Opening of Local Gridiron Season Promises Fair Play
The Nutley football squad opens the season with Nutley A A as host, facing Newark area opponents in a promising scrap. Practice weeks behind them, the team drills include captain Dewsen and players Lawrence, Lawrence, Franklin, White, Mahoney, and others as they prep for the Rimwood clash tomorrow.
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Nutley
Newark
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Indal
Nutley Poordall Ciwd
Zingier
Bast Magaingt
Rimwood Team
Pines
Netley
Tochade Apes
Lawreece
W. Lewrence
Pransi
Wal
Dewsen
White
Robe
Cad Mahoney
Public Service Moves Its Office From Nutley
Public Service shifts its office from Nutley to the Pasmaic site despite local opposition. Residents fear loss of direct access while the firm assigns personnel to serve Nutley patrons. Officials anticipate fewer complaints at the central office if the relocation proceeds.
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Nutley
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Pasmaic
Wwo
Netley
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Noted tenor to perform this week at local venue
A renowned tenor headlines a week of concerts at the city hall theater with performances announced for four evenings this week. Patrons are urged to reserve seats early as programs feature popular arias and classical excerpts.
Winners of Mixed Doubles at Nutley Lawn Tennis Club
Mise Perry and Mr. B Jones won the mixed doubles tournament on Prospect Street course at Nutley Lawn Tennis Club. Final scores included Mrs Bhaw with partner 4-6, 6-0, 6-2 and Miss Brewster with Mr Mareball 6-1, 6-4, with other pairs placing placings unclear from the fragmented report.
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Prospect Street
Nutley
Mise Perry
B Jones
Mr. Bhaw
Mie Brewster
Mr. Mareball
New Jersey Sets Aside October 9 Fire Prevention Day
The state government designates October 9 as Fire Prevention Day. Officials emphasize ongoing campaigns to raise awareness and encourage communities to adopt safety measures.
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O@tober 9
Dr . Jersey
Advertised Letters Prompt Local and Out of Town Conclude
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a community event with a birthday party, a Fraternity president, and a club meeting. References to Will Souder and Mrs Beoward Probert hint at local names. The item ends with “Advertised Letters,” suggesting a postal notice or outreach collection.
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Béward Probert
Eveding
Getaber
Stager Case Dismissed In Town Nutley Court
The Town Nutley case of Stager v. Town Nutley was dismissed by the Office Court as not within its reach. Attorney Parry objected. the objection was sustained and Brager may seek writ of certiorari. The matter involves Brager’s back salary claims and the abolition of the Clerk post in the Police Department.
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Nutley
Willem H. Parry
Parry
Hugh Reid
HH. H. Grager
Supreme Court
H. H. Brager
Walt
Chemical Engine Co
Ginger
Theman
Mayor Blum Informed Of Safety Of Mise Hawley
Officials report safety status regarding Mise Hawley amid a disputed case. City records show Mayor Blum and other officials reviewing protective measures and security arrangements. The file notes prior roles and connections to Nutley council operations.
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Blum
Mise Hawley
Mite Bite Virginia Pate and Mr Gomil Kawat Noted
Fragmentary report mentions Virginia Pate of Prantitin évenues and Mr Gomil Kawat in connection with a mite bite incident. Details are incomplete but highlight two individuals named in the report.
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Virginia Pate
Prantitin Évenues
Gomil Kawat
Fee Seroll
Last Year Tax Rates Compare Across Towns
Readable fragments show Belleville Millbourne and Cedar Grove adjusting tax rates from 1903 to 1904. Comparisons list rate changes, values like 116 and 4212, and notes on district totals, with mentions of Newark Orange Seas and other towns in a countywide review.
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Ewes
Tasavine
Beleviit
Millburn
Belleville
Millboro
Wille
Milborne
Cedar Grove
MOCAR MICHAEL & COR OPENING IN NEWARK
An opening event in Newark marks the debut of Mocar Michael and Company. The ceremony features prominent guests and a reception highlighting new products and services.
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Mocar Michael & Cor
Newark
Yountakah Club Eyes Busy Columbus Day Plans
Yountakah Country Club members Wilder H G Olle KR A Greene plan a Columbus Day event on October 12. The effort, described as a busy period, centers on a handicap prize contributed by W Anderson.
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Yountakah Club
Yountakah Country Club
Wilder
H .G. Olle
KR. A. Greene
W. Anderson
Nutley WPA Branch Plans Lecture in Paterson
A Nutley branch of the Work Progress Administration announces an evening lecture in Paterson at the TM Co. A. Ball venue. Ellison tickets may be attached for attendees.
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Con Fale
Paterson
Ellison
Nutley GOP Organizes New Executive Committee
Local Nutley Republicans reorganized with a newly formed executive committee. The effort aims to strengthen party structure and coordinate future campaign activities.
Library opening hours and events noted in archival column
A fragmentary notice lists library availability and events with varying times. It mentions a Creel preference and periodic shelf removals, plus a note about free library bears and evening sessions from 7:38 to 9 on a Wednesday or Saturday.
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Remein
Qureen
Todd
Social and Personal Update at Local High Street
Residents note a community moment on Main Street involving Mrs Reker. A local event marks a social gathering and informal plans emerge for future neighborhood activities.
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