Beaverkill Trout Season Covers Privilege Disputes And Stocking
Turnwood Ulster County June 23 Anglers on the Beaverkill and Willowemoc report a mixed season with shy browns and rainbows, burns, and damper pools. Discussions focus on private rights and fees, potential limits, and the impact of brown trout on native stocks. lake, river, and stream improvements attract investors and raise protection concerns among locals and anglers.
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Turnwood
Ulster County
N. Y
Beauverkill
Ransom Weaver
Balsam Lake
Rockland
Beaverkill Valley
Westfield Flats
Delaware
Delaware River
Hancock
Enormous Mid-Summer Sale on Muslin Undergarments
Thousands of muslin undergarments on sale including muslin corset covers in V and square neck styles, cambric and nainsook gowns with embroidery and lace, petticoats in cambric and flannelette, infants and children’s pieces, white lawn dresses, and fine camisoles. Prices range from 5c to about $2. Still heavier quantities drive lower unit prices.
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Masonville
Weather's Effect on Crops Spans Broad U S Agriculture Report
USDA notes cool and wet periods slowed some crops while others suffered from drought. Temperature trends varied by region from 90 to 100 degrees in Texas to below normal in the East Gulf and central valleys. Heavy rains aided corn and tobacco in several states, while excessive rain hurt cotton and melons in others.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Lake
Middle Atlantic
East Gulf States
California
Plateau
North
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain Slope
West Gulf States
South Attlantic States
New England Coast
Texas
Middle
South Atlantic
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Atlantic
Lake Region
New England
Ohio and
Red River
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Nebraska
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Illinois
The Kings Clothes and Royal Epiphany Garments
The Duke of Hijar in Madrid supposedly owns a vast Royal Ribaldeo wardrobe. Since 1432 the Court Ribaldeo presents Epiphany gowns to the Count, with a ceremonial procession and silver tray bearing the garments. Origin traces to 1431 when a Count saved the King by swapping clothes at a banquet, leading to the Count’s descendants seated at the royal right on Epiphany and receiving the year’s attire.
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Hijar
Ribaldeo
Madrid
Spain
Ribaldeo Palace
Castiles
Juan III
Toledo
Don Enrique
Epirgeny
Rodigio Villandrando
Count
Sweeping Reductions in Shirt Waists and Silks
A tagged sale offers thousands of waists from silk to cotton at deep discounts. Prices range from 19c for light and mint colored cotton options to 98c for fine lawn and percale styles, with substantial savings on silk waists to 3.98 and 2.98 for taffetas and patterned pieces. Numerous colors and collar styles featured.
Somerville Maine For Sale As Bankrupt Town At Auction
Somerville in Lincoln County Maine, once Patricktown, is bankrupt and put up for sale to the highest bidder. The town, 30 miles north of Wiscasset, has fallen from 600 to about 450 residents and its valuation declined from 106000 to roughly 80000. It carries a 30000 debt, unpaid taxes, and no remedy offered by state officials or legislature.
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Beaverkill
Neversink
Pennsylvania
Pike, Wayne
Monroe
Balsam Lake
Willowemoe
Salmo Fontinalis Club
Odell’s
Turnwood
Hardie’s
Low Beach
Brooklyn Fly Fishers’ Club
Craig-E-Clare
Ulster County
Alder Lake
Crispell
Samuel D. Coykendall
Coykendall
Beecher Lake
Delaware
Margaretville
Rondout
Lake Waneta
Beaverkill Village
J de Bruce Davidson
Dewey Lake
Mud Pond
East Branch Divide
Huggins
Greene
Ulster
Sullivan
Tilden
New York Times
Bangor
Somerville
Lincoln County
Patricktown Plantation
Wiscasset
New England
Powers
East Side Social Conditions Reported by Churches
The Federation of Churches and Christian Workers releases a district sociological survey for the Fourteenth Assembly District east of Third Avenue from Seventh to Fourteenth Street. It covers 50,000 people, with 40 percent German, 10 percent Italian, 5 percent Hungarian, and just over 25 percent American.
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The
Federation of Churches and Christian Workers
Fourteenth
Demographic snapshot of city blocks and housing patterns
The report notes many blocks with more Hebrews than Protestants and Catholics, 44 percent Catholic 39 percent Protestant 17 percent Hebrew, 19 blocks with under seven nationalities, some with seventeen. Americans and Germans top the nationalities, average 3.08 rooms per family, only 2.19 have outer air windows, 95 percent lack bathing facilities, federation canvassing Assembly Districts Eleventh Thirteenth Fifth Seventh.
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Federation
Night Train Collision Follower Tells Grim Tale
An engineer on a Chicago to St Paul night train reports a man on the track causing a fatal incident. The crew and bystanders discuss the tragedy as the train stops near a station and awaits instructions. A Swede inquires if the train goes to Minneapolis, his hat torn and clothes torn in the commotion.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Division
Minneapolis
Spectacular Corset and Wrapper Sale With Deep Discounts
A large sale offers Sonnette Corsets in white drab light blue pink and black at 50c to 39c in place of 75c to $1.25. Sample Dr Warner corsets 19 20 21 at 75c to $1.25. Numerous Percale Wrappers Fancy Lawn Wrappers and Dressing Sacques heavily discounted from regular prices. Large lot of 500 sample garments in navy lavender pink and blue at 98c. Late model lace lawn kimono wrappers and percale outfits offered at prices well below previous tags.
Swede’s muddy sprint ends with freight engine rescue plan
A Swede, covered in mud, believed he had outrun the Minneapolis train. He learned at headquarters that he must continue, while a freight engine would be sent back for the man he struck. He grinned and claimed he would have held the fast ride himself if possible.
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Minneapolis
den Relrode
Jim
Relrode
The Cane Dealer's Grievance
A Greenwich Street tradesman laments a cane market collapse after the Spain crisis. He once sold large quantities, but now cannot move stock at a quarter each. He attributes the slump to consumers overbuying “extras” and changing habits, leaving canes a burden.
Cane trade dwindles as urban habit fades in New York
A dealer notes the decline of walking sticks due to EF and cane habits. He recalls the Boer war and Chinese insurrection as sensational reasons that revived the extra habit, yet overall trade has collapsed. Salesmen report Philadelphia and other cities show similar trends, with men still carrying sticks but less than before.
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New York
Philadelphia
Summer school on philanthropic work opens Monday
The Charity Organization Society conducts a summer school in the United Charities Building library starting Monday and running to July 28. Numerous enrolled students from major cities will study charitable work with lectures by Harvard’s Prof. Francis G. Peabody, William R. Stewart, John W. Keller, Dr. Jeffrey R. Brackett, Mrs. Glendower Evans, and Prof. Ss. M. Lindsay. Each student will focus on a city’s charitable work and visit institutions.
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Charity Organization Society
United Charities
Francis G. Peabody
Harvard University
William R. Stewart
State Board of Charities
John W. Keller
Charities
Jeffrey R. Brackett
Baltimore
Glendower Evans
Boston
Ss. M. Lindsay
University of Pennsylvania
Half a Chicken Quip Reveals Mean Streak in Erie
A traveling salesman at the Murray Hill Hotel recalls hearing a new remark about stinginess. He notes a rich woman who, when needing dinner meat, instructs her servant to kill only half a chicken, highlighting frugality taken to absurdity.
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Erie
Murray Hill
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Beaverkill Beach
Barnhart’s
Theodore Gordon
Tyer
Hornbeck’s
Brooklyn
Siti
MMU
Maine
New Hampshire
Christian Workers
Fourteenth Assembly District
Express
Greenwich Street
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