Oddball Community Updates Across Somerset Street Area
Local notes cover installations and officer gatherings on July 17 and 24, a woman with bundles and a street food scene, a Grace ME Charen picnic at Washington Rock, and a Somer seet school house timbering effort. Other items report tennis club meetings, Greworks exhibition, Crescent Wheelmen room opening, a driving incident with a heavy meat wagon horse, and construction milestones on new MG A and dome scaffolding. Community personalities such as A M Griffin and Frisb le dog catcher notes appear alongside lodge visits and a medical testimonial for Allcock’s Plasters.
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Psintold Natal LO C
Ony
Grace ME Charen
Washington Rock
le A Hummer
Somerset Street
Somerseet
Corsa
Tim
Joba
Ede
Loedab Hows
Egut Odock
North Avenue
Talon Beef Company
Third Street
Watchung Avenue
MG. A
Climay Gon
Central Avenue
M Griffin
Fiw
West Second Street
Tow Hammers
PiginGeld 2 Westment Company
Fragmentary lines about names and places in old text
Aes of scattered words mention Ghali Castor Chatrin Vien preteen six. The readable fragments provide few clear events or facts to describe a complete story.
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Ghali
Chatrin
Asbury Park Visitors and Local Residents Absent
A jumble of names and places shows Mim Goria Tier and A J Moors at East today, Seaman Williams and Mim Minnis Williams in York, and residents like Rev G Kennedy Newell and Dr A V Raymond linked to local events. Other notes mention outings to Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, and the World’s Fair, with mentions of cottage occupations, races, and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim Goria Tier
Bank Place
Ore
A.J. Moors
East Today
Pink
Asbary
Seaman Williame 'Dengiter
New York
S Plain- Helder
Alesandria Bay
J. W. Jackson
Mainfield
Neb Martin
Great Lakes
Muttinac Island
Manley
Barna and Bride
Frank Hyde
Charles Hyde
Professor Maxson Retained and Board of Buildings actions
The meeting reviewed bids for painting the Franklin and Irving buildings with Marsh Ayers & Co. and James F. Smith among bidders. F C Smith won the Franklin contract, Marsh Ayers for Irving. trees before the Franklin Building were to be removed and new trees planted before the High School. Coal bids were read with several suppliers offering varying terms. one dealer proposed No 2 coal pricing and a mines’ offer for egg coal at $4.05 per ton, with delivery responsibility. The Teachers Committee proposed hires including a Vice Principal and science and principal positions with salaries from $500 to $1,200. Miss Emma V Shattuck to be Bryant School principal at $700. Mr Heick recommended for Oswego assignment. contract specifics to be finalized by the Committee on Fuel and the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Nantes
Marsh, Ayers & Co
Franklin
Irving
Oolston & Buckle
James F. Smith
F. O. Smith
F. C. Smith
Franklin and Marsh, Ayers,& Co
Jowest
Probasco
Bryad
Hurtbert
Boice Runyon & Co
Ragg
L. A
Kere
Reades Letwr
K Haredon
Mansfeld
Masa
Charles F. Heick
Oswego
N. Y
Mis Bridmore
Irving School
Misa Tabor
Missums
Heb
Bryant School
Emma V. Shattuck
Hardoumpage
Kadash-bernee and the Canaan of our existence
An archaic sermon-like piece discusses passages toward a promised national and moral 'Kadesh-bernee' through faith, Bible, morality, and education. It blends biblical metaphor with notes on societal threats like Sabbath desecration, liquor, and school control. A separate item describes the United Gun Grab contest in Chicago with teams and a $500 prize, and an anecdote about Officer Mattox and a summer drink mishap.
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Canaan
Iereel
TRE United
Ampion Phey
Chicago
Neal Apgar
Dan Terry
Charles Smith
Emplinsien
Angus
Gap Club
Bbcage
Local Meet Highlights At Malufield Fields
The event featured several standout performers led by a strong showing in the one mile event. A silver water cooler prize was awarded for top effort while multiple participants vied for best times.
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Jady
Marters
Baton as Jost J Betboeter Hang From Third Story Window
A fragmentary report notes an incident where a person resembling Jost J and Betboeter attempted to descend from a third story window to the ground. Details on motive and outcome are unclear due to garbled text.
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Ph Baton
Jost J
Fashion’s Fancies and Diamonds in a Glimpse of History
Fashion notes describe black and white taffeta accents on dresses with velvet ribbons and iridescent beads. The piece then shifts to diamonds and gems, recounting legends of royal jewels and a 437 carat rough South African diamond from Kimberley mines, with historical anecdotes about famous stones and royal tombs.
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Orloff
Holland
Gyman
Borromeo
Kimbertey
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Walter Besant Maxims Reflect On Silence And Courage
A fragment from Walter Besant's maxims extols caution and restraint. It suggests a wise man avoids action and that cheerfulness can mask pride when confessing fear or failure. The text reads as a concise meditation on restraint and self deception.
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Shetnet
Chee
Sta
Oseven Ledges
Odd Fellows
Thie Istryt
W. Elizabeth Port
Citadewnport
Aly
Memorial Lodge
Porth Ambay
Pisinfield
House Lodge
Eliza
Daly Thy City Lodge
Benster Henry C. Nelson
New Tort
Allcock
Nalug Allcock
Dodd
Flo
KE. H. Ackermas
Frank Col
A. M. Griffin
Hias
Lake George
St Clair Stewart
Lewis Apgar
N. Naylor
J. A. Oakley
Lorraine
Cere Boxith
Asbury Park
Presen
Dan Randolph
Hae
William Ht
Trenton
Girm of Brothers
L. E. Clarke
Mr. Cook
E. A. Mosher
West Rr
Tole
Maxson
Stephen A. Davis
Oty Hotel
Mattox
Ladies of Grace Oberchebetr - Miles
W. Bandolph
Walter Besant
Dave
West Front
Yous Eyr
Adrestijd
Cocker
Norman
Bath Ave
Stratford
Ocean Grove
J. Malobrenbe
The
Arlington
Minot
Propetetre
Ith Besson
Third Avenue
Jucar Heat Street
Howard A. Pope
Chery Acdere
Peck
Anne Cust
M. French
Somerset
Henry Thomas
Thursay
T J Carey
Moy’s Soda
Life Insurance
Fred W. Dunn
Plainfield
U. B. Crane Hatter
Mare Tims
Money
Genetins
A. M. Griffen
B. A. Force
Haby Park
Omar Boots & Hoes
White Mountain
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