Local Newspaper Notices and Second Class Postage Details
A regional notice page lists newspaper names including County Record Washingtonville and Central Valley Post with Second Class matter status and post date references. Subscription rates are stated at 2.00 yearly. communications must be signed for publication and manuscripts may incur charges for obituaries and other notices.
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Washingtonville
N. Y
Postat
Central Valley Post
Central Valley
Postice
Middletown
Duty to the World Weighs Nations in China and Mexico
A column questions whether Mexico and China owe duties to the world amid foreign influence. It argues corruption, revolutions, and foreign capital shape progress, and urges fair treatment while noting historical resistance to outsiders and China’s imagined assimilation of forces.
Indignation as U S Nudges China Crisis
The piece notes Lieutenant Commander McIntyre from Middletown and family amid chaotic China near Orange County. It argues Americans prefer local concerns over world events while acknowledging rising Chinese tensions may force U S involvement despite mob violence and no fatalities yet reported.
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McIntyre
Middletown
China
Orange County
United States
Shipping Board aids producers with grain and cotton transport
The Shipping Board has functioned to aid producers by conditioning ships for grain and cotton transport. President Coolidge ordered ships to be prepared at moderate cost to ensure supply lines and a unified national effort during emergencies.
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Shipping Board
Debts and the College Professors Debate U S Forgiveness
The piece argues that a Columbia University professors’ call to cancel European debts will not affect US policy. It stresses that President and Congress must decide, not academics, and credits Barney Baruch as a Wilson era figure guiding the debate.
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Columbia University
United States
Barney Baruch
Wilson
Uncle Sam
Congress
Corporations Face Tax Load as 1924 Returns Spark Review
A review of 1924 corporate returns shows companies paid about 36 cents out of every dollar of income for the support of government functions. The piece notes corporations no longer dodge responsibilities and highlights the tax burden in the era.
Tax totals for 1924 by federal state and local governments
The United States corporations paid 2 541 007 000 in taxes to state municipal and local governments in 1924. Their combined net income reached 6 995 900 000.
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United States
Orange Blossoms Quandary on Orange County in Literature
In a reflective column readers are invited to recall writers who set scenes in Orange County New York. The piece surveys Joyce Kilmer Stephen Crane Washington Irving Zane Grey and others with local ties and asks for reader input on further references. It also suggests linking local schools to American literature. A brief aside notes a divorce headline and curious street relics Dolson Avenue stones.
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Orange County
Joyce Kilmer
Suffern
Rockland County
Stephen Crane
Port Jervis
Middletown
Aright
Pike County
Crane
Washington Irving
Zane Grey
Goshen
Potomac
Orange
John Burrough
Ulster
Cooper
West Point
Benedict Arnold
Aaron Burr
Old Orange
William H. Seward
George Clinton
Washington
N. P. Willis
Cornwall
Edgar Aller Poe
Whistler
Roe
Joel T. Headley
Larry Barretto
Dolson Avenue
Monhagen Brook
Washington Observations on Coolidge Naval Policy
President Coolidge's stance on naval limits appears ready to set the United States on record while seeking to press Congress on the cruiser program. The piece notes possible motives, including political strategy and distraction from third term talk, with anecdotes about Borah Pinchot Ware Vare and a Shanghai official.
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Coolidge
Washington
United States
Village Half-Wit Spotted With Skillet In Narrow Escape
A man described as the village half-wit was seen roaming the town last week carrying an old skillet behind his back. He narrowly escaped violence from several individuals who confronted him.
Beginnings of Middletown First Baptist Church 1840
The First Baptist Church of Middletown formed in 1840 under Thomas Van Hone guiding local New School Baptists. It started with 17 members and quickly built a brick meeting house on Mulberry Street, costing 2500 dollars, and expanded under multiple pastors through the 1860s.
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First Baptist Church
Middletown
First Baptist
Thomas van Hone
Aan Hone
First Baptist Church of
First Congregational Church
S. White
Staten Island
Mr. Bennett
Orange County
Unionville
Zelotes Grenell
Cannon Street Church
New York
Fay
Wantage
N. J
Mr. White
John Wellslayer
Cornwall Church
Henry Ball
van Horn
van Hone
Wickham
David Clark
van Howe
John S. Stephens
Mulberry Street
Lyceum Hall
Ball
Christ
Questions and Answers in The Daily Herald
A reader's queries answered by the editor through the Question Editor service. Topics cover Braddock’s death location, 1925 rifle champions, Senator Walsh’s faith, Harold Lloyd’s artificial hand, the Ten Commandments actor, coin star meanings, Five Hundred revoke rules, value of an 1858 silver dollar, and Texas Governor Ferguson’s citizenship amnesty.
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Daily Herald-Times- Press
Washington
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Edward Braddock
Braddock
Pennsylvania
Charles Hakala
U. S. Infantry
Homer Clarke
East Alton
Illinois
United States
Walsh
Montana
Harold Lloyd
Richard Dix
James ™. Ferguson
Texas
Italy
Judgment Against Dr Faulkner Estate
In Walden Justice Taylor awarded Hassie A Tillson $3 042 against the estate of late Dr William H Faulkner M D for reimbursement of money paid on a land transfer to Walden United Theatre Co Inc that never closed. Faulkner sold land via Tillson as agent for the theater group for 7000 but the deal fell through after 3000 was paid. One reason given was Faulkner balked at purchasing seven dollars worth of revenue stamps. The physician died before settlement.
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Walden
Justice Taylor
Hassie A. Tillson
William H. Faulkner
M. D
Faulkner
Unique Birthday Party for Washingtonville Lad
Washingtonville February 23 despite a storm a birthday party was held at Mr and Mrs Joseph Sayre Coopers home for their younger son Sayre who welcomed seven young guests to celebrate his first birth day. The party planned six girls and four boys but one girl fell ill and one boy could not attend. Those who could attend were treated to zweiback and refreshments were served as afternoon waned.
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Washingtonville
Joseph Sayre Cooper
Sayre
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Cornwall-on-Hudson
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Aughland Milla
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Chester
Highland Falls Standnard
Uightand Falla
Orange County Indevuendent Corporation
James Street
Middle
Owa
Roland Harriman
W. Averell Harriman
Percy V B. Gott
Eesees
Talcott Powell
Mexico
Nicaraugua
America
Shanghai
John Chinaman
Russia
Times-Herald
Justice Seeger
Europe
Asia
Great Britain
Borah
Rock Creed Park
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Cosmos Club
Keystone Commonwealth
National Capital
Rhode Island Avenue
Forester
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Flour Mill
William S. Ware
Florida
Philadelphia
United States Senate
Vare
Flora M. Vare
Harrisburg
Edwin H. Vare
Bill” S. Vare
House of Representatives
White House
Maine
Sterling Fessenden
William Pitt Fessenden
Fessenden
Jernigan
Cleveland
District of Columbia
FOX
P.O
F. B. Williams
Joseph Houghout
Houghout
Samuel L. Barrett
Sands
James M. Hope
J. J. Scarritt
Levi O. Grenell
N. A. Reed
Charles A. Fox
Lyman Wright
Newburgh
Mr. Fox
Florence McCarthy
J. 8. Gunning
Frank Fletcher
W. Edgar Wright
C. J. Page
Frank A. Heath
D. Q
Famous Players- Lasky Corporation
Adolph Zukor
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Charles Lynch
Virginia
Amy Lowell
Smith-Hughes
Smith-Lever
Philippines
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Boulder Canyon
DR. Faulkner Estate
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