Taxes Due Prompt Village Notice Warns Tax Sale
Highland Mills officials advise property owners to settle unpaid taxes within a reasonable time or the village will advertise and sell all parcels with delinquent taxes. The note follows reports of illness, school reopening, ice harvesting, and community events across Bear Mountain, Newburgh area, including visits by residents and daily life updates.
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George Potter
Mountain Avenue
Selma
Brook Scott
Baar Mountain
Charles. Kircher
Castae
New York City
Lottie. Schoeramel
Hudson River
Julia Herrick
Kathryn Donate
Woodcliff
N. J
Unclear Banking Notice at Richland Falls Highland Sills
Jan 13 update shows unpaid property taxes in the village receiving notices. Taxpayers face a charge of 12 percent interest on overdue amounts and possible collection steps.
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Highland Sills
Fire guts Newburgh grammar wing. $80,000 loss
A wing of the West Street grammar school in Newburgh was gutted by fire early Sunday morning, causing $80,000 in damage and forcing the Board of Education to find rooms for 140 pupils. Detectives suspect arson as the blaze spread rapidly. The Newburgh fire department fought the five hour blaze in zero weather, focusing on the old brick structure.
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Board of Education
Grace Episcopal Church
Newburgh
Newbu
New Windsor
West Street
West Street Grammar School
Bullville Grange to Install New Officers Friday
Bullville Jan 18 The regular Grange meeting will be held Friday night with installation of new officers. District schools on the Cochecton Turnpike and Ping Bush Middletown road opened Monday with Miss Kerwin and Mrs Ogden as teachers. Cottage prayer meeting set for Wednesday at 7 45 p m. A valuable collie dog owned by Mr and Mrs Frank Armstrong has been missing for a week. The ice crop is large this season and every available man was ...
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Bullville
Grange
Cochecton Turnpike
Ping Bush
Middletown
Kerwin
Ogden
Frank Armstrong
Winter outdoor wear catalog excerpts from early 20th century
The listing highlights warm coats and sweaters in flat knit, slipovers, skirts in plaid and soft flannel, leather coats with masculine cuts, suede jackets, and brushed wool gloves. Prices range from $1.25 to $24.50, showcasing diverse colors, patterns, and Indian-inspired knit trims for outdoor use.
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Oxford
Roads Blocked In Livingston Manor News Brief
Livingston Manor reports extremely low temperatures in the area with roads impassable to automobiles. Local postmaster John R. Baldwin is improving after illness. Several residents visited New York City and Liberty over the weekend. A new radio was purchased for a Shandalee home. county clerk and Mrs. Roy C. Johnston spent the weekend with his father. The Livingston Manor Hose Company No. 1 expects its new truck to arrive soon.
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Livingston Manor
Persncals John R. Baldwin
Alva Swarthout
New York City
Donald Grey
Liberty
Treaus
Charles Rose
Thowes Allen
New York
Citt
Wise Hattie Greiner
Middletown
W. J. White
R. Jauring
Shandalee
Roy C. Johnston
William G. Johnston
Manor Hose Company
Doctor George Bond Dies After Long Illness
Washingtonville mourns Dr. George Bond longtime physician druggist and former health officer who died Sunday at his North Street home after a long illness He is survived by his wife and two daughters Mrs C E Dusenberry of New Windsor and Dorothy Bond of New York City Bond formerly led the Board of Education and served as health officer in Washingtonville
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Washingtonville
George 3. Bond
North Street
C. E. Dusenberry
New Windsor
Dorothy Bond
New York City
Bond
Board of Education of
Public dance announced for Salisbury Mills
Public notice from Salisbury Mills states a public dance will be held in Mechanic’s hall on Saturday January 16 featuring new fashioned dances. Also included are local social notes about residents from Washingtonville Wyomin g Delaware and Bayonne New Jersey with minor illnesses and community events.
Me Lowns and Waltkilh Partners Push Inoculation Plan
Posith offers of Me Lowns of Waltkilh and Wiwayanda join a movement to inoculate all local children with toxin-antitoxin. The partners urge municipal adoption and promise coordinated vaccination efforts across towns.
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Waltkilh
Wiwayanda
Washingtonville Events Papers Heard at Meeting of Blooming Grove Club
Blooming Grove Study Club met at Mrs. Stephen Hunt’s home for the first New Year session. Rev Elwood Corning led, papers on The Pre-Raphaelite Movement and Rossetti readings followed. Eleven members and a guest attended as plans for current events and New York State history papers were set. A quilting party by Blooming Grove Bings Daughters completed a quilt sent to a Southern school. Several residents noted moves, hospital visits, and family news.
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Wasshingtonville
Blooming Grove
Stephen Hunt
Elwood Corning
M. C. Sears
Corning
Rossetti
United States
New York State
Blooming Grove Bings
William Lord
Nettie Gerow
Blowing Grove
Wilmington
Delaware
Culbert Gerow
Imogene Pennie
St Luke's Hospital
Newburgh
Bibby
Washingtonville
Western New York
Gregory Brundage
Personal Happenings of Salisbury Wills
Mrs. C. H. Rowell of Neanderoga visits Mr. and Mrs. Peter Long. Brooklyn duo Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Gorkedale and family drop by Edward Fisher’s. Marvin Germain couple move to New York City for an extended stay. Inez Clouser visits Rensselaer. Ice harvests continue locally. Thincan family return from New York gathering. Tax collector Seely collects taxes at B. O. Rothe’s store, final visit January 24. Thomas Quinlan improving after illness. William Frey still at home. Gregory Brindage family travel to Cocoa Florida for winter.
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Maxwell Gorkedale
Brooklyn
Lttle
Edward Fisher
Marvin Germain
New York City
Inez Clouser
Rensselaer
Thincan
James
Mr. Seely
B. O. Rothe
Big Barn Burns at Salisbury Mills Fire Destroys Farm Barn
A large dairy barn on James Findlay’s Salisbury Mills farm was destroyed by a fire discovered at 8 o clock. Fire companies from Salisbury Mills Cornwall and Washingtonville arrived too late to save the frame structure but the herd of cows was saved. Insurance coverage is believed partial.
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James Findlay
Salisbury Mills
Loas
Cornwall
Washingtonville
New York Apples Face Challenge to State Supremacy
Albany dispatch reports New York, long the nation’s leading apple producer, facing potential competition from Pacific Northwest states. The state’s annual crop runs about 1,000 commercial barrels with two thirds from central and western counties. The piece traces apple’s arrival with early settlers, including Indians, and notes widespread propagation across centuries.
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Albany
New York State
Union
Pacific Northwest
Pacific States
Empire State
Department
America
Pilgrira
Walden Girl Retains Title At State College Meet
Albany on January 12 Last year champions faltered but Ethel Du Bois a student at the State College for Teachers was voted best girl athlete for 1925 She won first place in individual scoring at a girls meet for the state with a total of 36% points narrowly beating her rival from Walden
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Albany
Ethel du Bois
State College For Teachers
Enong
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Highland Mills Pharmacy
Jaeger's
Charles Alreher
Lrst National Bank
Bear Mountain
Sarah Mandigo
Post Graduate Hospital
Mary Edelwan
New Paltz Normal School
Hazel Roser
Conn
John Roser
Edwin Johnston
Schouthers
Carrie Johnston
Church Street
Frank McCormick
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U. S
Dobbin
Richland Falls
W. H. Fitzgerald
Storm King Highway
Central
Hudson
Franklin Street
Thes
Florist and
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Bullville Grange
Schoonmaker
Water St
Newburgh, N. Y
Jersey
George Bond
Mechanic's Hall
Arthur Quinlan
Robert Casey
Nellie Moore
Elvira Moran
Leslie Brundage
James Seaman
Willis Seamen
Wyoming
Fred Seamen
Alvin
J. E. Seamen
Beakes Dairy Company
Victoria Cheese and Dairy Products Company
Bayonne
Calvin Baxter
Cornwall High School
Leslie Mapes
Janet Stoddard
Clara DeKay
Thomas Martin
Tuxedo High School
Philippines
Highland Falls
Dutchess
Dutchess Count Society
New
Anal Republican Club
0Th Street
A. C. Santee
Blooming Grove Club
Florida
Charles Stoneberg
Little Britain
Newburgh Academy
Norman Galloway
Craigville
Chester
Salisbury Millg
Mary Sweeney
Robert Scofeld
Grace McCartney
Lauran Webber
St. Luke's Hospital
Borden
Helen Tuythill Earle
Young People’s Club
Blooming Grove Church
Grove
Malcom Tothill
Percy Gerow
Reed
Salisbury
Mra
C. H. Rowell
Neanderoga
Peter Long
Law
Krochler
Davenport
Frank Hay Box Springs
Sten Cheel Ilk
Pre
Elise Fromy
Armstrong
Liberal
Credit
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