry C Paxton leads the team in their debut at Hillside Oval against F C Ne. at 3 p m. A strong roster includes Bill Kieb Bob Mulvaney and Frank Paxton with plans for several out of town contests and a Thanksgiving game against the Nutley Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Paxton
Lyceum
Southern
F. C
Hillside Oval
Ae Grr
Bill
Aaron Lawrence
Hobe Stager
Knights of Honor
Nutley
Harry Benkett
Billie Kieb
Bob Mulvaney
Curtis
Lone Shelbo
Wallarne
Link
Jack Frobose
Wallie Kwik
Earl Manning
Billy Zitzman
Frank Paxton
Natley Club
Yeeam
Chester Simpson stars in Newark season wrap
Chester Simpson batted .311 for the Ironsides of Newark and posted a perfect fielding average of 1.000. He mocks himself as a has been while noting the Tronsides rival teams like St. Agathas West New Yorks Farmer B B C Meadowbrooks and Treat Em Roughs. He has entered the stove league for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Simpson
Ironsides
Newark
Chet
St. Agathas
West New Yorks
Farmer B. B. C
Meadowbrooks
Treat 'Em Roughs
Stove League
Fee Increase for Better Sport Pleases Nimrods
New Jersey sportsmen show broad support for a proposed penny weekly rise in resident fishing and hunting license fees to fund conservation and restocking. Advocates say the plan funds natural resources upkeep via per capita fees, while opponents warn of resistance from residents who use public lands but pay little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerey's
Oullowr
State Fish and Game Commission
Spoksmen
Fall sport calls war vet dad and kid brother
Thousands of former service men who learned outdoor life in the war lead the final rush for hunting licenses before upland game season opens on November 10. The piece notes returns of veterans, a dad and a young brother joining the sport, and hints at a big season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
One Buck a Year Rule Hints at Deer Population Policy
Officials announce a limit on harvest linked to wildlife management noting only one buck may be taken per year under the new rule. The policy aims to balance deer numbers with habitat capacity and hunting traditions.
Money In Blueberries From Maine Lands
The average profit from an acre of Maine blueberry land is about $100 with no fertiliser or cultivation required, making the berries prime for canning and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Record Speeds for Runners Skaters and Skiers
The text notes the world record for the hundred yard sprint is about 22 feet per second. It claims skaters match runners at 0.25 seconds per hundred yards, and ski runners reach 72 feet per second. It mentions leaping on ice reaching over 100 feet per second.
Washington Monument shaft measurements and wall details
From the floor of the shaft to the apex the Washington Monument reaches a specified height with inches and feet given in the text. The shaft is supported by a base shaft and tapers to a thinner top section with wall thickness shifting from 15 feet at the base to 18 inches near the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weathered Sermon Echoes On Home And Peace
A Weathera Methodist message speaks of home as a haven of love rest and peace not a gift but earned through reciprocity. It urges giving before receiving and stresses that without offering none can be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatera
Nutley Approves Salary Ordinance for Assistant Town Engineer
The Board of Commissioners of Nutley New Jersey adopted an ordinance on November 4 1919 fixing the salary of the assistant town engineer and supplementing the prior ordinance creating a bureau of engineering adopted June 27 1916. Emil Diebitsch Ambrose S. Wildey Ernest P. Cook are noted in the adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Bureau OF Engineering
Board of Commissioners
Nutley
County of Essex
N. J
Emil Diebitsch
Ambrose
Wildey
Ernest P. Cook
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Bert
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MAZDA
Harry Atherton Moore
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Hugh Hallidy
Vreeland Avenue
Nutley Auto Repair Shop
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Stager Place
Nutley, N. J
THE
D. C. Decker
Hillside of Nutley
W. H. Robinson
Harry W. Core
Netley
Kaupmann & Windheim CO
G. W. Keyser
William Street
Netley, N. J
ALLAN
Stirratt
Chestnut ST. Nutley, N. J
General
Harry FP. Kimball
Oak Ridge Ave
Adrian J. C. van Leruwen
Brookfield Avenue
New Jersey
Harry A. Moore
Ford Repair Shop
Princeton St
Irving R. Brown Architect
Melvina St
Peter Lordy
General Contractor
Keyser & Fleming
Beech Street
M. Bolier
Sherman Street
Erie Freight
J. A. Frobose General
V. Lombardy & Son
Clenard
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West Nutley
W Netley
Powershon Nurseries
S.ee
Blair
Centre Street
William R. Stirratt
Chestnut Street
Nutley Sporting Goods Store
Zehner
Charles H. Pool, JR
Mount Ave
Thomas Hayes
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Telephone
Anthony FP
Ciardi
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