Boys and Girls Club poultry records show profits in 1921
The county club agent Mo Boys reports eight or more pens from Washington Delaware Visit Blairstown Morris Park will record poultry practices with W H Allen of the New Jersey College of Agriculture. The year shows 155 birds laying 19 061 eggs at 122 per bird with feed cost 400 49 and operating costs 553 70 leaving a 283 27 profit. James Vankirk and Walter Davis led the records with 74 Leghorns.
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Washington
Delaware
Blairstown
Morris Park
W.h.allen
New Jersey State
James Vankirk
Wilbert
Walter Davis
James
Wilert Davis
Davis brothers raise White Leghorns and cull their mock
1021 with GO Rhode Inland Neds and Walter Davis with 50 S. C. White Leghorns. The Davis boys each culled their mock once during the year. Each boy fed mash as heavily as the birds would consume it.
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GO Rhode
Walter Davis
Davis
Potash Free List Advances for New Jersey Farmers
Final amendments to the McCumber bill place potash on the free list. The American Farm Bureau Federation led the fight against import duties, claiming the change will save New Jersey farmers about 320000 dollars, based on a proposed two and a half cent per pound fertilizer price.
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New Jersey
Darmers
Lear
McCumber
Congress
American Parm Bureau Federation
Simusiiy
Beate the Signatura of Chas. 1. Fletehor
Beate the signatura of Charles Fletcher used for over thirty years and The Kind You Have Always Bought.
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Cabtoria
Dry Leader and Prohibition Shift in New Jersey
A Republican turncoat in Essex County Senator William H. Parry breaks from dry ranks. He supports moderation in Volstead law enforcement and indicates New Jersey may follow Washington rather than lead, with debate over a one half of one percent standard.
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New Jersey
William H. Parry
Essex County
Senate
Congress
Washington
Edwards
Community Notes of Local Residents and Visits
Delaware Oncar Bo Hesin and Saint Cheorge Chstinuity spent Friday in Clinton Libreine with Mrs. Daciar's mother while Aint tries luck with the eatends. They will return to Union t TH this week. Mixa Ado Direwhner in Bown Brook attending Mos Chay, A. taulg. Chester W. Grerkon and wife of PHM Epshing entertain at home. Lester Compton of Newark visiting relatives and friends in the area. Alfret Finmerfelt and Oscar S. Ream spent Marl in Washington D C. Mrs. FL Van Torn of Vluintcla Men Woo Methirtrie of Englewood and Miss Emily Quig of Suminlore at the Quig home. Mr. and Mrs. Kane TH. DeWitt entertaining relatives from Paterson and Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Main gone to Philadelphia. Mrs. Main to Memorial Hospital for an operation. Huyton Oxi of Chatham visiting his brother Charles. TD Wake and Mr. Parraite from Atlantic City attending the Master Painters Convention. Lewis Mice moved into the house of Mrs. Luther Oem and will run an oyster market. Local farmers loading cars of potatoes for shipment to Waterford.
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Bo Hesin
Cheorge
Clinton Libreine
Birde
Chester W. Grerkon
PHM
Sage Gareryon
Lester Compton
Newark
Alfret Finmerfelt
Oscar 5
Ream
Winshington
D.C
Mra
van Torn
Vluintcla
Methirtrie
Englewood
Emily
Quig
Suminlore
Kane
DeWitt
Paterson
Washington
Knatiig
Edwin
Main
Padelphia
Main Will Miter
Vator Fon
Local Families Gather for Weekend Socials and Weddings
A spate of small notices records visits and gatherings in HAZEN and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs, the Baylors and other families host and attend events with relatives and friends. Several marriages and engagements are noted among Spangenbergs, Riddles, and Shoemakers, with nieces and nephews visiting relatives in Newark and Harmony.
Washington Borough Adopts Vehicle for Hire License Ordinance
The Common Council of Washington Borough approves an ordinance licensing and regulating motor vehicle omnibuses for revenue transport on borough streets. Fees vary by vehicle seating, with prohibitions on licenses beyond six months or transferable use. The ordinance takes effect January 15, 1923, and public notice dated November 6, 1922, outlines adoption steps and a December 4, 1922 hearing.
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Common Council
Uerourh
Washington
Morourh
Reeviue
Vernon
Nersona
Avery
Common Counsil
Oraugh Hall
Yipehinaam & Tey
Celgele Bs » Oon Hearn Boraingh Tien
Allamuchy Residents Host Weekend Gathering
A lettered social note describes visits and gatherings involving Mr. Cramer, Mrs. Win Cramer, Mr. Freedom, Mrs. Mix Breaider, Mr. Bin, and neighbors in Belvidere and nearby towns. Activities include a Sunday outing and an evening meal with refreshments.
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Alex
Hig Konelnlaw
Dighter
Mit
Min
Cramer
Herbert Sayvacooline
Wrewlelt
Win
Lver
Freedom
Mix Breaider
Cmt
Aden
Eisai Tuitter
Din
Georpo Buttes HovMt
Agi
bin Rivent Truer
Eiker Settlement
Afr
Charlex
Patty
Doris
Walter le Sidi
Stan Huth
Belvidere
Wna
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Fragmentary OCR recalls Mr Wr, Mrs GLironee Trice, and family hosting guests from the elts over the week. Reports mention Mr and Ma, L. Cigar, and a festive mood as the group discusses recent events. Several names and ties appear, with mentions of Mr Gager and Merk Wie TL Minit in relation to Shr. and Men 18. L Hufftinan.
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Ty L. Cigar
Glironee Trice
Payee
Q. Goeger
Maulayne
Hufftinan
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