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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows a local Middletown newspaper page with listings for estate matters bids events and public notices. It includes references to a weekly press, dates in February and December and mentions of trials or hearings and associated costs.
In a local notice the article mentions an eight thousand dollar program related to Beys and a meeting of Mab My ostom Tee R07 and Walt. It references George Armstrong and a Pigeon note with various fragmented phrases. The text is largely garbled with stray names and scattered phrases.
In a frail budgetary moment the administration considers new government loans to Europe. The note recalls prior rounds of financing and signals cautious support for expanding aid despite fiscal strains.
The program outlines the sixth annual meeting of the Orange County Farm Bureau Association held December 13. It notes venue changes and preparatory difficulties, lists officers and committee members, and mentions plans for the executive committee election and routine reports.
The election of officers for a Women’s Benefit Association for the coming year resulted in Commonds Mrs William Wern as Commander Mrs Philip Nen as Lieutenant Commander Mrs William Kes as Keeper Mrs William Patterson as Financial Officer Miss Elizabeth Ne as Orderly Mrs Samuel Stobk as Serjeant Major Mrs Charles Wilcot and others listed. The annual meeting will be held on the first Wednesday at 9 oclock.
Agent James Mc Wright reports that trains on the Erie line are withdrawn to conserve resources during an emergency. The Crawford Branch and Middletown line are affected with service suspended beyond certain points and arrangements made for continued operation on other routes.
Names and phrases unreadable in OCR fragment show a call for motorists to unite with a league. Lacking clear details, the readable parts suggest a public safety or civic improvement angle tied to transportation and local actions.
Otisville notes recount Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lang tossed from a wagon en route to an Antitoxin Laboratory. Mrs. Lang suffered head and back injuries with fractures. she is recovering at home. Mr. Lang escaped with minor bruises. Local doctors Cahill and Howser aided the injured as they were taken to nearby residences for care.
A vintage medical advertisement touts Phosphated Iron capsules as a cure for weak blood and tired nerves. It claims doctors endorse the remedy for healthier, more energetic people and urges purchase from J. Erskine Mills and druggists nationwide. The ad emphasizes capsules over pills and promotes immediate starting Effects.
An advisory notes coughs as dangerous and promotes Vernons Compound Cough Syrup from J E Mills and Vernon Drug Co Paterson New Jersey. It mentions hospitality for a visitor and reports injuries and illnesses including Mortimer Bright planning winter with Mr and Mrs George Dailey in Finchville. Thomas N Cockill injures himself on a spiral staircase and sprains an ankle badly. Otto Heuschkel returns to work at the Aptitoxin lstable after weeks at home.
In Washingtonville on Goshen avenue Mrs. Wil Harm Lord recovers at home. Miss Exvhel Hudson spent the weekend with Mrs. W. McLeornard on Goshen. Mrs. I. F. Hadley resides at East Main street. Miss Alina Hudson visits Mrs. Hector Moffat at the Thompson home in Ait Vernon. Mr and Mrs Alfred Denniston occupy Seaford apartments on North street for the winter. One hundred sixty one members enrolled during the Red Cross drive.
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