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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
4
The Orange County Independent Corporation lists weekly papers served from Middletown New York and surrounding towns. The notice details subscription rates and manuscript submission rules including signed submissions and postage for return of manuscripts.
A viewpoint essay argues Americans should consider Mexico China Nicaragua duties to the world. It critiques foreign corruption by both sides, notes revolutions driven by plunder, and warns of potential mistreatment if Shanghai or other ports fail.
Middletown residents Lieutenant-Commander McIntyre his wife and two children are in war torn China as public focus shifts to local concerns. The piece notes American potential involvement grows sharper while the Bolshevik threat looms and no U S casualty has occurred.
The Shipping Board has functioned to aid producers by conditioning ships to transport grain surplus and evam cotton at moderate cost. President Coolidge ordered immediate action to secure bottoms for these goods, demonstrating national unity and support for agriculture during transportation shortages.
The article argues that a Columbia University group and Barney Baruch press for canceling European debts. It states the President and Congress will decide forgiveness, not professors, and that such pronunciamentos will not sway U S policy.
A 1924 survey of corporate returns shows that corporations paid 36 cents out of every dollar of their income for tax support. The article notes that large firms no longer dodge their tax responsibilities and that taxation remains tough.
The United States corporations paid 2 541 007 000 in taxes to state and local governments in 1924. Their net income was 6 999 900 000, reflecting substantial earnings and tax contributions across federal, state, and municipal levels.
A mid century note surveys Orange county's presence in American literature listing Kilmer Crane Irving Grey Poe Willis Bee Roe and Headley among others. It invites readers to share further examples of scenes set in the region and suggests linking local writers to nearby places to spark interest in American literature.
An obscure column repeats a whimsical tale about Jace Waurwir being around last week. The fragment mentions an old sewing item and a reminder of traditions, with the voice of a local humor feature.
Washington notes Coolidge may prefer pressuring Congress on cruiser limits amid deadlock. Pieces discuss possible motives, jingo rhetoric, Borah’s quip, Pinchot’s politics on prohibition, and Shanghai leadership amid foreigner rule.
A 1840 formation story of Middletown First Baptist Church traces its origins to Thomas Van Hone and 17 initial members. It details early services, trustees, a Mulberry street lot, gradual growth, and a long pastorate lineage culminating in 1893 with Rev. Frank A. Heath.
Questions and Answers provide brief factual replies on varied topics from history to coin values and citizenship. Notable entries include Braddock’s death location and year, 1925 rifle champions, a Roman Catholic query about Senator Walsh, and explanations of coin star designs and Five Hundred revoke rules.
In Walden Justice Taylor awarded Hassie A Tillson $3 042 from the estate of the late Dr William H Faulkner for a refundable amount on an uncompleted property transfer. Faulkner had sold land to Tillson as agent for Walden United Theatre Co Inc for 7 000 but the deal collapsed after 3 000 was paid. One reason given was Faulkner balked at purchasing 7 revenue stamps. He died before resolution.
In Washingtonville on February 23 a stormy afternoon did not spoil Sayre Cooper’s first birthday party at Mr. and Mrs Joseph Sayre Cooper home. Seven guests attended though one girl fell ill and one boy could not join. Participants enjoyed zweiback and later refreshments were served.
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