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Newspaper
Plainfield Record
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1916
Page
3
In the county court a bar circuit notice dated AH 106 addresses the property of MARY W. ALPALGM and J0GE9H G, with creditors and exhibits referenced. Named parties include WILLIAMSON, Jr, and the proceedings involve legal actions over estate or claim in the exhibit.
The readable lines reference a subscriber, administrator, and a person named Nera L. Heckweil with archival dates. It mentions an audit and release on a Friday in December and a date in 1916, with a signature or mark W. Lock Rock.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a weekday bus line with timetables and service notes. It mentions leave times, intervals around twenty minutes, and Sunday or weekend patterns. The fragment references locations and names in a period voice but is garbled and partial.
Newark Camden Passaic Jersey City and Red Bank seek armory and maintenance increases totaling about 208 thousand dollars for national guard infantry and support facilities. The plan includes new quarters storage space ambulance and wagon needs plus funding for quartermaster and adjutant general departments and vascular health measures amid broader defense expenditures.
A garbled notice notes an estate matter where a conviction relates to selling wrapping material. The text implies a legal action affecting an estate in Atlany, with the wrapping item tied to the sale's legality and a constraint on disposal due to the court order.
In Orange this December a gathering of Unitarian pastors from First Unitarian and nearby congregations discussed cooperative ministry. The meeting highlighted shared objectives, community outreach plans, and mutual support among clergy in the region.
Edward Miller, twelve, pursued his parents in the New York Supreme Court claiming adoption by Mr. and Mrs. Derick Miller of 597 Myrtle Avenue was improper. The Millers held that they were not fully informed and that adoption was legal. The court, led by Judge Aspinall, noted the pledge not to accept $10,000 to part with the boy.
An old advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide for scalp care with claims of ridding dandruff and improving hair health. It mentions price around $1.00 and promotes availability at barber shops and dressing partners.
William C. Nixon, president of the Bt. Lewis and San Francisco Fallroad, died here after a period of poor health from heart disease. Born in Earlville on February 15, 1454, he left school early to work in railroading, beginning as a carpenter with the Mississippi River railway in Ke.
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