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Vineland

a borough in Cumberland co., N. J.; on the West Jersey and the Central of New Jersey railroads; 12 miles E. of Bridgeton. It is built on a level and sandy tract in a notable fruitgrowing region. Here are numerous VINLAND churches, hotels, a high school, public library, National and State banks, and several daily, weekly and monthly periodicals. The borough has machine shops, flour mills, and manufactories of shoes, carriages, fruit crates, buttons, gloves, clothing, paper boxes, linoleum, chenille curtains, carriages, plows and Smyrna rugs. Pop. (1910) 5,282; (1920) 6,779.

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