Franklin A A football team seeks fan backing after cancellations
Fans are urged to support Franklin A A football amid two weeks of postponed games caused by late team cancellations. Players practiced and devised new plays despite no actual matches, aiming for a strong home showing against Union Club Caldwell today at three.
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Nutley garage row tests fair dealing and boycott
Community debate centers on the Nutley Motor Car Company garage at the corner of Washington Avenue and Centre Street. Local merchants consider a boycott to pressure the sellers to leave town, arguing the sale would hurt Nutley trades and harm community pride.
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Teaver Siiniter
Huthbog
Nutley Motor Car Company
Waehingre Avenue
Centre Street
Olreaty Teeter
Gervanaly
Huikline
Neitey Motor Carompany
Nutley
Weltewitte
Nutley Garate
Focal
Sean
The Steady Subscriber Honored in Campus Notice
The piece lauds subscribers who pay in advance for the Observer THE STEADY SUBSCRIBER. It notes Governor Fielder designating November 24 as a day to discuss rules and ceasings to curb the white plague. It mentions Board of Trade findings and local theater and library happenings with new cement work and housing association business reported.
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C.cny
Fielder
Uie
Ruloa
Mensien
Sunday Evening Devotional on World Strife and Heroic Duty
The meeting led by Pastor Ree C H Powers reflects on Europe’s upheaval and the call to heroic service. It contrasts distant battles with the local duty to answer the call of spiritual service despite not being summoned to fight abroad.
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Ree
C. H. Powers
Europe
Kaleer
Czar
Community meeting and church notices amid young league plans
A chaotic notice page discusses a Sunday meeting about heroism, a cabinet session on Tuesday at the church, and exam questions to be chosen for an upcoming test. It references upcoming events including straw rides and a Red and White Contest sequel, plus a column on a bicycle accident involving Janes KB Arnstrong with injuries and no driver identified.
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Janes KB Arn~strong
Moomfeld Avenue
Armstrong
Bloomfield
Armetrope
Raoyal Laoedon
Deceptive Confection Offer Mentioned By Local Ladies
A playful, if garbled notice from a local source promotes a chocolate confection with sarcastic humor. It mentions Anna Donaldson and her assistant Mattie, plus Miss Stevenson, inviting readers to obtain candy from them. The piece hints at economy and social chatter amid a downbeat mood.
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Anna Donaldson
Amistonie
Mattie
Miss Stevenson
Unclaimed Letters At Local Post Office
The local post office lists unclaimed mail for Browning John Walls Richards Mie Siete Rodeets Mra and Tretewere Vetter Pret. 16 Hampton mre remained unclaimed.
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Browning
John Walls
Richards
Mie
Siete
Rodeets
Vetter
Hampton
Local men in cases involving wills and therapy profits
William J. Kinnley of Prospect Street, a handwriting expert, received a substantial sum for work on the Runkle will case. In Orange, J. Harry Hull, former town solicitor, on Vreeland Avenue, acts as counsel for Miss Helen Urenner, sister of the late Congressman Bremner, in the will case. Mieen Stremner has dropped her suit to break the will of her brother.
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William J. Kinnley
Prospect Street
Orange
J. Harry Hull
Allordbey
Vreeland Avenue
Helen Urenner
Congrémman
Roberto Bremner
Mieen Btremner
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