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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1914
Page
4
A clipped OCR fragment shows prices like one dollar and twenty five cents two cents, lacking context. The item appears to be a small newspaper price or advertising snippet with no clear event or identity.
A Nutley report notes a broad rise in tax rates across townships including Newark and South Orange, tied to school funding and the county’s form of government. It asks whether Nutley’s higher rate stems from governmental structure and school money allocations.
Nutley officials approved an ordinance prohibiting hunting inside town boundaries after residents in the Terrace section petitioned. Critics say the ban limits a dangerous practice near homes where stray bullets could injure people, and note Nutley’s remaining woodlands yield little game.
Editorial notes growing support for the Franklin AA team representing Nutley this fall. The piece highlights improved local enthusiasm, ground gains, and a planned strong turnout with a natural grandstand aiding spectator view, while urging orderly behavior and avoiding boundary disputes on game days.
Congress allocates funds to the United States Bureau of Education to investigate and plan school and home gardens. A new division to be led by a school gardening specialist and an assistant, both experts, with Miss Kivel Gowen of the New York State College of Agriculture at Ithaca in charge, using visits and correspondence.
A Newark theater feature describes a rural comedy program with Mr Forsberg and Mr Dingle as leads, featuring village characters like a cobbler and constable, with Beebe and Courtney Miro Martin among the cast. The piece highlights a warm, humorous mood and an ensemble of new and familiar performers.
The Miner's Empire presents at Minempire Theatre Newark an October 6 show featuring Kas One as master of ceremony and Millian Smalley Bella Dorina Doris Claire Bawin J Guhl Oliver De Grant Gene Comes and others. The program promises bright light effects elaborate scenery costumes songs and dancing with acts including The Alimony Muh The Troubles of Adolph and a Mikado segment with skilled singing and dancing.
The listing notes a New York stage engagement for Kitty Mackay Company led by Sites Mony McIntyre. The production, a three act comedy set in Victorian era themes, stars Molly Mochyre and Jas Marfare as principal performers. The article touts the show’s humor, the Broadway provenance, and the enduring appeal of the Dible scene.
Investigation shows progress in city school gardens but lacks information on available plantings and subjects. A nationwide plan calls for a full time gardening teacher in each city school year round to instruct in nature study science and gardening and to oversee home garden work in afternoons and summer, promoting production and cooperative sale of surplus produce.
The New Jersey Civil Service Commission lists examinations for cleaners, assistant to the State Geologist, telephone operator, elevator operator, laundress keeper, and a wardkeeper. Openings are statewide and by county, with October dates and monthly salaries noted, including a first recruitment for the Women's Public School Auxiliary at Me Perk School of Maniy.
The Nutley Bulletin says Walter G. A. Ryan editor and M. J. The Ryan Press publisher, both in Nutley New Jersey. The document notes station of the National War Office and bears a sworn signature of Walter G. A. Ryan dated September 14 1916 with official public notary Thomas P. Day.
A contract for a new investigation into the feasibility and cost of a municipal lighting plant in Irvington was awarded to Runyon & Currey of Newark by Commissioner Marty J. Stanley. The firm must report by October 14 and will be paid $250. The award follows a commission discussion last Wednesday addressing past data deemed insufficient.
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