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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
4
Readable fragments mention a local event in New Jersey with scattered names and dates. The text appears to be an OCR artifact showing references to opinions and a meeting in Parsippant area with uncertain details.
A Monday start seeks $2,000 for the Boy Scout Membership Fund in Woodbridge with 85 percent for administration and 15 percent for a permanent Raritan Council campsite. The note outlines meeting details, bid notices, and election procedures amid local civic campaigns.
The text outlines ward and district boundaries including Second Ward Third District and Sixth District. It mentions streets such as Male Street, Ford Terrace, Pitman Avenue, Mary Avenue, and Poplar Street with boundary lines along roads and blocks. Referenced locations include Lew Ford School and surrounding blocks.
The New York Regional Plan's million dollar framework shapes New Jersey's near and long term growth. It urges a unified state plan, argues New Jersey will host half of New York’s commuting population by 1935 and reach parity in banks and shopping centers, urging coordinated transit and intercommunication within New Jersey.
Public notice for a general election in Middleset County to register voters and conduct elections. Voters will meet on Tuesday June 14 1924 in Wee Township to elect State and National officers and fill three members of General Assembly.
Fragmented OCR lists ward boundaries and polling locations including Fort Reading School Avenel Sewaren and port reading areas with names missing or garbled. The text names Ward One Two and Three with district cautions and a clerk reference for week day dates in May.
A fragmentary 1929 reminiscence recalls Wittinga Licyg Line and Park Street Church in Boston where anti slavery orations sparked fierce denunciations. It notes William Lloyd Garrison's influence and the long, varied reception of abolitionist writings like Uncle Tom's Cabin while reflecting on slaveholding in the South and evolving attitudes.
Beart of Health approved nineteen sewer permits amid a list of names including Leonard Plether Ford syense Demerest Woodbridge Peter Gatases and others across Woodbridge Hopelawn Avenel and related areas. Certificate holders include P. & G. Trucking Co with principal office in Port Reading and incorporators Margaret Greasheimer Augusta Wiedener and others.
Public notice from the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance announcing an appointment and filing by an insurance company as of December 31, 1974, with authorized business in the state and a sale date set to May 3, 1936, including official seal and commissioner details.
Sealed bids are invited by the Board of Education for supplying coal to Woodbridge and other schools for the 1929 36 school year. The notice lists multiple schools with net tons required and coal types including Buckwheat and White Ash. Bids due June 17, 1929 at 1 P M local time at Woodbridge High School.
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