RUGGLES Store Promises Best Value and Quality
The advertisement from B RUGGLES Incorporated emphasizes best value for money and superior quality. It pledges every article leaving the store meets high workmanship standards and promotes the summer shirt line and straw hats as exceptional offerings.
Tremper and Herbert Clothiers at 25 North Street
W H Tremper and W C Herbert Clothiers operate at 25 North Street in a local retail listing. The entry notes the names of the proprietors and the shop location, indicating a small business detail from the era.
Bullville Milk Producers Case Set For June 25
County Judge Russell Wiggins heard arguments in the Bullville Milk Producers Association vs. Frank C Armsstrong case. The defense sought delay citing farmers’ farm work. Judge Wiggins postponed trial to June 25 at Rewbursh. appeal from a judgment in a stock purchase dispute.
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Russell Wiggins
Tmef
We Bullvile Milk Praincers’ Association
Frank C
Jona Bright
Piaiist
Lsteing
Wisgins
Sognas Posse
Uial
Rewbursh
Wip
Times- Press
J Escouts
Piannuf
Atk Producers” Association
Ale. Armsirons
52 Students to Graduate Largest Class in History
The High School Senior Class, totaling 52 students, will graduate this year marking the largest class in the school's history. Commencement at Stratton in June features four essays and two orations, with graduation contingent on the Regents' exam results next week. Also notice the Presbyterian supper in Louisville on Thursday evening with a prepared program and tickets selling for 7 cents.
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Stratton
Obituary notices from Ellenville and area mark multiple deaths
Mrs. Mary K Craft of Ellenville dies at 67 in her daughter's home on Elm Street after a long life in New York and Ulster County. Marin Coniser, a county resident near Lachaveck, dies at 73 after years of farm life and peddling. Fletcher V Standbridge, 23, dies in New York City after pneumonia. Funeral details note church services and family plots.
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Gotham
Goshen
F. J O'Donohue
Figsteen
New York City
Shannondale Farm
Goene
Martin Coniger
Ellenville
Marin Coniser
Lachaveck
Ulster County
Ana
TiJlage
Wratchag
Casitcaam
Middletown
Treimeral
R. G
Father T. B
Fletcher V. Standbridge
Cher V. Standbridge
New
Albert, Standbridge
Julia V. Brewster
Gardiner
J. Fletcher Vail
Henry
Newburgh Stock Prices at 2 P M on NYSE
Newburgh June 12 stock prices listed on the New York Exchange show figures for Am. C. & F. Am. Smelting Am. Sugar Rtchinson Beth. & OB Beth. Steel Gent. Leather Ches. & Ohio C.RI & Pac. Com Pdis Com Fdis Am. Can Am. Tel. & Tel Woolen Anaconda Copper Baldwin Locomotive Co. Bethlehem Steel etc. The report lists many names with figures, including Gen. Elec. Co Gen. Motors Great Northern Ores Kennecott Marine Corp Marine Pid Mex. Pet Miami Copper Midvale Steel Mo. Pacif ic No. Pac ific Perm Raw Pius & W Va Com Pitts. & WL Va Pid Reading Republic Steel Union Pac U S Steel Westinghouse etc. The Times-Press Want Ad Columns advertise the listings.
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Newburgh
New York Exchange
Behti
Beth. Steel
Ches
Ohio
Ch. M
St P. C.ri & Pac
Telm
Baldwin
Bkn
Tram - Calif
Pet King Copper
Gu West
Crucible Steel
Usal
Secur
Erie
Ist
Gen
Elec. Co
Gen. Motors
Great Northern
Kennecott
Marine
iMex. Pet
Miami Copper
iMidvale Steel
Mo. Pacific
iMo
Pacific
New Haven
N.Y. Can
Nor. & W
Pac
Perm
Raw Pius
W. Va
Pitts
Reading
Republic
South
Tenn. Cooper
Texas OF
Union Pac
U.S Rad
S. Steel
Cam
TS. Steel
Old House Is Moved and School Plans Revised
The district board moved the Beattie Hill school repairs on Ridge Street and decided not to use school buildings for registration or general elections to avoid disrupting classes. The night school reported expenses of 895.88 with teachers paid 577 and other costs. Net cost after deductions stood at 612.58 as the board scheduled a June 22 session to sign diplomas and finalize business.
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Tutaill
John W. Slauson
Clers Stanton
Tme
Annual Exhibition of Manual Training Opens
The annual exhibition of public school products in drawing, manual training, dressmaking and cooking opened this morning in the high school gymnasium. Displays reflect wartime themes with Red Cross fabrications, Belgian refugee garments, war-time foods, and canning. Pupils from Ward Street Liberty Street Linden Avenue Seattle Hall Albert Street Benton Avenue Mulberry Street Bennett Hall and others attend on specified mornings and afternoons.
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Manuel
Alice M. Southworth
Margaret Catrolan
Esther A. Beasley
Red Cross
Marie Simmons
Liberty Street
Linden Avenue
Seattle Hall
Albert Street
Benton Avenue
Mulperry Street
Bennett Bali
Rainey S Taylor Honored by French Republic
Rainey Startup Taylor, a U S Army recipient who could not join the U S forces at 21, received a French government certificate for volunteer service with the American Field Service. The document notes his role as cannon driver in the Sisne and Chemin des Dames campaigns with the Section T M C 183 and is framed for Walter J Stamup Inc. Parents prize the certificate as a family heirloom.
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Archibald Taylor
Rainer S. Taylor
IC. S. Army
France
Uncle Sam
Taylor
United States
U. S
Walter J. Stamup
Conference of City Officials Continues Proceedings
Proceedings from the Conference of City Officials list attendees including Chief of Fire Department Charles Higham ex mayor A T Thompson City Clerk I B A Taylor H H Knickerbocker John H Gallowas president Middletown Automobile Club and others with County Engineer Charles I Smith among the participants.
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Charles Higham
N. Thompson
B. A. Taylor
H. H. Knickerbocker
John H. Gallowas
Middletown Automobile Club
Harry F. Barnes
Charles I. Smith
Sena
Tox Doha
D. Auteg
Reversal in Murray Case Sets Aside Conviction
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court set aside Harry Murray's 1916 conviction for rape in Goshen County Court and ordered a new trial. The court found insufficient corroboration beyond the complainant's testimony and noted errors in jury instructions. Murray had worked as a strikebreaker in Middletown and was linked to a room near the victim at 21 James Street.
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Newburn
Supreme Court
Harry Murray
Goshen
Sing Sing
Ethel Wilson
James Street
Middletown
Hier
Jenks
Thomas, Mills, Puram and Blackmar
Bar
County Court
Orange County
Anv
Murray
New York
Ontario & Western Railroad
Maurray
Themi i
James Cooper Sentenced to Elmira Reformatory
James Cooper was sentenced by Judge Wiggins in Newburgh Jones-In County Court to the Elmira Reformatory for an indefinite period after conviction for second degree assault. He slashed Sterling Piggers in the face with a pocket knife at the Delaware House in Port Jervis on March 11 p.m. Assistant District Attorney Gregg prosecuted the case. The verdict was given to the jury at 11:39. Memorial services for Middletown Lodge No. 122 I O C and I will be held at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. Members of related lodges invited.
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Newburgh
Jones
Wiggins
James Cooper
Elmira Reformatory
Cooper
Sterling
Delaware House
Railroad Avenue
Pike Street
Port Jervis
Gregg
Middletown Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Luther Lodge
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Canton
Stephen L. Preston
Obsequies for Mrs George Blades Held in Den
Funeral services for Mrs George Blades were conducted at her Denton home by Rev C M L A with the Denton Church choir performing several selections. Interment followed at Pine Hill cemetery with James Strait, Samuel Greepert Townsend, Levi Travis Gray, and John Ryerson officiating. A number of attendees contributed to the large collection. References include Bartholon 42 Ogden Street and Charles Ridge Street addresses. Palma June 9 and Charles P Jr are noted in the accompanying notices.
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George Blades
George
Den
C. ML
Denton Chut
Pine Hill
Lowing
James Strait
Samuel Greepert ‘Townsend
Levi Travis Gray
John Ryerson
Mr. Bartholon
Sella
Ogden Street
Palma
Charles
Ridge Street
Charles P., Jr
Jottings and Notices From Centreville Church
Jottings note a new Centreville church event with music by McWilliams. A special meeting of the Senior Holy Name Society and the Junior Society is called for Wednesday evening at seven o'clock in the chapel. All members are urged to attend to discuss important matters.
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Centreville
McWiliexms
Holy Name
Wednesc & Ing
At & O'Clock
Socip
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Suler
Georg
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Augustus Denniston
Aven
Thrniston
Washing- Argetonville
Denniston
Watatington Til Cemetery
Uraniston
Washingtonville
Henry AL Denniston
Mary
Gosken
Leonard Cort
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Lecaste Corbet
GARR
Garr Institute
Grace Ryan
Maran A. Pewloski
Cecilia A McNsmara
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James Ih. Smith
Wm. Matlusky
Lester Roosa
Spencer Horton
Harold Booth
Forrest Ivory
Marine Corps
Joseph C. Donovan
Quartermasters Corps
Patrick Finnegan
Parick Finnegan
Glen-Arden
St John’s Cemetery
Sasis
Jay H. Newbury
Thomas Hinds
Weller House
Mary K. Craft
Mary Knowles Creft
William E. Craft
Roland Barnes
Elm Street
Craft
Greenfield
Crefe
John
Frederick
Guernsey Craft
Ellenrude
Roland Bunung
Lewis Terwilser
Charles Be Voe
George Be Vos
Heid
Roland Bununs
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HO Ple O5son
St Johr’s Pal Church
Waichie
Famineaul
Waten
the Times-Press
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Rainey S. Taylor
French Republic
Boston Transcript
Elmira
Times-Press
KLENZ
McMonagle & Rogé
North * Pharmacy
Busine
Biness
Busin
Happer
Palm Beach
Samy
Loder & Herb
City Hall
James S
the Times
L. M. Hulse
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