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Code · New Jersey · Title 35 — Alcoholic Beverages · Chapter 1

35:1-2. Newspapers qualified as legal newspapers

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All newspapers printed and published in the English language within the state at least once a week for at least one year continuously shall be deemed legal newspapers for the publication of official advertisements.
Any court or county officer may publish official advertisements in any Sunday newspaper published in the county for the period of at least one year and such publication shall be valid in all respects.
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