Middletown Times Press: Historic masthead notes and policy
The page lists the Middletown Times Press as a historic regional newspaper with editions dating from 1870 to 1906. It notes circulation pricing, office address, printing company, staff roles, and the paper’s policy on classifieds and obituaries. It also states the paper is the official city paper and details submission rules and advertising guarantees.
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Times-Press
Balding
Corser Ry
Center Sts
Middletown
N. Y
Stivers Printing Company
John D. Stivers
Stivers Secemrany
Ralph B. Gobleitamanen
Pubteners
Audit Bureau of Circulatin
SY Associated Dalites
Associated Preas
Christmas cheer amid shortages hushes city concerns
A congested, handwritten city column reports on holiday moods and economic strains as merchants face delays and pay disputes. Residents hope for brighter days while reflecting on Christmas cheer and community resilience amid work stoppages and shortages.
Fallacy of Socialism and American Bolshevists
Charles P Coffin argues that equal wealth distribution would reduce all profits to a workingman’s pay and ruin industry. He critiques Bolshevik and communist theories, warning that redistribution without capital reinvestment threatens the nation’s economic future.
Santa Claus Spirit Encouraged to Help Needy Children
A call to action urges joyful giving on Christmas to ensure no child experiences sorrow or want. People are urged to contact Salvation Army or the Elis for names of needy youngsters, then go out and play Santa Claus to make the holiday brighter.
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Salvation Army
Elis
Santa Claus
The Annual Puzzle in Our Cub's Notebook
The piece muses on Christmas gift dilemmas and the art of choosing presents. It reflects on social roles, holiday cheer, and the season’s warmth, noting the anxious faces before the holiday and the value of thoughtful giving.
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Letters to Santa Claus From Young Readers
A collection of handwritten Christmas requests from children addressed to Santa. The letters ask for toys such as drums trains cars horns candy nuts gloves and a piano or instrument cases along with requests for dolls baby toys and small household items. Names appear with locations and simple family messages accompany the wishes.
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Santa Tam
Miriam
Tewish
Tring Mei
al Pockethenk
Ruth Ferome
Princ
Mirtam Young
AR Leberts Street
Potatoes Prove Profitable Crop For New York Farmers
Potatoes yield in New York state reached 1063 bushels per acre this year, far above the ten year average and well above the national yield. Early Long Island prices were strong, with state growers averaging about 1.45 dollars per bushel around December 1, yielding about 155 dollars per acre, the most valuable crop after corn. Production nationwide was 258 million bushels, with New York contributing 39.5 million, and a per person shortfall of about 3 bushels relative to ten year averages.
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New York
United States
Upstate
Long Island
New York State
Shepard
Chester Tr. J. Golden Visits Town For Holidays
J. T. Golden of Brookly spends a few days in town visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ro Ho fallen. Chester High School closed an ivliday for a two weeks vacation and the teachers returned home for holidays. James Creean, in Tuxedo Hospital for several weeks after auto injuries.
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TR. J. Golden
Brookly
Ro Ho
Local Notes On Residents And Delays At Chester Produce
Mobile accident leaves a resident hopeful to return home by Christmas. Prof Garwood and wife plan vacation visiting his parents in the western part of the state. Mr Howell, Brook Farm trainer, hospitalized at Tuxedo with stomach trouble. The cold snap slows concrete work on Chester Produce Association cold storage and same building. Peter Baker confined by illness but able to leave the house today.
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Garwood
Howell
Brook Farm
Tuxedo Hospital
Chester’ Produce Association
Peter Baker
Presidential Possibilities in Knox for the Presidency
Pennsylvania backs Senator Philander C Knox as a presidential candidate. His push to break the German treaty deadlock elevates him into public view today.
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Pennsylvania
Philander C. Knox
Sells Residence At Monticello
Monticello business notices report H Blake Stratford Broadway property known as the old Ludington place to be sold. The item mentions a residence sale and local real estate activity.
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Sells
Monticello
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Petiaee
Whig Frese
Tri-Weekly Press
Middletown Daily Pres
Middletown Daily Times
Middletown Daily ‘Press
Telefioxe. Puenness Office
Hasltorial Dept
Manu
Times Press
Advertiany Department
Mtoe
Sherman Llogern
Tetera
Wallinan
Pvetlal
Madudditi
Beonuaen
Viet Haturdas
Ise
Santero
Dous
Edo
Charles P. Coffin
Sociele
Riet
Publiciat
Boston
Bolshestam
Communiam
American Pelanse Society
Industriea
William Graham
America
Hebert B. Hock
Times
Vate Union
Hock Hock
Orange County
Poss” Hock
Hreck
Ife
Earth
A. Lufburrowsen
Sonson
Kenneth
Liberty Street
Ivar Santa Claus
Towanta
Hilie Aister
Onice
Dali
Denar Santa
Curtis van Duren
Marthe Svenine
Alabama
Isis
Santa
Charlotte Irwin
Christ
Madelin Hulse
Harrison St
Meili
Massist
Robfat Rackett
Troad St. Middletown
Mar Santi Jane
Lassel Ami
Bex
Elizabeth Harforn
Grand Ave
Hilda Ryerson
Chester
Dhe Pitchers
BT AD
Carter
Love
Sze Priuges
Ous
Bente
Payee Internat
TA Cartoon CO
Scotland
D Vernon's Co
E. Miles and Vernon Drug CO
Liberty Bonds
Z.E. van Fleet & CO
E- Malo St
Marie
al Ali
Hurtin’s
Nice
W. A. Hurtin
East Main Street
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