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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
4
In a critique of Lewelyn E. Pratt editor of the Nutley Bulletin, a writer warns against sensationalism and inaccuracy. The piece urges originality, cautions about misquotation, and mocks political gamesmanship while commenting on Governor Wilson and President Taft.
The Second Ward Association advocates placing bulletin boards about town or restoring a Town Cryer with a tin badge and B-flat trombone to boost notices. If not adopted, they propose boards made of peanut brittle inscribed with a call to advertise anything without money or price.
A Newark Evening Star headline reports a car struck by a fast Erie train with four people near death. The incident underscores dangerous crossings and emergency responses in the city.
Nutley officials discuss water supply costs with Newark county engineers while evaluating new assessors to replace Brown before year end. The council reviews bid methods on Gless and Entwhistle avenues, reports 29 arrests, and itemizes payments totaling 4 420 35 for public services and utilities.
A brief note recalls the Sunday sight train on the Newars Branch and its nod to the Commuters Chorus. The item highlights a community tribute and public transport memory in a succinct, period tone.
You can shop over our phone as promptly as visiting in person with no extra cost. A Free Messenger Service calls, receives, and delivers orders for all patrons. The service suits residents and is handy in bad weather. Phone number 1003 Nutley.
An ad lists Lee's Park Pharmacy at Franklin Ave and Chestnut St offering Kodak supplies, Huyler's Candies, Castle's Ice Cream, and related items. The notice emphasizes these products available at the corner location.
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