Moon Phases and City Controversy in Arizona
Fragments describe lunar phases and civic matters in an Arizona city. Unclear text mentions dates and times but lacks coherent events or names.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1894
Page
11
Fragments describe lunar phases and civic matters in an Arizona city. Unclear text mentions dates and times but lacks coherent events or names.
Official temperature reading from Plainfield Weather Observation Station notes fair weather and warmer conditions with south winds. The piece reports a proposed sewer bed site beyond Danelien two miles from Greenbrook, suggesting a plan to connect North Plainfield and Dunellen and avoid the current disposal beds with favorable gravel soil and a 30 foot buffer.
The Pope Manufacturing Company issues the 1895 Columbia Desk Calendar, a ten year staple for bicycle and outdoor exercise fans. It features dainty silhouettes, sketches, and plain advice on better roads and outdoor activity. Available for five 2 cent stamps from Pope Manufacturing in Hartford or from any Columbia bicycle agency.
Local issue touted as the first ever for the Plainfield Courier-News with a bright varied second section and ten miscel items. Auction notice announces Carey’s sale of fine furniture Friday December at 2 PM. Aunt Jemima's in town.
Multiple fraternal bodies announced officer elections with terms six months or two years. Names include Bedford Newman Scribner Kitchen Walker Anderson Templa Scuff Allen Leland Anderson Newnam Bailey Adams Beeching Bartlett Yaeger and others. Meetings shift to December 27 due to Christmas.
An evening meeting at the Clinton Avenue Lyceum debated whether people were happier before 1860 than today. Speakers Fosket t Coster Bell and Lewis contributed, with music by Tennis and Leivers. A holiday break delays next session and officers will be elected then.
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