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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1965
Page
12
In Enfield a town paper notes the Democrats, with 182 of 662 voters, reorganized their party and field a full slate. Roger Brown, a J. P. candidate, is praised for his town service and community involvement despite partisan differences.
Governor Rockefeller designates October 10 16 as Newspaper Week noting New York State’s role in press freedom since Zenger. He calls newspapers public service forums and urges community support for small town papers as circulation rises with advertiser loyalty and reader engagement.
A reader urges citizens to vote and engage in local elections. The piece warns that apathy lets officials and “Communists” influence governance, and emphasizes learning candidates’ positions and making each vote count to support democracy.
A collection of reader letters critiques gossip, religious doctrine, and charity while arguing over Viet Nam policy. Ruth Schwartz questions intervention versus self-determination, and Herb Delyser promotes Interlaken PTA recruitment with a $1.00 membership and a family dinner reminder.
The 1845 entry reports a new court house and active court of appeals with Judge Jesse Clark and associates, plus a fire-proof County Clerk's building and moved records. It records business dissolutions, new stock, fire company preparations for a county fair, canal lock completion, teaching in the academy, and several 19th century local moves and developments across Farmville area communities.
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