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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
9
G H Kinnicutt, chairman of sub district No 7 covering twelve Northern New Jersey counties, warned the Loan campaign is far from easy and will be a big task. He urged urgency, saying any laxity harms the nation and benefits Germany.
A public appeal urges citizens to unite and subscribe to the loan to force Germany to submit and end the war. The message emphasizes collective effort, urging everyone to do their part for victory and a swift conclusion to the conflict.
The article describes the border around Scotland’s royal arms as a protective emblem with fleur-de-lis design. It notes a legend that Charlemagne gave the border to King Achaeus to bind French protection of Scottish law, linking France and Scotland through heraldic symbolism.
The Nutley Board of Registry and Election will hold the third registration day on Tuesday October 20 1918 from 3 PM to 9 PM at polling places in each election district of Essex County.
Notice of general election for U S senator House member General Assembly county supervisor and local offices to be held November 5 1918. Polling places listed by ward and district with specific fire houses and buildings in Nutley Essex County New Jersey. Simon Blum Clerk of the Town announces details September 7 1918.
The document defines the First Election District in the First Ward by a sequence of streets and center lines, outlining boundaries from Belleville to Bloomfield and Watchung place, ending at a point near Chestnut and Franklin avenues, with reference to Pasaaic and other streets in the Reconci’tion District and related lines.
A historic description details election district boundaries in the Second Ward from Chestnut Street and Hillside Avenue to Passaic County lines. It defines the First Second and Third Election Districts along center lines of Hillside Avenue Passaic Avenue Grant Avenue Washington Avenue Park Avenue and the Passaic River with Belleville Nutley Acquackanock Township boundaries noted.
The sheriff will sell by public vendue in Newark the October date. parcels in Nutley and Belleville townships, Essex County, described by metes and bounds with multiple tract exceptions. Sale follows a writ of fieri facias issued to Edward P. Hassinger against Chestnut Heights Company and others.
A fragmentary news item notes a sculptor modeling gargoyles and hints at a public display in New York. The quote suggests some sculptors craft special gargoyles, with a cryptic comment about Masie and money mornings.
A reader speaks softly about Easter and a quiet moment with a husband on a chair as tears mark the tale. The text reveals a domestic scene centered on emotion and everyday life.
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