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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
6
Gin is the upper door of ness. Twenty-five ginis are already employed and arrangements are being made to increase the force materially. This bids fail to develop into one of the substantial industries of the city.
At the annual session in Jersey City on December 10 the Dairymen's League Incorporated reported broad support for its work. Nearly a thousand branches represented across six states, with twenty-one of twenty-four directors re-elected. Resolutions urged public education on milk value, branch organization, state and national dairy cooperation, stricter dealer bonds, and a fund to offset surplus losses. Mao D. Campbell highlighted gains from the National Milk Producers' Association. The following day the board re-organized, naming R. D. Cooper president, John D. Miller vice president, Albert Manning secretary, and Milton W. Davison treasurer. A new Cooperative Plant Department was created to aid farmer-owned milk plants and product sales, with W. W. Hovey named manager.
Fire damage report indicates furniture scorched and curtains damaged at the Middletown club. The incident involved EHEART LEGION, with settlement details reported in local notices.
New York December 19 1 William Anderson state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League declares an acid test program for legislators. A questionnaire seeks affirmative answers to prove attitude toward the federal dry amendment up for ratification in Albany this winter. It asks if a joint caucus would be called among Republican senators and assembly members to push ratification. Anderson accuses wet Republicans of planning a deal to defeat ratification with pro brewer aims and warns other pro prohibition legislators must not betray the party.
The piece details a political race involving Assembly and Senate leaders aiming to pass ratification to the people next year while the Senate blocks it. It notes a coordinated plan among Republicans to form a joint caucus and push ratification as a non-controversial matter, with mixed responses from listed senators and assembly members.
Third organ recital in the Seriea organized by Andrew J. Baird to aid the local Red Cross chapter will be Sunday at 4 PM at Webb Horton Memorial Church. Cornelia Marvin-Dillabough, contralto, assists. program features a Christmas theme and a silver offering will be taken. Evening concert follows at 7:30 PM with a Christian program.
A garbled military notice from Sheridan County mentions Asher B. Palmer of Company 67th and a July quota. It references his wife the daughter of Mrs Royal Moore and a home address, with an unclear engagement and a public family announcement from Tony Freton and Mary Wyman of Uns city.
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