Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06
HARRISON WELL
ADVERTISED. BY
INDUSTRIAL SEALS
Business and Manufacturing
Concerns Using "Hive of IN
dustry' Stamps on Mail.

ioOt 10 Ol1c OI llt
tised municipalities in the United
States. Every place 1 go | see the
official seal of the town, and it is about
the best industry seal in use today
This statement was made today to
Councilman John j. DAILY, of Harrison.
by a salesman of a large Chica go pub
hshing house, who happened to stop at
h store conducted by the Harrison
solon.
The official seals are now being used
by every manufacturing concern in the
town. The business men have also
taken the matter up and several fra
ternal societies AVE fallen in line. 1t
was stated today that the seal would
appear on at least 1000, 900 pieces OF
mail per annum. Letters pointing out
the advantages Of the town have Just
been mailed out by order of the COM
mon Council.
Copies of these mlssires have been
received at every factory, office and
business place. Councilman DAILY, who
Is responsible for the advertising
scheme, is being commended 81 all
sides. He declared today that before
long every piece of mail leaving the
town would Dear the seal. Printers are
being rushed with work. and with csen
order comes the request FOR the official
seal.
The letter, which shows just what
Harrison has n is, follows:
For the purpose of fittingly adver-
tising the town of Harrison. and Ln-
lieving they will be of mutual ten2ft,
the mayor and Common Council have
approved of the publicity seals and
the officials earnestly request that you
use them on your stationery and busl-
ness literature.
Enhancing the fame of Harrison
means the bringing OF more people and
new industries to the town. This will
benefit your concern by providing 4
greater number and variety OF oper-
atives from whom to choose your e.n-
ployees. Every manufacturer appts-
ciates this advantage.
Tax Burden Lighter.
"Then, too, each new industry vii
mean another to share the t4s: burden,
now small as compared wisa other
communities. cut which viii pe more
lightly borne as the fatas,es iuarease.
So. too, al increase IN population
means to merchants more 93yc-s sto
more business. With she added tax
revenue the council will be justified III
still further improving the town with
out unreasonable expense
Harrison is a town which should la
better appreciated. It has sell raYed.
exceptionally well lighted a~z3.l14eTasg.l
streets; it has an aamira Bio. high
pressure water supply. 1t has an ex-
ceedingly efficient fire department and
enjoys an insurance rate as low as that
Of Newark, the metropolis Of New Jer-
qaX. ia uynl1 nnIircA mud n.sdar1xy
Harrison has public, high and paro-
chial schools. churches "a all denomi-
nations; a public library, freight and
passenger accommodation by the Erie,
Lackawanna and Pennsylvania rail-
roads, the latter having Manhattan
Transfer it's great IaJtsrn terminal,
located In the town. The town has IA
beautiful park and has excellent gas,
telephone and street car service. Power
and light are cheap, gas being 81 per
1000 cubic feet and electricity teil
cents per kilowatt hour. Another ad-
vantage is frequent collection and dis
tribution Of mail.
Harrison is on the eastern bank OF
the Passaic river, for the further dredx-
ing of whose deep channel Congress u
to appropriate another $3.50, 600. 1t ad-
Joins Newark and is but eight miles
from New York, which is easily reached
by train and trolley. Harrison has q
population of $1,000. ample banking and
trust company facilities and a diver
sity of industries unmatched by any
other town of even double the number
Of inhabitants in the United States.
Its products supply the world. Attest
ing the thrift Of the people are the
many building and loan associations.
one being worth 81, 500. 00O.,
The town factories that have adopted
the seal for use on all stationery are:
General Electric Company, Interna-
tional Steam Pump Company, Crucible
Steel Company. Otis Elevator Company.
DrfVer-Harris Company, Hyatt Roller
Bearing Company, American Radiator
Company. American Wire Cloth Com
pany. Binnse Machine Company, Carr
81 Ball. J. j. Cavagnaro Company. Com
mercial Acetylene Company, Durie &
Davidson. Essex Lumber Company.
Federal Wire Cloth Company. Globe
Wire Company, Greenfield Steam En-
CINE Works, H. Hahn & Stumpf Com
pany. Harper Brick Company. Peter
Hauck Company, Headley- Farmer
Company, Hedden Construction Com
pany, ID. W. Mccabe & Son. mum
Plaster Company, National Hosting
Engine Company, National OIL and
Supply Company. New Jersey Tube.
Company. O'Connors Express, c. s.
Osborne Company, J. K. Osborn Com.
pany. Reuther Bros, r. shriver Com
pany, j. ]. Spur & Sons. Standard
Bithuiitic Company. Torrance Manu-
featuring Company.