Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praise Letter
Spartanburg South Carolina woman Mrs S D McAsse reports nine years of backache and weakness lifted by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She now works easily and urges other women to try the remedy for relief and renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
S. C
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Ena
Jin
Mtrs
S. D. McAsse
Dewey Ave
S.C
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dairymen's League Dance At Grange Hall This Weekend
Bullville news notes a Dairymen's League social at Grange Hall on Friday evening with Mould's Orchestra providing music. Refreshments will be served by league women members and the event aims for a successful turnout. A separate line mentions a Siamese debtor may be seized after three months to work off debt in a legal note. Mrs Parker comments on the new cook learning all her ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullvile
Dairymen’s League
Grange Hall
Wil
Mould
Lesgre
Siam
Fate of Camp Whitman in Doubt Over Federal Aid
The fate of Camp Whitman at Beekman remains uncertain as to whether the federal government will cover expenses or even use the property before the New York division ships south. Lt. Col. Lloyd Collis has prepared the camp for state troops, noting ample room but a need for drill grounds, with water supply settled and roads adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Whitman
Beekman
Lloyd Collis
Quartermaster Corps
Washington
New York
Ly ‘Croogs
Bloomingburg Notes and Local Updates
Bloomingburg daily notes include Bishop Wilson’s 1:30 pm sermon at the M E Church. Decker’s sudden morning illness. Charles Godber buying two seven passenger autos via Stanton Brothers, delivered Saturday. Iron girders arriving for the Mamakating Shawangunk bridge at Burlingham. Misses Secor arriving for summer guests. Decker finds an old penny dated 1738. Woodman’s Hall hosts Red Cross fundraiser planning. William Gaudineer of the Seventh Regiment from New York City visiting for a few days.
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Bloomingburs
Bishop Wilson
M. E
AL. BR
Decker
Charles Godber
Stanton Brothers
Mamakating
Shawangunk
Burlingham
Secor
Woodman's Halls
Reg Cross
William Gaudineer
Seventh Regiment
New York City
Wooden Dreadnought to Stimulate Recruiting Seven Acres
Local note recounts visits and travel of several residents including Charles Gaudineer Sr and Jr from South Orange NJ guests at a place linked to a recruiting push. Mentions Edward Evans vacationing with his father, Miss Elizabeth Sherer, and a Brooklyn group touring their summer home. A. J. Rockwood drove to Albany expected return the same day. Mrs J Evans confined by illness and memorial day visits to New York are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gaudineer, Sr
Charles Gaudineer, Jr
South Orange
XN. J
de Bruce
Josephine Becker
New York City
J. Gowder
Theodore Evans
Siaione
Eugar
Evans
Wiliam Sherer
West
Elizabeth Sherer
Warren Shaferd
Gordon
Barnett
Brooklyn
A. J. Rockwood
Albany
J. K. Evanss
Anna Knapp
Merritt
Newburgh Plans Saloons Closure Under Brown Bill
Newburgh will choose which saloons to close under the Brown bill using proprietor records and convictions as main factors. Mayor Wilson will select three commissioners, aiming for justice and avoiding personal motivation, with final results possible in fall and notices to proprietors by September 4. Licenses drop from 87 to 53.
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Newburga
Wilson
Agaimst
Mietor
Newburgh
Ellenville Social Notes and Death Rites Reported
Residents gather and visit as Mrs. Schmonses and Mrs. Clair host relatives on Park Street Mrs. Hoornbeek entertains sister Mrs Griffin from Ohio Miss Mildred Fill stays with cousin Mrs Divine Undertaker Lewis Smith brings body of John Curtis Stevens to Fantine Kill cemetery Interments and family visits noted as William E Cleary J Jr Smith May and Kate Riler visit Mitchell House and travel to Falisburg William Jr Duggan visits from New York. Kiess Kramer and Sherry family drive to Newark and back
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Elienville
William Sdmonses
Brookmvan
Schmonses
J. M. Clair
Park Street
Louis A. Hoornbeek
Griffin
Arthur Griffin
Ohio
Mildred Fill
Pine Hill
J. H. Divine
Lewis& Smith
Middletown
John Curtis Stevens
Stevens
Fantine Kill
William E Cleary
J. Jr. Smith
May
Kate Riler
Brooklyn
Mitchell House
Falisburg
William Jr. Duggan
New York
William Dugesan
Center Street
Fred Kiess
Kramer
P. Sherry
Newark
N. J
Man Misses Age Then Learns He Is 32 At Court House
In Newburgh on Tuesday morning Barney Blank, owner of a Second Street news stand, went to register and signed papers despite not knowing his exact age. A telegram from his sister later informed him he was 32, prompting a quick return to the court house to have his name removed from the hast list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Court House
Barney Blank
Second Street
Mr. Blank
Barney
Father of Boy Killed in Cleary's Office is Insane
Frederick E. Newman, father of Eugene Newman killed at Big Bill Cleary’s office in Haverstraw, is confined to a state hospital. The tragedy spurred his drinking and led to prior hospital observation and arrests in Jamaica, Glendale, and Richmond Hill. He claimed various Brooklyn and Jamaica addresses and had once been part owner and editor of the Rockland County Messenger.
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Cleary
Frederick E. Newman
Eugene Newman
Big Bill’ Cleary
Haverstraw
Issane
Central Islip
Young Newman
Kings County Hospital
Jamaica
Newman
Russell Ferguson
Mond
Deeds Filed at Goshen in Newburgh area transfers
Deeds filed at Goshen record transfers of land in New Windsor and Newburgh. Listings show Hebert E Thomws to Henry Brume for $1. Caleb H Baumes to James Erwin for $100. Rudolph T Fiorm and Samuel Levine to each other for $1. Hester S Woeler to Adelue Fhrero for $2,800. Harvey B Taylor to Walter J Bagshaw for a parcel on Dubois Street. Wyatt to Samuel West for $150. Jacob W Wilbur Inc to Benjamin G VanDauer. Jacob W Wilbur Inc to Jennie A VanDuzer.
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Hebert E. Thomws
Essex Fell
Henry Brume
Newbureab
New Windsor
Caleb. H. Baumes
James Erwin
Newburgh
Miller Street
Rudolph T. Fiorm
Newbergh
Samuel Levine
Ling
Johnston Street
Hester S. Wooler
Newbursh
Adelue Fhrero
Harve
Taylor
Cormeill
Walter J. Bagshaw
Dubois Street
Cornwall
Diene
Wyatt
Newhursh
Samuel DD West
Jacoo VW. Wilbur, Inc
Boston
Mass
Benjamin G. VanDaer
Benkard Avenue
Acob W. Wilbur Inc
Jennie A. VanDuzer
Newburgh Land Parcel Transfer Noted in Town Records
James F T Erwin and Feuma A Erwin of Newburgh transfer a parcel of land on Farrington Street in Newburgh. Consideration stated as 31.
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Newburgh
Denside
James FT. Erwin
Feuma A. Erwin
Farrington
Newburgh Trolley Co Aids the Loan
The Orange County Traction Company posted notices in Newburgh about purchasing Liberty Loan bonds. It will accept $1 down on $50 bonds and deduct $1 per week from the employee pay until paid. Over 90 percent of employees have bought bonds, with full participation expected soon.
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Newburgh
Orange County Traction Company
Liberty Loan
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Bloomingburg
Cady
America
Cady Dental Office
North Street
Victor
Cohen
Barney Bernard
Goldstein
Barney Benard
Old Virginny Orpheus Quartet
Nellie Gray
Peerless
Schendel
Sssoz
Victor Lagat Opera Company
Mebel Garrison
Rigolette
Amelitz Galli
Curci
Lucia
Donizetti
Itclian
Gallii
Egener
Caruso
de Luca
Journet
Bada
Hanford & Horton’s
Asiss
Union Square
Ellenville
Times-Press
Goshen
Bell Ans
Newburgh Trolley CO
City OF Erie
City OF Buffalo
Buffalo
Cleveland
Braxpaup Torm
Arrivo Berrare
Clarelaut
Cedar Point
Porta-Bay
Toledo
Detroit
Acd
Boel
Clovel
Stepinese
The
Cleveland & Buffalo ‘Transit Company
Amd, Ode
Maxwell
Maxwell Motor Company
Miriam Thayer Seeley
Oregon Agricultural College
F. O. B. Detroit
Tony
Howard D. Rockefeller
C. Kenneth Smith
North St
N. H. Wilcox & Son
N.Y
Grant Evans
Slate Hill
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