Eat Beans Advice To Food Consumers On Prices
New York December 1 wholesale storage eggs held at 33 cents a dozen and Dearay hennery eggs steady at 142 cents. Butter rose to 42 cents a pound. Deputy State commissioner Hildebrand urged “eat beans” as a remedy for high prices. Legislative investigations into the food situation continued with witnesses from Borden's and California food authorities discussing milk, fish markets, and price stabilization measures. Increased food and clothing costs for prisoners were reported by Burdette Lewis. Mayors’ committee planned to inspect terminals and pasteurization plants to lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dearay Hennery
George Hildebrand
Wicks Legislative Investitative J Committee
Henry Hallock
Boriden Condensed Milk Company
George W. Ward
Hallock
Aaron Skapfire
California
Ers
Cooperative
WIM
Borden's
Halleck
Buffalo
New York City
Burdette G. Lewis
Correction
Cler
New York State
Mitchel
Joseph Hartigan
Committee of Food
Direct Tax Seen Necessary Due to Mobilization Costs
Republican leaders acknowledge a winter direct tax of eight to ten million dollars is likely as financial strains from National Guard mobilization and cut repairs bite. Extra expenses for border duty, troop movements, provisions, and reduced repair budgets push the state toward a tax, despite private reluctance to discuss it publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbecy
Des
Masio
Talks on indirect taxes to avert a direct levy
The article notes plans to raise seven million dollars or more through indirect revenues this winter. It mentions revived discussions of a state income tax and proposed excise tax hikes. Officials doubt these measures can fully prevent a direct tax burden this winter.
Deeds Filed at Goshen in New York region record transfers
Herbert E Utter and wife of East Durham NJ sell a parcel on Golden Hill Avenue Goshen to Eugene Utter of Weehawken NJ for TH Consideration. Edith Allen Cleland and others of Middletown sell land near Wallkill to Daniel G Co of the same place for $1. Mary E Smith of New Windsor sells 14 parcels to the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay for $1. The Manning Company of Johnson sells two parcels near Wawarsanda and Mintink for 31. Thomas Garvey and wife of Newburgh sell land on Colden Street to Celia Ruben for $5. Robert H Houston and wife and Harry D Gould as wife of Middleton sell land on Maybrook Walden Road for $299. Richard V Kissam and wife of Newburgh sell two parcels in Newburgh to Stanley Turner for $160.
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Herbert E. Utter
East Durham
Eugene Utter
Park Avenue
Weehawken
XN. J
Golden Him Avenue
Goshen
Edith Alen Cleland
Middletown
Daniel G. Co
Wallkill
Mary E. Smith
Town of
New
Windsor
Historical Society of
Newburgh Bay
Harry D. Gould
Alddleen
J. Eugene Smith
Maybrook-Walden Road
Richard V. Kissam
Newburgh
Stanley Turner
Funeral for Pierson E. Sanford Draws Many in Warwick
The funeral for Pierson Ezra Sanford was held at 1:30 PM Wednesday at the family homestead in Warwick with Rev. officiating and burial in Warwick cemetery. Attendees from nearby towns included Ada Une Tuthill of Watkins, Jacob M. Price and son of Goshen, Edward C. Lewis of New York, and Frank Durland and others. Bearers were V. F. Sanford, Frank B. Sanford, John W. Sanford, J. E. Sanford, J. V. Sanford, nephews of the deceased, and William A. Bradner.
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Pierson Ezra Samsford
Warwick
William JM
Peter Urisyell
Newburgh
Warwick Cemetery
Ada Une Tuthill
Watkins
Jacob M. Price Andson
Goshen
S.A. Burt
Youngstown
Ohio
Edward C. Lewis
Horton Ice Cream Company
New Y
Thomas O. Smith, Jr
Thos, C. Smith
Ir. Sanford
George E. Beakes
Middletown
E. R. Stoddard
New York
Frank Durland
Chester
S. P. Watkins
A. R. Galloway
Monroe
Woodhull
P. H. van Wagoner
Paterson
F_ V. Sanford
Frank B. Sanford
John W. Sanford
J. E. Sanford
J. V. Sanford
William A Bradner
Arzetsinger Withdraws as Republican State Manager Candidate
In New York Rochester State Senator George F. Arzetsinger eliminated himself from contention for the Republican State manager post with a $10,000 salary. Prominent names like George A. Glynn and F. J. H. Kracke were discussed, but party leaders prefer an Upstate appointee to fill the soon vacant chair once held by Frederick C. Tanner. Glynn has been executive auditor for Governor Whitman, and Syraverse native Glynn managed Whitman’s 61st campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George F. Arzetsinger
Rochester
George A. Glynn
Whitman
F. J. H. Kracke
Frederick C. Tanner
Girnn
SyTaerse
Whit Taan
Prohibition Amendment Surprise Move by House Committee
Washington December 15 The House judiciary committee unexpectedly voted to recommend adoption of a constitutional amendment banning the manufacture and sale of liquor for beverage purposes in the United States The action comes as a surprise to many supporters and could accelerate legislative steps toward ratification in state legislatures Senate sentiment remains divided with a vote expected soon The Web prohibition resolution would forbid sale transport and manufacture for beverage purposes within the United States and its territories
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Conseuss
Senate
Yory Sanz
Orsemon Ob Vardaman
Owen
Congress
Webb
Mr Denniston Claimed by Death in New Paltz
Richardon Denniston died at 1 50 am at his New Paltz home after a six month illness in his 70th year. Born January 27 1846 in Monticello he was a son of Rev EH Denniston and Matilda Croft. He married Elira A Greene in Monroe and was a Washingtonville merchant for years before retiring in 1891 and living in New Paltz. He belonged to the Methodist Church and the Masonic Order and Masonic Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rvin Richardson Denniston
Paltz
Mr. Denniston
Monticello
EH Denniston
Matilda Crofcot
Monroe
Elira A. Greene
New Paltz
Methodist Church
Masonic Order
Masonic Veterans
Obituary: Civil War Veteran Denniston Dies in Washingtonville
The obituary notes military service in Company B of the 23d New Jersey Volunteers and G A R membership. Survived by widow and children Charles Ell, Louis N, Minot C, Adalena Schmid, and Artie Graham. Funeral Saturday at 4 p.m. in Washingtonville with interment there.
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Odd Fellows
New Jermey Volunteers
Isaac Nichol Post
Washingtonville
Denniston
Widdietown
Charles Ell
Posen
S. C
Louis N
Hartford
Congress and States Power to Enforce this Article
The text notes that Congress and the States shall have power independently or concurrently to enforce the article by all needful legislation, reflecting constitutional authority across federal and state levels. It emphasizes shared sovereignty to implement the provision.
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Congress
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Argetsinger
Bobby
Boston Transcript
Randall
Rogers
The
Style Shop
Middletown, WN. Y
S. Lipfeld
Times-Press
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Crawford Furniture
Coxing
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