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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1916

Page

5

North End News Notes From the Maybrook to Goshen wanderings

Edward DeVore and Fred Herm on an autos trip seek work, observe a Central New England railroad strike in Maybrook, and see 79 workers leave the offices as a wage dispute lingers. In Goshen they visit the Ludivra farm where Brownleigh Park State Corp. ships 21,900+ horses to Europe. A shed is being built for shelter after sickness from exposure.

Marbrook Edward DeVore Fred Herm Maybrook Central New England Dave Ney Goshen Ludivra Farm Brownleigh Park State Corporation Europe Kain

Towns in State One Half Day Albany June 16

Commissioner of Excise George E Green reports a state table on liquor license forms and county variations. 329 towns operate under full licenses, 113 under partial licenses, and 480 have no license privileges. The drive to end liquor traffic has cut sales under state protection, aided by higher license taxes and shifting laws.

Albany George E. Green Green New York State Tompkins Ithaca Tloza Chemung Elmira Chautauqua Cattarangus Allesany Ontario Otsego Delaware Schoharie Sullivan Suffolk Erie Putmari Hamilton Lewis, Essex Niagara Orleans Columbia Onondaga Rensselaer Albany Herkimer State Department of Excise Strate Department of Excise

Railroad offers spurned by men

New York June 16 The conference between railway general managers and the four big railroad brotherhoods ended yesterday afternoon as the managers lost peace overtures. Within an hour after adjournment preparations began to submit a strike vote not only to the 100,059 workers but to the broader ranks of railway employes across the system.

New York

Rheuma Liniment for Damp Ground Aches and Rheumatism

Damp ground and sweat can cause rheumatic pains in joints and muscles. Rub Rheuma Liniment on affected areas to prevent soreness and improve mobility. Open pores allow healing oils to penetrate deep. Sold at Tuthill & Terhune or Tuthilis Pharmacy.

Tuthill & Terhune Tuthilis

Neutrone Prescription Promises Fast Rheumatic Relief

An old advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription as a guaranteed rheumatic remedy. It claims rapid relief from rheumatism and promotes bottles priced at 30 cents and 1.00 dollars, available from J. Erskine Mills, Druggist.

Suferer

Union Vote Looms on Railroad Lawful Work Action

Union men on the roads of the country will vote on a question asking if workers are willing to leave railroad service unless a settlement is reached by the committee and their representative. A two thirds majority could trigger a nationwide strike on all trains except mail and milk trains as well as yard and roundhouse work, unless later an agreement is reached.

Rain Delays City Oiling Work in Wet Season

The article notes ongoing rain disrupts street oiling efforts led by Commissioner Korschen. A railcar carrying 000 gallons sits unused as unloading relies on sprinkling wagons, costing the city 1 per day for storage. Only about 200 gallons used. rain washes off oil, increasing expenses. The commissioner remains hopeful for sun and resumed work.

Korschen Erie Railroad Company

Three Candidates for Stenographer in Newburgh

The Civil Service exam results for county court stenographer, to replace Harry Wells who became Supreme Court stenographer, show Clar ence D Heckroth of 729 Broadway Newburgh, Miss L Gertrude Irwin already in Judge Seegers office, and Miss Theophelia Flannery of Campbell Hall among the top three. The $700 yearly salary plus extra perquisites could raise the total beyond 1000 dollars.

Newburgh Civil Service Harry Wells Supreme Court A H. F. Seeger Hhis Clarence D. Heckroth Broadway Newburgt L. Gertrude Irwin

NATIONAL PACKAGE SEALER PROMOTES MODERN SEALING METHOD

An advertisement touts the NATIONAL PACKAGE SEALER as a modern solution to wrapping and sealing parcels. It claims advantages over string, twine, and gum tape, offering a guaranteed machine with trial and no obligation, directing inquiries to Denniston in Middletown New York.

Standfather Denniston Middletown N_ Y North Street

Rheumatism Hits Broad Cross Section Of Society

A local advertisement warns of an uptick in rheumatism affecting clergymen lawyers brokers mechanics and merchants. It urges damp weather precautions wear rubbers keep feet dry and drink lemonade. It promotes Rheuma a half teaspoon daily with a 50 cent bottle via Tuthill & Terhune and Puthill's Pharmacy.

Rheumatiz Tuthill & Terhune Puthill

Wesleyans Hear Rev Clark-Dutt Lecture at St Pauls

A large Wesleyan audience attended an illustrated lecture by Rev. William George Clark-Dut of the Presbyterian Church at Mama held Thursday evening at St. Pauls Church. The talk, organized by the Verlessars of the Sunday School, featured 29 slides and covered the island history, local industries, and a comparison of customs and sports with the United States. Refreshments followed. praise went to Mrs. T. R. Wallace and the class members listed as attendees.

St. Paul's William George Clark-Dut Mama Australia United States T. R. Wallace Unc Wesleyans Fiorence Het¢chum Kathrin Benedict Marion Wallace Halstead Edna Irwin Jena Hall Ruth Groo Olive Donald Los Pollard

Half Holidays Begin July 7 In City

Local stores tied to the Chamber of Commerce will close each Friday from July 7 to September 1. Officials have announced the seasonal practice and started advertising the policy to residents and businesses.

Gesson Bicen Inelastie Chamber of Commerce Artemis Thio Nya

Equal Suffrage Club Ball in Wurteboro

The Equal Suffrage Club of Wurteboro with 35 members hosts the first annual ball at Firemen's Hall on June 20, 1916. Williams' orchestra plays as grand march at 9 p.m. led by CD Drew, village president, and Margaret Casper, club president. Progressive games and refreshments. Admission and dancing 25 cents. Florence Shimer, secretary. June 12, 1916.

Equal Suffrage Club Wurteboro Firemen’s Hall Me. Wiams’ Orchestra CD Drew Margaret Casper Florence Shimer Shore

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