State Board of Taxation reports 1902 property values rise
The twelfth annual report to Governor Murphy shows New Jersey real and personal property in the state valued at 053,010 650 for 1902, an increase over 1901 of over thirty five million dollars. It discusses true value methods for farms and special properties, advocates cost of reproduction for public service companies, and urges telegraph and telephone firms to provide county breakdowns for fair tax apportionment. The commission endorses a revised Taxation Act as necessary and praises the draft as concise. Copies available from the State Board of Taxation in Trenton.
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State Board of Taxation
Murphy
Warren County
Gas and Water
Aransaed
BNI
Voorhees
Bonrad
Thoroport
Trentoc
Macy's Jet Store Opens Bigger New York Department House
Macy's new Broadway and Siath avenue department store in New York occupies over four floors with 4 100 employees serving a daily crowd. The vast building features a 2500 seat restaurant and a belt conveyor delivery system with a large delivery table. The store requires 1400 employees and 15 000 incandescent lamps for lighting.
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Maycy’s
Macy's New Department Store
Broadway
Siath Avenue
Sith
35Th Streets
New York
Greet
Ares
Macy’s
Laubach Store expands with major improvements
Evston merchants Laubach and son George unveil a full store expansion. The building gains added ground floor space, enlarged hosiery, dry goods, and ready-to-wear departments, plus a deluxe cloaks and suits area. The interior showcases substantial display rooms, seating for alterations, and enhanced customer conveniences as the holiday season nears. The feature notes travel inspiration and regional excursion offers by Lackawanna Railroad.
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Laubach &Son
Evston
Wad Laubach
George
PH Jinea
Morley Core
Flaer
Linoor
Domenica
Waah Gooda
Polorad
Unclear local notices from Philipsburg and surroundings
Fragmentary local notices recount names and events from Philipsburg areas including Hagiston friends, Dewitt cow incident, Blitart and Hamleo families, and hospital updates. Several small reports describe a fall injuring Robert Ellis, a marriage homecoming for Budd Bennett, and various social visits and health ad pitches.
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Claude Hagiston
Mesara
Leverman
Breno
Philipsburg
Jamce Dewitt
Misa TA Blitart
Philipsturg
Arthur Hamleo
Russell
Lopatrone
Mra
Samual Hineline
Elizabeth Milles
Easton
Charles Ranc
Stow Hospital
Woll Ag
John Baker
Phillipsbore
Mrrahall Dagter
Robert Ellis
Budd Bennett
Little York
Social notes in Morristown and nearby towns
Local aunts and uncles, friends, and former neighbors are cited in a stream of postal events. Convalescents, engagements, visits, and illnesses are listed with many names such as Mrs Willard Sueger, Nina, Miss Ethel Bryan, Mr George Snyder, and Mayor Robert Price, reflecting a bustling community record of daily life.
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Nowarktriunds
Willard Sueger
Milas Della Afitebellis
Mise
Nina
Misa Margaret Boath
Anniadale
Ethel Bryan
Broad Ptreet
Joseph H
Esranten
New York City
Barry Morris
Wikesbarro
Air
Jacob Morris
Taylor Street
Frank J. Vangyckle
Somerville
Herbert Smith
Hoboken
Frank Libby
A. EL. Everitt
Goo. Scribnor
Robert Gordon Bae
Garwood
Reory Zulani
Kastan
Mlew Minnly Emoger
Belvideroe
A. O. Hutchinson
Martin's Creek
Ladle Stewart
Brondstreet
Newark
Mn Alt. Stewart
George Snyder
Wailfeld
Snyder
Westfled
Alice Elizabeth
Goo. K. Modurtrio
Belvidere
Charles F. Plamp
New York
Angour
Robert 8. Price
Mackalatowa
J. Greighton Baker
Philadelphia
Frocery Department
Gimble Bros. Department Store
Howard Drake
Bridgeport
J. A. Dalrymple
Vici
Henry Bice
Paterson
Mme
Blow Fa
Enow
Peacher
E. A. Boom
Florence
Atlantl
Boom
Mary Bowlby
Staat Bowlby
Bavethy
Pyaar
Spencer Winkera
Buttermilk Bridge
Aliee Ribble
Marguerite
Hahnemann Hospital
Misa
Powsle
Bearten
Joss Harria
Belyidere
Harry McCabe
Oxford
J. B. Edmondson
Second Presbyterian Church
Lydia Arndti
Arndt
Lokens
John Futte
Balvidera
Mira
Williammon
Philaron
Pweat Sr
Robert
Arnat
Cranford
Vinel liver oil claimed to boost health in old remedy ad
An advertisement touts Vinel as a nonsecret medicine based on cod liver oil. It argues a coated tongue and foul taste signal illness but promises Vinel’s refined oil boosts strength, using a chemical process to remove taste while preserving medicine. It offers a money back guarantee if no help.
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Cusu
Hemina
Puurjuweit
Keystone Watch Case Company
A. B. Groff & Bro
Washington
Oh. B. Groff
Newton Business College
Montios
Rene
Derren
Hopkins
Greetilida
THE
Easton, PA
Laubach
California
Land of Flowers
Mexico
vArizona
Los Veros
New Mexico
Bet Springs
Ack
Eaatorn
Lackawanna Railroad
Florida
Georgia
Louisiane
Bly
Rahway
Dover
Druggiota
Blyrothers
Anne
Lohmer
Gabler
Hackettstown, N. J. Newton, N. J. Stroudsburg, PA
W.kluppelberes
Hackettstown, N. J
Aides
Mies
Simmons Watch
Chas
Jing
Nerson
Futyania
Cwholennia
Miene Bolt Hy Aripalee
Peracane Iis
Euine Hyman
Maanarteld Townelilp
Arti Wey Archibat
Pravin
Wits Litneton
Ihungvera
Tore Callen
Ile Alburt Plenthrim
Reuben Ab Hernan Sedo
Laity
Eilen Gibimer
Frank Two
Peg Waelington
Daley Aiple Aware Este VT
Mores Tevin
Hettin
Panne Ayers
Ersvone
Psoe Ee Tea
Wink Ot
Art Murray Nasir
Wirwley
Mint
Yurate AL ' Ayesian
F.C. Shorts
Washington Ave
Tron Castings
R. Q. Bowers, JR
State Normal School
East Stroudsburg
Punta Opsor
Ines
Benocayliy Wb
Colley Lorrick
Pypuwrl Aaya
Lary
Department
Citas Linge Star
EB. L Kemp, A
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