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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
7
New York Oct 7 Chairman G H of sub district No 7 covering twelve Northern New Jersey counties warned the Loans drive will not be easy. He said it will be a big task to put the Loan over and the sooner the public realizes that, the better for the nation and for the war effort.
A wartime exhortation declares that Americans must show valor at home through deeds and sacrifice. It calls for continuing the fight, winning, and adopting new national standards while limiting wasteful spending and resisting enemy influence.
A wartime broadcast urges citizens to work hardest and subscribe fully to support the loan. It claims unity will bring Germany to a quick end and the war to a finish. The appeal stresses commitment and collective effort as essential to victory.
The narrator describes a border surrounding Scotland's arms in the British coat of arms as a symbol of preservation. A legend says Charlemagne gave the border to Achaulus, king of the Scots, as a pledge that France would defend Scottish law. The border's fleur de lis design is its key feature.
The Nutley Board of Registry in Essex County will meet on Tuesday October 20 1918 from 3 PM to 9 PM for the third registration day at polling places in each election district.
General election announced for two United States Senators one full term and one term for a deceased Hughes, House seat in the eighth district, General-County Supervisor, three Freeholders full term and one vacancy, Justices of the Peace, two Constables in the Second Ward. Election set for Tuesday November 5 1918 from 6 am to 7 pm at designated polling places.
Nutley Essex county voters receive polling site locations for ward and district divisions. First Ward First District uses the Vantican Chemical Engine Fire House and Town Hall. other districts list locations at bars, Masonic Hall, Fire Houses, Hose Co. No. 2, and homes on Passaic and Franklin avenues. Clerk Simon Blum notes the notice dated September 1918.
Describes the geographic bounds of the Firat Election District in the Firat Ward. Defines boundaries along streets and town lines including Belleville Bloomfield Centre Chestnut Franklin Prospect and Watchung places, with references to Mountainview and specific center lines. The Second District begins with a partial description of Passaic Avenue boundary.
The text outlines the revised boundaries for Second Ward and Third Ward election districts. It defines the First and Second Election Districts of the Second Ward by a line along Hillside Avenue to the Passaic County line and describes the First and Second Districts of the Third Ward following center lines of Passaic Avenue Grant Avenue Washington Avenue Park Avenue and the Passaic River.
In Chancery Edward P Bassinet sues Chestnut Heights Company for sale of mortgaged premises in Nutley and Belleville. Writ of fieri facias directs public sale at Newark Court House on October 2 at 2 pm. Describes multiple parcels and easements with bearings and metes, excluding certain tracts. Sheriff John R Flavell certifies sale, with service by Lum Tamblyn & Coyler, costs $38.76.
A fragment notes sculptors who specialize in gargoyles creating eerie figures. The piece mentions a model posing and hints at a sculptor’s odd tastes as part of a humorous local item.
A wife narrates through tears that she has not bought a new hat in three months while the husband sits in his chair. The scene unfolds with the child present as the narrator questions whether the chair or the husband is the easer and the Measier in this domestic moment.
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