Food Car Ordered for Middletown City Provisions
City officials authorize purchasing and storing food with municipal funds to aid residents amid rising prices. A carload of about 30 000 pounds of meat and canned goods is expected to arrive this week and be sold at reduced rates through the public works department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alterman Holly
City of
Middlelaws
United States
Commisssioner of Public Works
Puch Reguinfone
Reid
Rosslyn M. Cox
Middletown
J. Herres
N. Y
George H. Blanton
Cox
Newark
Alaver
Plana
Rego
Rewark
Hia
Olhee
Newark Forday
Penn
Akeay
Port Newark
Washingtonville Storm Destroys Building on Christmas Eve
A heavy storm hit Washingtonville Saturday evening causing widespread damage. Winds felled trees and collapsed a building on the Christman place at Rownd Fil. Stephen Hont and family and Jack Scanlon and family spent Sunday recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt van Sendars
Dr Stantey
Tanya
Christman Place
Rownd
Stephen Hont
Jack Scanlon
Sanday
Red Cross Canteens Welcome Doughboys Home
Doughboys returning from overseas flock to the Red Cross canteens as Atlantic Division volunteers report large outputs of sandwiches coffee and sweets. Free stamps stationery and cheerful treats ease postwar homesickness and strengthen ties as soldiers head home from overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Atlantic Dlyiston Canteans
United States
Gee Bly
Tou
Itoaldoy
Weap
Tobeco
Emmy
Atlantic Division
Red Cross Receives Report On 1918 Finances
The annual report for the year ending June 30 1918 shows the American Red Cross received 107 710 045 in appropriations. Of this amount 90 788 072 funded relief abroad, 7 665 Si for U.S. work, and 4 045 057 for other foreign relief. A working capital reserve of 26 286 000 was set aside with the remainder used for other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Congress
Ted Cross
United States
Police To Purchase New Motorcycle For Department
A new police motorcycle was approved after a wreck on Sunday near Academy Avenue and Palmer Street left an officer seriously injured. The grant for purchase was recommended by the Common Council, with Chief Cite! McCoach noting delivery and a letter from Josted in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoach
New York City
Plant Experts Visit This City
Plant experts from Kent Tobacco Company and Grange County Farm Bureau visit Long Island to discuss extensive agricultural experiments. The delegation, including V. 1 Saffron and Dvans, meets local farmers to share methods and promising varieties and reports plans to broadcast daily updates to readers.
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Dvans
Nasaw Counfy Fann
Tarean
V. 1
Saffron
Kent Tobacco Company
D. Greyne
Grange
Durenn
Family of musicians joins sons at war with jazz cure
Mrs. Ellie Bolander of Darkeley California brings her three daughters Alice Mabel and Pearl to accompany two sons in the field. The quartet forms the Jazz Ensemble they call the Jazalest Family and travels the YMCA circuit playing ragtime and camp entertainment across France and the United States to combat homesickness among troops.
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Ellie Bolander
Darkeley
Cal
Ukelele
Pearl
Alice
Mabel
France
Pavillon
Paris
Y.M.C.A
A.E.F
Monticello Rebuilt After Major Fire Historic Rise Recalled
Monticello's 12 year growth in business and industry is recalled as the village prepares new structures after the latest blaze. The fire destroyed the courthouse and several homes, but saved county records. Early 19th century figures note Sullivan County leadership, Jones and Sullivan families, and Monticello’s emergence as county seat before mid-century fires shaped its development.
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Tister
John Suivan
James Sulivan
Joneses
Samuel Jones
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Nanming
Monticello
Damien
Thompsonwile
Tompking
Albany
Jones and Peltons
Vane
PCR
Sterre Miles Castis
Castis
Hell
Warrick Felton
Montgomery
Orunze
Sullivan Conmiy
Inmiy
Seaden
Saturiny
Tany
ATV
CMS Renediet
Willan
Sulivan
Salanan
Monticetis
James C. Curtis
Erie
Cochecton
Mondeello
Temple of Justice
H. W. Yowell
Mathew Brown
Bethel
Board of
Hotetack
Rothere
Dunrian
Chick Higham
Middletown
Jonathan Stritton
St. John’s Church
Entry Office Opens for Orange County Fair
The Orange County Fair entry office, led by secretary Albert Manning and assistant Alice Howell, opens in the Enterprise Electrical Co. Times-Press building. Entries close August 4 for tours and August 7 for all other departments with premiums for residents of Orange and nearby New York counties.
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Orange County Fair
Albert Manning
Alice Howell
Enterprise Rectrical Co. Times-Press
Fairies
Tourliry
Orange
New York State
Unclear OCR fragment with questionable content
Fragmentary text describing groups labeled as malicious with unclear references and nonsensical phrases. No identifiable events or entities to summarize into a news item.
Middletown Debates Industrial Site for New Building
Middletown's industrial committee in Ashcell Inn weighs site options for a proposed building to house a $190,000 stock project. The discussion covers the Erie and O&W rail lines, Macarden and Cotisee locations, and potential railroad transfer costs while delaying campaign launch pending railroad heads’ actions.
Proposed site options for railroad switching near East Main
The group discussed transporting workers to a new site near N. D. Mills cigar factory on East Main Street and possible switch installation. D. Te Witt Schoonmaker proposed Johnson property at Genung Street end along the tracks as suitable for access to all three railroads. Other options included the old rolling mill site on Railroad Avenue while awaiting railroad officials action.
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N. D.mills
East Main Street
D. Te Witt Schoonmaker
Johnson
Eext
Genung Street
Johneoy
Waverly
Prohibition Meeting in Newburgh Endorses Enforcement Bill
County Prohibition Committee members met in Newburgh to discuss election strategy and education on liquor ban issues. They endorsed law enforcement aligned candidates, started petitions for county posts, and urged Senators Wadsworth and Calder to push the Prohibition Enforcement Bill.
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W. C. Ramadell
Orange County
Newburgh
Congress
Prohibition Party
James P. Ellis
John W. Post
A. B. Hartin
VanKeu- Yen
A Lorentz
Mary C. Skinner
Mre
W. C. Ramsdenl
Gerow
First Assembly District
E E. Israel
E- Israel
D. S. Gerow
Superintendent of the Poor
James’. Ellis
North Street
Storm Inflicts Heavy Damage At Montgomery
A Montgomery storm caused heavy damage with ruined gardens, struck trees, blown chimneys, and vivid lightning. The town reports strong thunder, and intense rainfall washing streets after a weekend event. People lodging at local Empire House noted visitors from Jersey City and Middletown.
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Montgomery
Nis Place
al Headden
Jersey City
Empire House
Shipilne Farm
George H. Avers
Middletown
John H. Wiherbes
Palstrargh
Speeders Face Heavy Fines In City Streak
Herman Ampel of 338 Herett Place New York arrested early today for speeding on North Street. Patrolman Snead noted a $19 fine. Charles Leitch of 61 Rimer Street Pittsburgh Pa arraigned on North Street at 7 o clock Monday afternoon with a $10 bond.
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Herman Ampel
Herett Place
New York City
Nodh Street
Peaseware &Ty
Ofer Finnar
Charles Leitch
Rimer Street
Pittsharsh Pa
North Street
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Roscoe
Montestia
Ing Havage
Honey Brothers
Taha
Jones
Tev
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Tilchn
John Po Jones
Samiel
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Valdis Ounte
Samil Jones
Broadway
St. Joan Strevis
Orange Co. Fair
Riad
Degrea
Pepie
New York
Corre Pany
Ashcell Inn
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Charles B. Buck
Chamber of Commerce
Theleen
Buck
Macarden
Erie Railroad Company
Charles Wolff
Wolff
Mr. Wolff
Harry D. Gould
Wolf
A. N. Kidd
Borden Company
Kidd
Gorden
Macardell
Dueck
Frei S Rogers
Sheyance
Reiimed Company
John Bright
Rogera
Times Press
Cottise Street
Mrnita
Iter
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