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| Farming Communities of NJ Homepage |
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| Alliance, Norma & Brotmanville |
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| Woodbine | |
| Rosenhayn and Carmel | |
| Roosevelt |
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| Farmingdale | |
| After World War II | |
| Synagogues
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| In the
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The Jewish farming communities were in the news many
times over the years. There was even a monthly newspaper, The Jewish Farmer, that was produced in Yiddish. Baron Hirsch's Russian Jews as American Farmers - 1892 The Inquirer Roadster (Page1) 1899 description of towns of Bridgeton, Millville, Rosenhayn & Norma The Inquirer Roadster (Page 2) The Jewish Farmer Colonies in New Jersey - 1902 Jews are Answering the Call of the Land - 1916 New Jersey Poultry Production Leader - 1920
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