Theatre at the Plainfield Show Promises Evening Value
The Plainfield theatre offers a film billed as True Bine with a red blood picture and diverse vaudeville acts. Manager Shannon adds Bodon Mae Robb & Company and The Davis Brothers, each greeted warmly, with plans for a seven reel Fox feature The Hall of Divorce the following week.
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Shannon
Bodon and
Mae
Robb & Company
In & Sample Novelty
Davis Brothers
William Farnum Stars in True Blue at Plainfield
William Farnum again fights for a just cause in the western photodrama True Blue at the Plainfield Theatre. The star portrays a ranchman hero facing class restrictions and personal ambitions while delivering vigorous action against virile villains. The feature runs today and tomorrow with strong vaudeville acts accompanying.
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Farnum
Bhe
Plainfield Theatre
Free Times
Ero
Himealf
True Blue
Bill Farnum
Plainfield
Great West
William Parnum
Four Men Escape Injury After Head-on Crash In Roselle Park
A Ford from Joseph A. Chareh and a Dunellen bound Levear truck collided on a Roselle Park road early Tuesday. All four occupants survived with only minor injuries, with two men from Plainfield and two from North Plainfield escaping serious harm.
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North Plainfield
Dunellen
Plainfield
Roselle Park
Sey
Joseph A. Chareh
Somerset Street
Frank Ferrara
James Martin
Maple Avenue
Leiden
Levear Construction Company
Frank
Colvin
Clinton Avenos
William Peterson
Hunter Avenue
Ferraro
Martin
Perraro
William 8. Smith
Selle Park
Peterson
Jang Island
Levear Company
Ford
Newark
Frank Marsh
New Market
Levgar Company
Ratchford
Krousse
Behring
Roselle
Park Police
Flour prices from 1796 to 1866 in Cincinnati Times
A clipped Cincinnati Times page from December 25 1866 shows a table of flour prices per barrel for the first three months of every year 1796 through 1866. Despite wars, the highest price printed is 12.50 per barrel in 1917, while 1843 features a notably low figure of 3.00. The summary notes dramatic long term changes and compares past crises to contemporary costs.
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Cineinnati Times
Cincinnati Times
Taos
Ours
Bids Placed for Medical Sanatorium Miter and Scale Equipment
At the board meeting bids were opened for miter saws, compressors, and scales for the sanatorium project. Meter Co quoted 94, Beanderd Scale Co 95, Richardson Co 105. Parents of a local child are listed at 196 North svemus, with details unclear.
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Baconie Borm Sanatorium
Meter Co
Beanderd Scale Co
Richardson Co
Nicholay Lampan
Tom Gaze
Fights Over New Luxury Taxes In Congress
Congress debates new methods to tax consumption including liquor tobacco soft drinks amusements and autos. Senator Calder proposes a 0.5 percent sales tax funded by stamps raising billions. Democrats and Republicans split on relying on wealth versus consumption taxes with political risk around election day.
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Congress
Thelonsumera
Calder
New York
Gonster Calder
Claude Kitchin
House Committee On
Wilson
Saulsbury
Delaware
Gerry
Rhod
East
Senate
Manachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Hiram Johnson
California
Linroot and
la Pollette
Wisconsin
Townsend
Michigan
Camp Endeavor Opens In July For Colored Children
Camp Endeavor opens in July and runs through August 1 with white children staying first and colored children arriving later. The season requires a cook two assistants for the matron and a male lead for activities. Miss Jennie Stoddard of Elizabeth will direct the camp for the fourth year, having led in prior successes with 254 guests last season. Fred C. Lounsbury of Plainfield chairs the trustees, overseeing growth and equipment, while Wilson Hoffman of Springfield heads house committees and oversaw building work on the grounds. J Dwer Randolph of Elizabeth is also noted as part of the leadership.
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Jennoe Stoddard
Elisabeth
Fred C. Lounsbury
Plainfield
Elizabeth
Lounsbury
Wilson Hoffman
Springfield
J. Dwer Randolph
War order halts county road work and bids
County road projects totaling about 70000 dollars were delayed by a war order. County Engineer Jacob L. Bauer said work will require prior approval and newer contracts were awarded to several firms for Mountain Avenue Mountain side Springfield Avenue Union Morris Avenue and related works. A daughter Ella May was born to Mr and Mrs George F Adams of Coddington Venues last week.
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Jacob L. Bauershag
Bauer
Highway Department
Board ‘of Freeholders
Mountain Avenue
Winans Company
Tower Street
Morris Avenue
Union
T. F. Callahan
Weldon Construction Company
Denman Place
P. N. Hamner
Tirs
George F. Adams
Coddington Venus
Ella May
Unreadable fragment impacts service terms and rates
Fragmentary OCR text describes service years and rates with unclear terms and references to January 1, 1918. Many words are garbled, hindering exact meaning. Core items likely involve service year classifications and recommended rates, but specifics are not recoverable from the readable portions.
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Chameem
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Mary D. Slew
Ome
Bonnie
Dilta
Pistataia
Comets
Democratic Mantery
Archie Ji
Taintar
Int
Camp Endeavor
Try the Central Publishing Company
North Ave
Ballermarts
Eens
Amen
Sae
Femal
Common Council
Drewes
Plaine Eid
Maine