Ban on diseased cattle planned for statewide inspection
Albany December 19 Fred W Sessions of Utica, president of the State Agricultural Society, announced a proposal approved at a Syracuse conference to require state officials to inspect dairy cattle for disease. The plan would compel inspection and elimination of diseased animals from every herd, addressing danger from tainted beef or milk. E A Powell of the Onondaga Farm Sheep Association noted objections centered on public records rather than cattle. Dr W H Jordan of the Geneva Experiment Station spoke on the issue.
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Albany
Fred W. Sessions
Utica
State Agricultural Society
Syracuse
Session
Sessions
E. A. Powell
Onondara Farm Sureatt Association
W. H. Jordan
Geneva
Wags Em
Magazine Subscriptions Make Ideal Last Minute Gifts
A chatty promotion urges readers to gift magazine subscriptions as quick, easy presents. It highlights gift cards that reveal the giver and magazine, ready to hand to recipients, place in packages, hang as décor, or mail first class with prompt delivery starting the next issue.
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Meil
Different and Better Mentley’s Gift Goods
Mentley showcases new exclusive gift items with a guaranteed goodness. The store highlights a rich assortment designed to satisfy demanding tastes and invites customers to call and see the new ideas on offer.
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Mentley
Farmer charges dairy fraud over tuberculosis tainted milk
A farmer argues that milk from a herd tainted with tuberculosis must not enter markets. He charges it is fraud to permit such milk and says it should not be sold even after pasteurization.
Tinsel Drive For Community Tree Planned By Women Club
The Federation of Women's Clubs plans the second annual Christus tree for the city in the triangular park opposite the Armory. Carols by schoolchildren will be sung Christmas Eve night from 7 to 9. Donations of tinsel for trimming the tree are requested and may be left at the Armory Friday and Saturday afternoons.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Armory
Rs. B. P. Story
Obituary Rev Abram J Martine Dies at Pine Bush Church
Obituary details Rev Abram J Martine former pastor of New Prospect Church Pine Bush shows service held December 6 at the church with large attendance. Surviving relatives include widow two sons and two daughters. Born October 19 1848 in Clarkstown.
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Abram J. Martine
Abram L Martine
Sztor
New Prospect
Kane Bush
Iook and Ladder Company
Mary Snearbers
James Aa. Ht. Dickson
Graham
Mr. Barnton
Port Jervis
George BE. Wizlet
Opel
Wlw. Schemp
Classis of
Irving W. Martine
Mary EB
Elizabeth IA
George O. Martine
Letitia E. Martine
Flemington
Clarkstown
Jeremiah
Charity Martine
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
Wassis of
Reformed Church
Stanton
New Jersey
Manhasset
Dunellen
N. J
Marlborough
Little Fells
Pine Bush
School Building Plans Discussed by Board Committee
The building committee of the Board of Education meets in the board office this afternoon to discuss plans for a new school on the Hasbrouck property on Linden Avenue.
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Board of Education
Hasbrouck
Linden Avenue
Troops to Leave Border as National Guard Dismantles
San Antonio December 19 The National Guard aggregating 26 000 troops were ordered by General Funston to leave the border and return to their states to be mustered out of federal service Four New York units including the 25d infantry and the ambulance company from Manhattan are among those released The move follows War Department instructions to reduce forces and is expected to finish by January 5 with about 75 000 guardsmen remaining officials say no further withdrawals are planned unless diplomacy shifts.
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San Antonio
Tex
National Guard
Funston
War Department
New York
Frank C. Norton
George A. Wirsate
O. 3
Manhattan
L. H. Shearer
Brooklin
Wand
Gleneral Funston
Washinstan
Fee
Partin Yesteree Meret
Natal
Isc Casalary
Pennsylvania
Oticshilly
Sith Bhe Evpediios
Soldiers to Get Gifts This Week
Middletown Christmas tower boys with the New York National Guard remain on the Mexican border. A box of gifts addressed to Captain ML AL Stivers, M. C., was sent by the Times-Press via Wells Fargo to McAllen, Texas, to be distributed among the unit on their return, likely Friday or Saturday. The delivery follows orders from Major General Funston and the New York units, with several hospitals noted in transit.
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Tower
New York National Guard
Wells Fargo Express Company
Times-Press
Ocheck Bexen
McAllen
Teaus
ML AL Stivers
M. C
C3sh
Mildivtown
Tla
Fhardfield Hospital
Yu Wiieh
McAlsten
Stulers
Miagor
Funston
Sir Pret Thospital
Mondas
Serdar Iy
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Promat Service
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Robert
Margaret Helen van Paiten Bond
Erie Railroad Company
Catherine Keller
Frank
William
Leo Bond
Katherine
George Wagner
Middletown
Walter Bond
Mate Waoras
Anna
Samuel McCarter
Rabwar
John H. Ferry
Joan H. Terry
Brackiona Street
Fair Oaks
Orange County
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Tri-States
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Toyland
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