T E Milliman Adieus to Farm Bureau Leader Role
Thomas Milliman retiring president and manager of the Orange County Farm Bureau reflects on four years of growth since 1915. He recalls early demonstrations, county tests showing yields and profits, and the shift toward local advisory committees and farmer control. He notes support during the Dairymen’s League strike and the bureau’s expansion across New York.
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Thomas ©. Milliman
Orange County
Eagle Hall
BOL &Su
Wisi
Dairymen’s League
Zdureau
Can I Be Cured
An advertisement urges readers to seek cause and treatment for kidney related pains. It emphasizes kidneys as overworked organs and promotes GOLD MEDAL Haar lem Of Capsules as offering relief. The copy promises money back if it fails.
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Hem
Obsequies for Alfred W. Bilyeu in Ellenville
Alfred W. Bilyeu died at 56 in Ellenville after a brief illness. He resided here long from Woodbourne and was a respected member of the Reformed Church and the Junior Order of American Mechanics. Survived by wife, two children, and two sisters, his funeral was held at the Reformed Church with burial in Ellenville cemetery. The obsequies were led by K W. S. Maines and J C U A M. Floral tributes were notably beautiful.
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Alfred W. Bilyeu
Ellenville
Alfred W. Bil Feu
Mr. Bilreuw
Lfe
Woodpourne
Reformed Church
Order of American Medhanics
The
K W. S. Maines
Pioi
Elienville
Arthur Decker Dies in Waterbury Hospital
Arthur William Decker son of Mr and Mrs Frank Decker of Goshen died Saturday in a Waterbury Connecticut hospital. A former resident of the city, he was mourned by local family and friends.
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Arthur William Decker
Frank Decker
Goshen
Waterbury
Conn
Chief of Police McCoach Presents Monthly Report
Chief of Police McCoach filed the November regular report to the Common Council noting fines collected for police and excise funds, total arrests, and dispositions. The report lists charges such as petty larceny, carrying concealed weapons, assault, disorderly conduct, defrauding boarding house keeper, and other offenses with outcomes including fines paid, jail commitments, acquittals, suspended sentences, and notes on municipal duties. It also details hours and candlepower figures reported for the month and indicates the number of persons of interest in the city.
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McCoach
Common Council
Goshen
House of Refuse
Handal’s Island
Obituary notices for William Edgar Davis and William McCarter
William Edgar Davis of Belleville New Jersey died of a paralysis stroke at 172 Stephen Street Belleville on the Friday before November 79. He was born May 27 1844 son of Jebo K Davis and Lydia Ketcham and had two brothers Ira Benjamin and Theodore Alzernon. He married distinct spouses Acinda Esther Cox 1873 and Harriet Marsh Hil 1905, both preceded him. he lived on a farm most of his life and moved to Belleville about five years ago. Also noted is the death of William McCarter of Wurtsboro on December 6 from dropsy and heart failure. he was a stone cutter and funeral at Westbrookville Church with burial in Westbrookville Cemetery.
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Finchville
Bec
William Edgar, Davis
Stephen Street
Bellevile
M. J
Mr. Davis
Jebo K
Lydia (Ketcham) Davis
Ira Benjamin Davis
Theodore Alzernon Davis
Davis
Centreville
Acinda Esther Cox
Stnles S
Mary Delinda (Matuson) Cox
Wiliam Edgar Davis
New York City
Harriet Marsh (Martin) Hil
Richard and
Jane Martin
Old New York
Belleville
N. 1
William McCarter
Wurtsboro
Carter
Westbrookvilles
Westbrookville Cemetery
Senior Class Prom Plans Held at High School
The Senior Class of the High School held an after school meeting with good attendance despite tardies. The president called the meeting to order and the group decided to stage a summer prom with the exact gate to be announced later. The banner was mentioned.
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Ziandzym Ailes Wilcox
Br Ie
Chowder Supper by Queen Esther Chapter Adds Fundraiser
Queen Esther Chapter O E S plans a chowder supper at Masonic Temple this evening at 6 15 PM to support chapter efforts. The piece mentions strong past success and expects a very enjoyable event tonight. Services at Bullville M E Church will continue with preaching and Sunday school until conference by Rev L F Piper of Cornwall.
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Queen Esther
Masonic Temple
Bullville
Bai
M. E
Revi L. F. Piper
Cornwall
Piper
Quickest Pain Killer on Earth
An advertisement touts Mustarine as a faster pain reliever than mustard plasters. It claims relief for backache head ache toothache earache and neuralgia in two minutes with full disappearance of misery within an hour. The yellow box mustarine product by Chemist Begg is promoted as a superior remedy for sore throat chest cords stiff neck neuritis pleurisy rheumatic pains and swelling.
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Begg
How Dyspepsia Is Said to Be Treated with Binesia
The advertisement claims relief for indigestion and stomach pain with a teaspoon of pere Bsesia in half a glass of Bet jer righe after meals. It promises quick relief and harmless results with a money back guarantee, available from Gow se Movagie Rogers or other druggists.
Juniors announce class officers and lodge meeting notices
The Junior class named officers: President Leslie Donald Vice President Stanley Hoyt Secretary Louise Wilson Treasurer Marjorie Fellows. A Christmas committee meeting was held at Dorothy E Adams 145 Linden Avenue. Nip and Tuck Lodge No 29 will meet at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday December 12 with all members urged to attend.
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Leslie Donald
Stanley Hoyt
Louise Wilson
Marjorie Fellows
Dorothy E. Adams
Linden Avenue
Odd Fellow’s Hall
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