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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
7
The jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the action involving Prairie House, Inc. and another party. Justice Roach indicated the jury could not determine a cause of action, resulting in the decision of no cause.
Jim narrates a tale of Miss Brown and Deacon Brown arousing Ma with gossip about a planned affair. A misread hint leads to a rumor, then a comic sting as Ma fends off chatter, tears up, and a surprise party for her. Neighbors arrive, Ma dresses quickly, and the evening ends with a merry feast and fond reflections.
In a letter to Mr. Mapes, Mr. Snyder expresses approval and notes similarities to a 1917 repealed township law. He argues for larger community units and equal taxation, mentions central districts preventing grade-school closures without local votes, and describes a single tax and one board for the entire district where implemented.
Fire at the old lead mine between Mam- and Bloomingburg destroyed a large building ore shed and valuable mining machinery early Friday morning. The cause is listed as unknown as investigators assess the blaze.
Edward Hope Jr. died after a short illness. The Hurleyville community mourns the passing of Edward Hope Jr., a resident known for his involvement in local affairs. Funeral arrangements are pending.
An obituary fragment notes a spouse aged 104 surviving the deceased along with two daughters and a son. The limited text emphasizes family survivors in a brief notice of illness.
An old notice advertises discounted women’s apparel including seamless hosiery and stockings. It mentions private fitting rooms at McMonagle & Rogers, 38 North Street, Middletown, N. The text is fragmented but indicates sales and shopping details for women’s garments.
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