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04 Sep 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1920
Page
1
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A reader writes to The Sun offering assistance with insurance matters, noting a former residence and seeking to help others obtain coverage. The letter frames insurance as a means to support community members facing risk and hardship.
A Nutley boy earned gold, silver, and bronze medals as his team won four events in the Essex Troop competition held at Sea Girt. Each member received awards when their team finished on top.
Doubters say the state cannot raise a bass stock as the Fish and Game commission proposes a five year program at the state hatchery. Superintendent Charo proceeds with the project despite skepticism and cost concerns.
George G. Yarrow, candidate for office, releases a campaign card. The card features his extended photo and a slogan portraying him as an arrow. Voters are invited to see the campaign message and Yarrow's portrait.
A boy named Billy Donahue, ten, on Prospect Street, is asked who owns the town’s biggest car by a man with a large automobile on Grant Avenue and Hampton Place. The man visits homes, reveals he is not Rockafeller, and mentions Governor Edwards was not present during the curbside demonstration. The tale ends with Billy recalling an ice cream interruption and a claimed governor not appearing.
Families and individuals from Bloomfield and nearby towns announce motor trips and extended stays. Mr and Mrs RT Mrs Calvin and others return from trips to Ontario and Adirondacks. Several households report spring visits to New York and Beechwood Beach while awaiting remainders of summer plans.
A block dance will be held in front September 8 under Nu Foes Te oan Se a promises a cat. If rainy the dance will be moved to the Town Hall. Kierstead.
A two week mission will open in St Marys Church on Sunday September 12. The first week will be devoted to Seeetee week for tere of St Marys. The sermons for the mission will be preached by Rev Fr Geegan C F.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a notice about P D closing all day Monday and mentions deliveries and several individuals from Syracuse and nearby locations. The readable portions suggest a local notice with names and a timetable reference, but details are incomplete.
Notice to taxpayers appears garbled but indicates advisory about taxes and possible extra fees. The readable fragment mentions tax year 10919 and looks like a general public notice urging payment or clarification. No clear names, dates, or amounts are discernible.
Two local men arrange marriages with brides from outside Oneonta New York and nearby areas in a brief notice from the weekly column.
Fragmentary item notes a person grieving or troubled over a brother’s wedding role. Readable phrases imply social or family tension amid wedding events. No clear names, places, or dates are confirmed in the legible text.
A fragmented notice mentions a gathering titled Party for Mutes My and Me Predrine Components. Details are unreadable, but the item appears as a social or literary event with unclear location and date.
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