Tax assessment fairness eyed as Plainfield prepares Monday round
Plainfield assessors begin their annual cycle next Monday to set property values for tax levies. Governors remarks on valuation disparities echo in editorials urging equal treatment, independent from political influence, with calls for reform of assessor selection and closer county state cooperation to improve statewide equity.
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Plainfield
Edge
Wildress
State Tos Board
Trenton
Forge
Jude Ment
Pitinfield
Newark
Pierce
Elizabeth
Radway
Summit
Westfield
Mr Fort Questions Coal Prices in Plainfield Letter
The Record prints an open letter from Leslie R. Fort criticizing Plainfield coal pricing. Fort cites Federal Trade Commission cautions and alleges local dealers inflate prices, with May mine prices at 3.90 per ton and freight to Plainfield at 4.45, plus marked up charges pushing prompt payment costs to 8.50. Fort compares to nearby towns where prices ranged from 6.75 to 7.00 per ton.
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Berd
Leslie R. Fort
The
Daily Press
George H. Goddard
Cnal
Plainfield
George HL. Hoste
Federal Trade
Godsend
Perpaylvania Fella
New York City
Coal Dealers Claim Fair Futures Amid Price Gouging
The letter argues dealers should see profits around 30 cents per ton with a potential $1.25 to $1.50 added by payment terms. It warns of past coal price manipulation by operators and urges federal action to curb gouging. The author, Leslie Fort, urges plain dealers to prevent price spikes and protect consumers.
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Thin City
Federal Trade Commiavon
Tainfield
Federal Trade Commission
Leslie Fort
Marys Total Abstinence Benevolent Society Celebrates 45 Years
Plainfield observance marks St Marys Total Abstinence Benevolent Society completing forty five years since 1872. Founded by Father Matthews, the group has guided many young men away from drink, fostering health and civic virtue. Local officials will honor the society with a Monday event as two long-serving members look back on the enduring effort.
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St Mary's
Plainfield
Father Matthews
Cal
Mary
T. A
David Barry
Elenient
Nitta
Nyery
Ty, Mary's
Agg
Hernard
Aloes
Phyateay Alan
Total Abetigents
Marr
T. B
St. Mary's
Justifiable Revolt in Home Defense Sparks City Debate
Plainfield Union Water Company discharged four paid watchmen guarding the Wells and pumping station, drawing sharp criticism from Home Defense members who volunteer-guarded the city’s water supply. Officials warn loss of reliable pumping gear and labor burdens threaten service. calls grow to secure a dependable engine and share burdens between water company and volunteers.
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Plainfield Union Water
Becaus Home
Plainfield Union
API
Etterel
Registration questions to be answered continued from page one
The text outlines immigration and naturalization forms and questions about birthplace citizenship and residence. It details status categories such as citizen declarant and admits mental notes on the age, occupation, and marital status while instructing on military exemptions and grounds for exemption. It lists phrases for office and service terms and urges precise declarations of employment and family support.
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Pee Hare
Hawaii
Fortin Tirp
Bernmey
Von
Newmdier
United States
Columbus
China
Parmer
Army
Rithen
National Guard
United Itn
Navy
Raft
War Department
Naval Service
Navy Yard
Assessors Begin Work on City Property Valuation
Assessors begin next Monday to survey real estate and personal property for the 1917 assessment. Ward reformers name three trustees to assist, with a total valuation near 31 million dollars last year, and plans to keep rates equal and fair while easing city expenses.
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Pisinhield
Ansrmnary
Hetin
Berntes
Thomas J/ Hughes
Ferond
Harry C. Runyon
John J
Logehiin
Henry Veen
Ettivens
Percy
Stewart
Satigfar
Valuati Ss
Common Canteil
Rand Jury Adjourned. May Term Retrial Planned
A random jury adjourns with notes of a May term retrial set before Judge Crnmelly. The Grand Jury is mentioned and preparations appear to be underway. The document is fragmentary but indicates upcoming court activity and retrial timing.
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RAND
Anaierys
Crnmelly
Retration Co Vmiiter Event Notice for May 21
Public instruction sessions for men and women seeking reading and writing papers will be held on May 21 at 8 oclock in the MF. A. hall. Participants who attend will receive guidance on the upcoming Aros tradition event.
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Aros
St Marys T A B Anniversary Op Posterity in Plainfield
The St Marys T A B marks another anniversary with a large turnout, recalling founder Father Morris and early members. Notables including Judge Mark Solitrsa and Jeremiah Callaman joined the commitee, with Mary Donnelly and Albert LaRoety slated for solos and veterans Jon Walsh and Jon Barre noted among the remaining original members. A full program features addresses by leading workers and a decorated club house reflecting flag inspired patriotism.
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Ing Hoard
Mark A. Solitrsa
Court of Common Pleat
Hudson County
John J. Whitagerald
Chamber of Commerce
Monsignoc Patrick Cody
Newark
M. Bogan
Joseph T. McOue
Mies Mary Donnelly
Albert F. LaRoety
Joni Walsh
Jon Barre
Michael D. O'Keefe
John J Hines
Alfred E. LaPorte
Joveah T McChe
Alfred
B. LaPorte
Jeremiah Callaman
Michael B. Caffery
John
Hines James P. ‘O'Kesfe
Thomas
Hines
Danis Gulnee
St. Mary's
T A
Holy Mantes
Federal Details of Registration for Draft in City
City officials received Federal registration details from Washington. The documents outline a registration system based on age groups, estimating about 2000 men aged 21 to 30 in the city for the draft. All male residents must register on a designated day, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Carroll
Washington
Farrell
Congress
Wilson
Carrot
Big Time Promised At Ele’s Potic Dance
A local charity dance to be strictly retro in style with indies allowed only if in proper attire. The event, labeled an evening for charity, aims to avoid a display of Easter parade excess on Fifth Avenue. Frank Emmons chairs the arrangements with Helm, Fervipa Fite, Oman A Moore and Herbert in support roles.
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Justic
Fifth Avenue
Drum Corps to Attend St Marys Anniversary Event
A community celebration for St Marys T A B's forty fifth anniversary includes a drum corps appearance by the T A Fife, Drum Bugle Corps. The event, set for Friday May 25 on West Fourth Street, features baton experts and a parade with out-of-town attendance. Organizers Daniel Kreem J L Keete Frank Dow nolly William Mohgney and Timothy J Lyons lead arrangements.
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St Mary
Fife
Nca
Elizabeth
Aes
Ove Strangemente Fs Co
Daniel Kreem
J. L. 0.Keete
Frank Downolly
William Mohgney
Timothy J. Lyons
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St. Mary’s
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Ler Flynn
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George McCusker
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Eles
ABS
AL Ball
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