Blackleg Outbreak Reported in New Jersey Cattle
Dreaded blackleg appears at a Morris county farm near the Sussex line. Dr. Whitfield Gray, State veterinarian, quarantines the area after several cattle die in the Tenger herd. He inoculates others and cautions dairymen to report swelling or lameness. Last spring Beemerville saw cases. similar outbreaks were noted years earlier near Lake Warumanda.
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Bleckleg
Mission
Morris County
N.jl
Sussex County
Whitfield Gray
Newton
Joseph Tenger
Milior
Gray
Hough
Grey
Brate Board of Agriculture
Beemerville
James N. Jarvie
Lake Wawaranda
Uniform rules in schools needed
A Albany conference of the Conference of Mayors of New York with State Education Commissioner Fingley and Deputy Finnegan supports codifying public school governance into a uniform statewide law. Officials expect a 1917 legislative bill to simplify and unify administration, eliminate outdated statutes, and empower local boards of education to adapt to changing conditions.
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Albany
Conference of Mayors of
State of New York
John H. Fingley
Thomas E. Finnegan
New York
Boards of Education
St Mary's Guild Christmas Sale Set for December 12
St Marys Guild of Grace Church announces its annual Christmas sale. The event begins at 2 p.m. on December 12 at the Parish House with an evening program, dancing, and light refreshments. A Wigwam feature offers 5 and 10 cent packages served by a chief and squaw. Proceeds go to support guild activities. volunteers oversee Cor table, domestic, toys, take table, and bake items.
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St Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Cornélius Macardel
George Isseman
T. C. Rogers
George Buchanan
A. E. Nickin
No failure in good work, watch Times-Press columns
A short admonition on effort and persistence, stating there is no failure in good work and that many a seemingly fast victory is won in the end. The note ends with a prompt to check the Times-Press Wanted Columns for opportunities.
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Times-Press
Times-Press Office
Archbold busts and railroad hearing mark town service
The body of John D Archbold, head of Standard Oil, was interred at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery after a simple funeral at the Archbold home in Tarrytown. In New York City a third hearing on the Gordon Lumber vs Erie Railroad dispute opened in City Hall to examine the proposed switch transfer and age factors, with testimony expected to conclude today.
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New York
John D.archbold
Standard Ol Company
Archbold
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
Day
Syracuse University
J. J. Henry
Asbury Church
Luther B. Wilson
Corinthians
Gordon Lumber Company
Erie Railroad Company
Ontario &Western
Erie
Albany
Frank Ursine
Second District Publi Service Commission
David N. Brice
Alten J. Vail
M. B. Pierce
Irvine
Brice
Long Island Railroad Company
Grace Church holds large APRISH dinner with parish reports
About 225 Grace Church members attended a Thursday dinner hosted by the Women's Auxiliary and St Mary's Guild. The event featured reports on the parish year from the rector, Sunday school, choir, Altar Guild, and financial status, with brief speeches by local clergy and church leaders.
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Grace Church
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mary's Guild
Herver S. DeWitt
George H. Iseman
Burt Shorter
Thos. Wars
J. L. Swerr
Harry B
St Mary's Guild
Fred S. Rogers
Church Pension Fund
Elizabeth Beers
Girls’ Friendly Society
A.C. X. Thompson
W. H. Rogers
Charles T. A. Pise
St. James’ Church
Goshen
Obituary notices from Hancock and Haven areas
Obituary items recall Daniel K. LeRoy a Hancock resident and Civil War veteran who died at 83 in Liberty. Other notices report Judson Decker of Haven dying Thanksgiving morning at 41, survivors listed, funeral at Haven with Rev. Burton. interment in Westbrookville cemetery. Also noting the death of Mrs. Phoebe Helms of Hoboken at 57.
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Daniel K. LeRoy
Hancock
Tilberty
Mr. LeRoy
Liberty
Aus
12Th Vet. Res
L. E. Vatat
Tarver’s Falls
Mass
Ressa
Emma
Edward
Cyrus
Walton
Judson Decker
Westbrookville
Haven
Goshen
Carrie
George VanKeuren
Sybil
Daniel Ashworth
Julia
John R. Culver
Anna
William Gordon
Aliso
Stephen Decker
Wurtsboro
Lewis Decker
Abram H. Stoll
Phoebe Helms
Garden Street
Hoboken
M. E
Dairymen see prices rise after league meeting
Utica December 8 600 members of the Dairymen's League representing 380000 cows met amid jubilant talk of raised incomes from milk sales. The arbitration board may not cut milk prices as Chairman Cooper reports no reduction is expected though an increase is possible.
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International News Service
Utica
Inlik
Dairymen’s League
New York City
Arbitration Board
Cooper
Happiness at distant resort in Kansas City tournament
A fractured excerpt shows characters at a distant resort with dialogue about staying and not owing anyone. The garbled lines reference a Kansas City tournament and casual travel talk among pals.
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Pal
Kansas City
Market movers lead early trading on railways and steels
The Market in New York reports gains in leading railways and industrials with Reading up to 111 percent and Union Pacific to 146 43, Erie to 38 53, U S Steel at 126 34, Republic Iron and Steel 2 to 58 percent, Baldwin Locomotive at 78, while Missouri Pacific slipped 44 to 0 percent. Late fore noon sales caused declines with Westinghouse dropping to 61, U S Rubber to 85, and steel common at 155 as the grain market shows wheat and corn opening lower and closing down.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Erie
U. S. Steel
Cominion
Republic Iron and Steel
Bakdwin
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Westinshouse
SAR
U.S
Steel
Sunk US liner Virginia reported in Mediterranean
International News Service dispatch from New York states that the steamship Virginia of 3,552 tons was sunk by a submarine in the Mediterranean. The Virginia had sailed from New York for Spezia November 21 and later Genoa, though owners Gaston Williams & Wismore question the report.
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International News Service
New York
Dec. S
Virginia
Mediterranean
Spezia
Genoa
Gaston, Williams & Wismore
Legislation On Living Cost Delayed In Congress
International News Service reports that no legislation to curb living costs will be considered before Christmas. The House Interstate and Foreign Commerce committees postponed all bills except Stevens measure to let manufacturers fix retail prices.
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International News Service
Washington
Dec
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committees
District attorney to present case against rail coal combine
District Attorney George W. Anderson of Boston will confer with President Wilson today or tomorrow. He plans to lay before the president evidence gathered by the Department of Justice showing a group of minor railroad and coal company officials manipulating shipments to cause car shortages and push up fuel and food costs as a major feature of an alleged conspiracy.
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International Newse Service
Washington
George W. Anderson
Boston
Wilson
Department of Justice
Captains Named for First District by Suffrage Head
Mrs Edward C Thompson leads the First Assembly District Wenton Suffrage Association naming captains including Aliss Helen Tuthill of Washingtonville and Mrs M J Exner of Salisbury Mills along with several others list incomplete with several surnames and localities.
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Edward c. Thompson
Fist Assembly
Wenton Suffrage Association
Aliss Helen Tuthill
Washingtonville
M. J. Exner
Salisbury Mills
Chedeayne
Sidney Sherwood
L. L. Winter
Amy
Sampson
Aries Cocks
Cornwall
Herbert Joboson
Historic Madison Sq Garden Sold After Auction Bid
New York December 3 Madison Square Garden was sold today for 4 Le The structure was the only bidder at the auction held by an insurance company. Grange Holds Euchre Goshen December The members of Goshen euchre club held a dance last night with a large crowd in attendance.
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International News Service
New York
Madison Square
Ak Abates
Hammer Today
Insurance Contr
Grange
Goshen
Dec
Goshker Ae
Local names listed in Highland Falls and Newburgh
A long list of women including Hattie Sutherland Gertrude Nelson Mrs A Emily Whitten Crawford Miss Mould Walden and others is noted as residents of Highland Falls and Newburgh, with multiple married and unmarried women named across several households. The fragment presents a social roster or notice of residents in the two towns.
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Hattie Sutherland
Gertrude Nelson
Highland Falls
A. Emily Whitten
Crawford
Mould
Walden
Try This To Banished All Rheumatic Pains Ad
An advertisement touts a remedy claimed to banish rheumatic pains. It promises rapid joint relief by attacking polvons causing pain and assures complete customer satisfaction with a money back guarantee. The copy emphasizes quick results and a persistent remedy supply.
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Tie
Hhemna
Fry & Auewe
Alwiis
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New Jersey
Slowpey
Boot Shop
North Street
Frank A. Monaghan
ST. Mary’s Guild
Henry
John D. Archbold
Lumber Co
Rev. Henry
Monroe
Middletown
J. W. Demerest Dry Goods CO
North Or
Kmas
Cretonnes
Landry
Mee
Chicago
U. S
Madison SQ. Garden
Times-Press Want Ag
Colusgns
Krasnow’s
Masonic Temple
Cortland Street
Callard
Kernochan
Kernochan’s
F. D. Kernoghan
King Street
Meader
N.Y
Hayler
Ogden’s Pharmacy
West Main Street
Times Press
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