George A Hill Declines Library Board Place
George A Hill announced he could not serve as library trustee after a recent re appointment, with resignation to take effect January 1. His successor was not named. The Board of Commissioners met in a brief session afterReading minutes from the previous meeting and approving bills and a two week layover on the Melrose street sidewalk report.
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George A. Hill
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Hill
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Public Service Railways Launch Safety First Campaign
The East coast railway company introduces twelve large lithographs to remind the public to think about safety. Each month a new image and admonition will be displayed for a year, highlighting dangers from crossings to rear car exits and urging caution.
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Home Grown Bulbs Are The Best Say Connie Bagel
The Department of Agriculture established a bulb propagating garden near Bellingham Washington to encourage American grown Dutch bulbs. It aims to improve quality by scientific cultivation and storage methods and compares favorably to imported bulbs for earlier flowering and better color. A grower near Portsmouth Washington maintains 65 acres planted with narcac in blossoms, shipping large daily quantities.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bellingham
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California
Portsmouth
Aeiaidas
Storing Celery For Home And Field Crops
The article explains several celery storage methods focusing on cold, dry, and dark conditions. For home use dig plants with roots and set in a cool ventilated cellar with tops dry and soil kept moist. Commercial crops stored in field trenches ten inches wide and a foot deep, packed upright with tops above ground, soil mounded, hay cover, then more soil or manure as weather cools, avoiding stable manure heat. Contact New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station for more details.
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Ladies' Aid Plans Christmas Bazaar at Vincent Church
The Ladies' Aid of Vincent M. E. Church near completion of a two day Christmas Bazaar to be held in the church lecture room on December 2 and 3. Proceeds fund church activities with booths for gifts including Fancy, Utility, Handkerchief and Linen, Toy, and a Country Store. The event is led by Mrs. Joseph Mutch with Mrs. C. L. Chapman in charge and includes a sweets booth run by Mrs. A S Wildey.
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Lectare
Joseph Mutch
Percy Lavender
Rasmanseen
Arthur Stager
Hugh Eagleson
C. L. Chapman
A. S. Wildey
First of Three Assembly Dances Held at Field Club
The Field Club hosted the first of three assemblies last night with patronesses Mrs. William H. Arnold Mrs. John V. Bouvier Jr Mrs Stephen H Dorr and Mrs Alfred Seaman. New Year’s Eve and February 11 are the dates for the remaining events.
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Field Club
William H. Arnold
John V. Bouvier, Jr
Stephen H. Dorr
Court of Honor Scout Meeting Sets Monthly Sessions
The Court of Honor of the local Boy Scout Council held its final business meeting at the home of President C. C. Tillinghast. President Harry Bird and Scout Commissioner W. G. Chase attended. Dickinson was elected secretary and the monthly session was scheduled for 8 p.m. on the third Wednesday at Tillinghast’s home.
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H. W. Stoddard
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Nutley Notices and Appointments Highlight Town Topics
The item mentions names and events including Nutley residents Mr and Mrs John V Bouvier Jr moving to New York for the winter, a panel drawn by Chief Justice Gummere last Saturday, and references to vitriol sulfates and alimony in a fragmentary town note.
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Patti-Jurore
Gummere
John V. Bouvier, Jr
Nutley Avenue
New York
Fine period furniture suites offered at $375
Purchaser seeking fine home furniture or a Christmas gift can find suites from our regular stacks. The designs are authentic period pieces, presenting a wonderful opportunity at a set price for distinctive home decor.
Four‑Piece Furniture Set at Sale Price
Four piece group includes Sheraton buffet China closet serving table and extension table. Original price 344 dollars now 250 dollars. Limited quantity available at sale event.
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Peice
Keplen
Sheraton
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