State Board Urged for Food Control
Legislative Committee urges creation of a Department of Foods with a Commissioner and a Council to study supervise and regulate food marketing. Proposes a statistics bureau and distribution bureau in New York, with power to permit restricted producer and distributor combinations to restore supply and demand dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futher
Ume
Department of Foods
Bureau of Distribution
New York
Uoder
Phosphated Iron Ad Targets Overworked Middletown Woman
An advertisement urges nervous, tired readers to use Phosphated Iron capsules sold by J. Erskine Mills Middletown Depot and Seom Pharmacy Goshen NY. It claims the tonic boosts blood and nerves, and restores energy with a "get up and set there" feeling, warning against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Erskine Mills
Middletown Depot
Seom Pharmacy
Goshen
X. Y
Milk Strike Aims to Build Fairness for Producers
A proposed plan seeks to rebalance bargaining power between large corporations and small producers by promoting municipal markets and general statewide statutes. It calls for supervision of storage facilities, food coloring controls, sheep protection, veal age rules, skim milk sales in New York, and licensee conduct reforms to prevent self-dealing. The committee stresses public welfare through fair treatment and nationwide enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
State urges fair return to farmers to boost trade
The message argues the next legislature must protect agricultural profits to prevent production drops and keep living costs reasonable. It claims a state department funded by user fees would be small in cost, not run for profit, and would not oppress or threaten any producer or distributor. It emphasizes fostering storage and trade instruments to keep food supply within the state.
Metal Workers Local 156 Banquet At Crescent Restaurant
After an enthusiastic meeting of Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers Local 156 in Timec-Press rooms last evening members enjoyed a banquet at the Crescent restaurant 17 James Street. A business session preceded the banquet with officer nominations. annual election is set for January 22. The menu included oysters, soup, roast turkey, sides, Nabisco wafers, Neapolitan ice cream, coffee and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers
Timec-Press
Crescent Restaurant
Crescent
James Street
J. M. Felts
Orange County
Committee Speakers Laud Efforts Behind Event Success
The committee in charge composed of E C Gould George Smith and B F Judson was praised for untiring efforts in making the event a success. Present were B F Judson W K Hessberger Frank Godfrey George Murphy Frank Lewis Ed C Gould Roy MacCor sick George Smith Frank Mintram and A A Conkling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Gould
George Smith
B. F. Judson
W. K. Hessberger
Frank Godfrey
George Murphy
Frank Lewis
Ed. C. Gould
Roy MacCorsick
Frank Mintram
A. A. Conkling
Official Elks Visit Paid by Local Lodge
District Deputy Lester G Brimmer of Queensboro Lodge No S78 B PLO E of Long Island City paid an official visit to the local lodge in a formal ceremony. The account notes the event included standard proceedings and recognition of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester G. Brimmer
Queensboro Lodge
B. Plo. E
Long Island City
Elks Lodge Hosts Regualr Meeting and New Furniture Debut
Middle town Lodge No 1007 held a regular meeting on Wednesday evening with Deputy Brimmer and Queensboro Lodge officers P Euler Gray P.B.R. BW Phuong and A T Hines. They stayed at Mitchellton and used the new lodge room furniture at the South Street club house for the first time. A class initiation was conducted and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
Middletown Lodge
Brimmer
P. E.R. J. A Gray
P. BR. BW. Phuong
A. T. Hines
Queensboro Lodge
Mitchellton
South Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Accortico
Concertinas
Wicks
Charles WL Wicks
Legislative Committee
Waterman Fountain Pens
Kodaks
Gillette
Park & Tilford
Liggett’s
W. W.young
Franklin Sanare
Gierineg
Giering
GO. J. Giering, Jeweler
North Street
Crawford Furniture Company
Middletown
Wills & Gardner
The
Crawford Furniture Co
King Street
Middletown, N
the Fur Shop
W. J. Goetz
Knights
Knights of Columbus
H. F. Mentley
the Book Shop
North St. John R. Kenney
Mgr
Merchants National Bank
Middletown, N. Y
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