Former Local Worker Homer Green Returns to Farm Life
The Jersey City Journal notes ex Alderman Homer Green visiting from his Middletown NY farm near Crystal Run. He set up at 9 Belmont Avenue selling cider, a rare farm product amid the tolls and expenses mentioned, reflecting a simple rural pursuit in town.
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The
Jersey City Journal
Crystel Run
Homer Green
Middletown
X.y
Belmont Avenue
Snandal
Lee
Milk Prices and Farmer Struggles Highlight Cold Season
Farmers faced revenue declines as milk bought by producers fell by about one cent per quart from last year while consumers paid one to two cents more. A laborious routine included 4 am farm departures through snow, two mile trips to depots, and brisk handling of dairy stock. Green cites unprofitable garden truck farming in Orange County and a failed harvest offer for sweet corn due to low prices. Potatoes and apples were harmed by weather, with minimal returns and scarce protection for crops.
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Aaid
Green
Orange County
Eunaee
BuKur
Fugitive From Justice Gained Fame in War
District attorney announced that Arthur EF Ateaxa, a fugitive from theft of 15 600 dollars, had enlisted in a war as a sergeant under an alias and earned the Croix de Guerre. He was freed on probation and disclosed under his right name after his wartime service became known.
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Associated Prena
Arthur EF
Ateaxa
Une Aberines Amt
Wiliam HH
Brillant War Service
Wan
Basten
State Death Rate Very Low
Albany December 26 The latest vital statistics report by New York State Health Commissioner Dr Fleemmann M Bixgs shows the state death rate rising slightly in November but remaining very low for the month. The birth rate is 20 5 per thousand. Ad appears from a drug store.
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Albany
New York State
Fleemmann M. Bixgs
Population and mortality trends in November 1910-1927 period
November population remains low and well below the five year average from 1910 to 1927. State death rate stands at 645 for November, 19 points under the month’s average. Diphtheria deaths totaled 157 in November, above the five year November average of 142.
Highway Head Gets Decision
Attorney General Newton ruled in a telephone decision that Perce Was, a candidate for Higserlay highway commissioner, defeated in the election and that his term did not expire until December 1. The ruling favors Was on the timing of duty and pay.
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Times-Cresa
Newburegh
Newton
John
Hig Sere Lay
Perce
Variow
Ite
Ile Oreth
Mach Milk Sent To Unionville
Unionville branch monthly report shows 16 cents per irens with pounds of milk, payments to the producer of the month totaling 4,735.05, and company operations cost 42,577.62 for 38,000 pounds of milk from patrons.
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Adford
Divorce Granted To John D. Rake
Divorce granted to John D. Rake on December 26 after separation from wife Mary Rake on December 18. Court awarded Mary Rake absolute custody of daughters with possible residence arrangements to be determined.
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John D. Rake
John PD
Rake
Mary Rake
Mtr
Airice
Edoan
Use of Foreign Tongues in Nebraska Schools Upheld
Nebraska Supreme Court upholds a law expanding language use in public and private schools. The decision affects denominational schools and schools statewide, signaling a broader reading of state assimilation measures.
Ernest Moshier Heads the Local Odd Fellows
About 110 members attended Middletown lodge for the first anniversary of Past Greads night. Ernest Moshier was named Noble and Past Grand Charles Thayer as vice grand. Officers elected for the coming year include William Ho Musbach recording secretary Frank L Bow ers and H F E Holly Musher trustees are W S Seeley.
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Middletown
F. L. Moshier
Noble
Charles Thay R
Ernest Moshier
William Ho Musbach
Frank L. Bowers
Anc
H. FE. Holly
Musher
William EH. Funnell
W. SE Seeley
Sugar Shortage Persists Amid Surging Cuban Shipments
Eastern refiners rush to market Cuba sugar as Atlantic ports report about 0,000,000 pounds in a week. Prices show decline in raw sugar with late December cargoes sold around 12 1 2 cents. Trade dispute with Matanzas cargo owner hampers shipments and buyers still struggle to obtain granulated sugar.
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York
Cuba
Atlantic
Matanzas
Specula
Java
Rraer
Ccarnikon- Thuinda Buscar Company
Wall Street
Williams
Federal
McBride Case Set to Proceed Monday
Disjointed notes describe a McBride case moving forward next Monday with court proceedings. Details are unclear but indicate legal action ongoing and prior delays or disputes.
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McBride
Hotel Man Dies In New Orleans
Leas Wimpleburg of Poughkeepsie a veteran hotel man died in New Orleans at age SB years while en route to California for the winter. Death attributed to pneumonia. He formerly owned a hotel in Poughkeepsie and ran the Flinnery hotel at Fishkill Landing for five years.
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Cleveland
Tee
Barger
Fearran
National
Ho Rl Deve
Leonard
Boston
Ft Mur
Poughkeepsie
New Orleans
Leas Wimpleburg
Witniebors
Hs Wave
California
Praeumonia
Wimpleburg
Pourhkeepare
Flinnery
Fishhill Landing
Sow Beacon
Fine Program at St. John's Christmas observance noted
The St John's Lutheran Church Sunday school and choir presented a large Christmas program on Christmas day. Performances included solos by Erwin Packhiser and Henry Artmann, recitations by multiple children, and hymns such as O Little Town of Bethlehem and Silent Night with a full choir. Gifts were presented to the pastor and choir, and the event closed with Joy to the World and benediction.
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St John’s Lutheran’ Church
Gigs Horkenhagen
Frieda Helss
Erwin Packhiser
Ye May
Mr. Packhiser
Peter Corneliua
Birs
William Wern
Ladies’ Aid Society
John H. Artmann
Church Council
Ig. A. Fechner
Mire. Wern
Uncle Sam
Fechner
I Artmann
George F. Heissenbuttel
Cne
Roland Diggle
Henry Artmann
The
Herald Angels
Herald Angels 1 Spe Fa Ye A Tweaty Aid Onawn School
Willie Itzia
Mildred Schneider
Sophie Folbert
Anna ‘Itzla
Bethlehem
Jack
Edwin Harford
Neidlinger
Henry Wittpenn
Eleanor Vogel
Gertrude Werner
Frances Britt
August Gottschalk
Louise Engler
Lillian Heiss
Freddie Kuhl Stein Bettcher
Willie Sannwalt
Sophie Mosher
Frances Gorts
Chalk
Helen Schneider
William Klein
Elizabeth Mosher
Alice Rickborn
Miss Werner
Anna Tiemann
Elsie Wandertng
Walter Hutt Aymn
Alma Jack Mann
Philippine Kuhl
Obituary of Joseph Lozier 78 at 370 North Street
Joseph Lozier died Thursday at his home aged 78 years seven months and 19 days after two months illness. Born in Oak Ridge New York he married Angeline Sarine August 3 in this city. A machinist by trade and member of Local No 601 he had lived here 20 years. Survived by wife two daughters Eva and Jane Anna Constant a sister and other relatives. Funeral details not listed.
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Joseph Lozier
Mora Tling
North Street
Lozier
1Qak Ridge
N. Y
George B. Lozier
Sva
Angeline Sarine
Losier
Tely
Sparrowbush
Alexander H. Lozier
Daugh
Theodore Cross
Avenue
Eva FL
Ward
North St
Russell Lozier
Fene
Jane Anna Constant
Elienville
Death notices for Eleanor Welch and an 1882 wedding
In 1882 a daughter of Ira M Harrison and Frances Edsall married John S Carpenter of Glenwood. Eleanor T Welch widow of John T Welch died at 82 from apoplexy, born in Vernon IL, daughter of Stephen Truesdall and Judith Haynes. interments and survivors listed, Rev Bristow officiating. Burial Warwick cemetery.
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Ira M. Harrison
Frances Malvena Edsall
John S. Carpenter
Glenwood
Methodist Church
Frances
Malcolm Johnston
Dora Olive
Mra
James H. Pyerson
New Milford
Warwick Cemetery
James Bristow
Eleanor Truesdell Welch
Warwick
Eleanor T. Welch
John T. Welch
Welch
Stephen Truesdall
Judith Haynes
Vernon Township
IL. IL
Mrs Smart Sells Home in Ellenville to William Weser
Ellenville news notes Mrs H A Smart of Middletown sold her Center Street residence to William Weser of Cluster Heights who plans to move in spring after selling his boarding house. The Weser family will occupy Mrs W J Denman’s home this winter. Grand King Willard T Chevalier visited Ellenville Masons No 246 Dec 22 with a banquet at Mitchell House. Christmas Day was quiet with family gatherings.
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H. A. Smart
Middletown
Center Street
Cules
William Weser
Clster Heights
New York
Weser
W. J. Denman
Willard T. Chevalier
Brooklyn
Grand Chapter
State of New York
Royal Arch
Masons
Mitchell House
Christmes
Elienville
I. WW. Millard
W. P. Marsh
Ridgefield Park
Stock Market Report 2:30 Prices From New York Exchange
Daily 2:30 prices list many NYSE stocks with varied figures including Am Can Ba, Arm, American Sugar, American Tel & Tel, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, Chicago Great Western, Ford, General Motors, Kennecott, Rio Tinto, Texaco, Union Carbide, Westinghouse and others. figures show notable fluctuations and multi-figure quotes across numerous issues.
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New York Stock Exchange
Tel
Arm Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Atchison ,Balawin Loco
Balti
Fenn
Pleros-Ar
Eanwar Steel
Republic Chi
Gt. West Ch. M
St. P
Chicago
R.T. & Pac
Col
Crucible Steel
Erie
Flec. Co
Gen. Motors
Goodrich
B. F. Gt. North
pf. Haskell & Barker _ Inspiration Copper
Kennecott
Lehicn Valley
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Maxwell Motor
Pacific
National
Rnil Nat Enam. & Sty
Haven
Can. Ray Cons
Royal Dutch
Search, Pac
S ™Idebaker Motor Co
Fenuth, Ry
Sucl
Grip Influeren Homin's Wiserd 08 Reliabiey Antiasptie Prasat
An advertisement fragment touts a product named Grip Influeren Homin's Wiserd 08 as a reliable antiseptic preparation. It mentions a pleasant pink pills form and promises guaranteed effectiveness without providing verifiable details or credible branding.
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Reliabiey
Rail unions threaten strike over Cummins bill
A vast majority of railway workers voted in November to strike over the Cummins railroad bill with a mistrike provision. The vote occurred before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee reported the measure and was not officially finished as unions did not want to appear to threaten Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce
Mechanics Club Dance Attracts About 200 Attendees
About 200 people attended the Mechanics event on Washington Street. Chris Maseve led the Juni Order of American section. Sterlime's orchestra provided the music. The next dance will be Wednesday December 3 with the Hy Six orchestra.
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Chris Maseve
Washington
Sterlime
JuHy Six
Fragmentary notes on independence dates and treaties
A garbled excerpt mentions the United States independence on July 4 1776, references to the preliminary peace of November 30 1782 and the final treaty in September 1783, plus a note about ratification by the Continental Congress. Also mentions Wilhelm II and a phrase about “year of our Lord.”
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Great Britain
United States
Continental Congress
Kaleer Wilhelm II
Charles Til
Germany
Our Lord
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