State News Glances From New Jersey and Surroundings
The New Jersey and Pennsylvania Free Bridge Commission sets maximum load limits at 12 tons for Delaware crossing bridges. Barbers in Penna grove cut prices to 20 cents and 36 cents for services. A Salem tree in Mrs Mary Thompson’s yard sprouted as an English walnut, its fruiting leaves puzzling locals. State leaders in Trenton discuss campaign moves, and Ashbury Park is favored for a resort. Hunterdon seeks bids for a culvert in Readington and Whitehouse areas. the will of Samuel W. Cannon leaves an estate around 120000. Census updates name several New Jersey towns with population changes. The Hackensack Republican marks 50 years as a brighter paper. Route 4 policy debates surface in Asbury Park. A mix of local notices includes hospital commemoration, orphans aid, and a tally of police records and events in towns such as Asbury Park, Newark, and Jersey City.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania Free Bridge Commission
Delaware
Pennagrove
Salem
Mary ‘Thompson
Paulsboro
Republian
State Committee of
Trenton
Edward C. Stokes
Baching
Stokes
Umation
Harding
Ashbury Park
Hunterdon
Gordon
Pergang
Census Bureau
Bownt Brook
North Plainfield
Somerville
Red Bank
Round Brook
North Plinteld
Hackensack
State Highways Commission
Livate Brooke Ix
Middle Tennessee Hospital
Susie
Littrell
Oman Catholic Orphanage Asylum
New York
Grand Central Palace
Tinh & Plac
Jevery
Hunterdon County
Anthony Killgore
Teday Holt
Jonathan Canova
Asbury Park
Ocean Grave
Libiary Square Athletic Clu
William Srahan
Newark
Frankie Mahon
Alexian Brothers
Taspital
Willam Wylie Davis
Whabath
Monaten
Salt Lake Ehy
Edwards
Frank B. Tess
Haddonfield
State Board of Taxes and Assessments
Frank ©. Schroth
State Board
Robert FR. Volk
Trenton Board of Asaeasars
James F. Ginnon
Revenue and Finance of
Jersey
Oly
Pawlek J Harding
Camden County
Loard
Joh. Howe
Newark, Ane
Reviram G. Wickman
Pleasanty Ite
Second annual shooting match highlights High Bridge carnival notes
Saturday events at High Bridge featured the second annual shooting match at DeWitt farm with DeWitt and Apgar winning heat. American Angler editor and umpire Bob Garden presided as Miss Edan Hueheshag returned from New York. Sunday school picnic details and Epworth League activities filled the week, while families from Oxford and Alpha visited Mountainaville. An outing for the Dorean Society and a child talent show at Mountain Lake drew local attendance. proceeds from the show benefited the New York Governor Air Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Bridge
DeWitt Farm
DeWitt
Apgar
Gods
Bob
Garden
Ing
Edan Hueheshag
New York
Isville
Paul
Epworth Lragua
Mort Dig
Air
Ars. F
Beccy Attrivington
Pironta
My. Ani
George Jones
Walter Unwell
Ars. Mikelwon
Oxford
Isaac Etlekela
Alpha
Mer
Fred Burns
Warewick
Petite
Mra. Petit
Way
Allamuchy
Emma Allen
Hoyt
Mex
Terey
Bad Berry
Ton Taldwit
Texter Pailin
Boatyextown
Davbe Kutclam Daturdas
William Atavian Tom
Mountain Lake
Scranton
Chester
Lila
KT. Lukens
Tie
Creorge Harvey
Lukens
Florida
Ork Mayer
Childian
Sirst Paes
Herman Neo
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure And Hair Growth
An advertisement touts Parisian sage from Williams Opera House Pharmacy as the cure for dandruff itchy scalp and hair loss. It claims the preparation is non greasy, easy to apply, pleasantly perfumed, and offers a refund if not effective. It promises new growth and abundant hair for years with quick, safe use.
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Wilams
Opera House
Parisian
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Kirkman
Stockton Bros
West Main St
Clinton
N. J
Ca Lome
Aisa
Chidley & Green, Inc
Northampton St
Easton
Seip’s Cafe
R. P
Seip
Frop
Third ST
Easton, Tenn’a
Woodglen
Spruce Run
Joseph Somerson
Geains
Willard Aplear
Miss Potter
Alex Lene Blall
Russell Apgar
Pittstown
Leni Hall
Glen Gardner
Pawels
Mary
Montpigne
Aufelag
Wright
Charles L. Hall
East Orange
al “Vertbrook
Taline
Toseph Wy Apgar
Mary Mepis
Harvey Apgar
Delawite
Willy
Buck White
Samuel H. French & Co
Faust
Brothers Belvidere, N. J
Frank M. ‘Bair
Belvidere
Warren County
Nujol
Nujal
Nujal Laboratories
Standard Oil. Co
Broadway
Buick
Morris Street
Phillip
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