County Fair Grange Exhibits Highlight Varied Produce
Rain reduces turnout at the county fair as Brookside and Montgomery Granges display a wide range of produce. Notable items include 69 apple varieties, 14 pear varieties, 16 peach varieties, 12 potato types, and a 14 nest bird collection. The Mountainville booth features bird nests and fruit, while Warwick shows apples pears peppers and long corn. The Mindsink exhibit focuses on large cabbage and Tom Thumb corn aged 20 years. Otisville presents strawberries and vegetables with high quality produce and top fruit packing. County committees list leads for Goshen Stony Ford Hamptonburgh and Brookside with numerous members. A cake screen by Elizabeth West stands out in the domestic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgamiay Grange Booth
Mountainville
Warwick Boothere
Harry Christie
Unionville
Pulhamius
Westtown
Te Grange
Otisville
Strasberres
Yrangers
Grange
Goshen
James Houston
Marsden
Calvin Knapp
Harriet Smith
Fernando Wood
Joseph Bernatt
Arthur B Tathit
Stony Fort
Charerer Jeannas
Clara Osburn
Emma Onlym Siertlet Hunter
Weenezer Pull
A. Galloway
Thomas Kalinink
Mra Allen
Hamptonburgh
Reynolds Farley
Harry Bull
Strong Watkins
Beriheaves
Charles Thew
Yolly Booth
Searaville
Br. M. Glenn
OT Waker
Owens
Andrew B McCumb
Ruth Bookrtaver
Ingol Jikor Will Ho
Brookride
J Tt Wat Fan
Henry Spangtor
Michael Plyha
Rosy Tieho
Ep Ttus
Wiliam Ernst
Mountainyne
Soha PoPirson
Joho
Thurston
C. Girenks
Cp McKnight
W. Kirkpatrick
A. Wacknan
HC Brooks
Charles Suaman
Warwick
Miva Uly Shima
Elizabeth Johnson
Welen Jackson
Trevin
Quackenbual
Elizabeth Mrape
Mary Whetler
Roe Wheele
Ousville
Frank Crawford
John H. Galloway
FL Sparks
Thin City
Susan Lippincott
Campbell Hall
Anna Walling
Pine Island
R. Ostrander
Fancy
Mesdame
George Martin
Th. V. Ryerson
Wiliam Hamingway
Guy Shilts
WH. J. Shelley
Te F. Lawrence
Chester
Henry Wabb
Burnalde
Mary Z. Green
Natalie Darnes
Newburgh
Linen
Charles Dennett
Madden
Charles Crans
Harry Grea
H. Houston
Thinefty
Murry
Pearl Termiizer
Davis
Coral Vaylor
Minmis Vomesic
L. G. Wilson
George T. Frint
Alexander Merritt
John Beakes
Walter Merill
Frank Durland
Cheater
W. Tt Strong
New Hampton
Ace
Nex Windsor
Weat
Mountainriyts Grange Booth
Improvements to Harriman School Ground Started
Harriman August 1 J L Wissing assistant county engineer spent Saturday at Harriman inspecting highway and sidewalk work for the school ground. The Construction Company will grade the grounds and build a tennis court in conjunction with the community center. Lawns will be graded and seeded, and the front sidewalk improved. Local residents and several visitors are noted, with church and school notices and community events mentioned.
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Harrlasn
J. L. Wissing
Engieer
Harriman
She Schusne
Mibak Construction Company
Mmn
Ralph Coss
Arden
St. Anagtagla’s
Evetins
Amlsune I
Labs Dueling
New York
Miss Conway
Beatrice Babcock
Alice Beams
Mra
William Kane
Vincent
Charles H. Greens
Catherine Clark
Sagle Valley
Vislting
William Lewis, Jr
Alice B. Carroll
Board of Education
T. A. Quackenbush
William Rake
Frank Sweeney
Fort Jervis
Alan Hollenbeck
Mise Hunt
Catfornia
St Anaglisia’s
Merledis
Shoe Prices to Fall Next Year
Leather dealers and shoe manufacturers testified at the Grand Jury investigation into rising costs. They predicted a price drop next year, but warned it may take longer, as demand and quality standards influence the timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosten
Joseph C. Pollatier
William J. Doug
Aoilia P. Davis
Massachusetts
Retail Tavera Association
Cariegar
Laren Leather House
Marina Pont
Hich
Death of New York Maccabees Great Commander in Buffalo
Mrs Hermoinn Gol of 1 Merrie sivemie reports the death of James W. B. McDonnell the Great Commander of the Maccabees of New York at 2 PM in the Maneatis Temple Buffalo The Great Commander’s passing ends his leadership of the Maccabees and touches the Ladies Auxiliary of the organization in the state.
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Hermoinn Gol
Merrie Sivemie
State of
New York
James WB
Melonnell
Maneatis
Temple
Orlaware Avenue
Buffalo
Mr. McDonnell van
Hans
Order of the Mana
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Macraheen
Bate
Fragmentary notice from Old New York agriculture society member
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Torches member from Yates County, a secretary of a New York State Agriculture Society, and a farm at Peon Yan with unclear actions or events. The readable facts are sparse and uncertain due to damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slett Owe Jeans
Widses
Awe
Yates County
New York
O. & W. Brakeman Gassed in Tunnel
In an Ontario and Western freight incident a brakeman named Marvin Tryp of Lavinestan Manor Ontario was overcome in a tunnel southbound freight No. 1 when a rock slumped in the line. He was found by fellow workers and taken to the hospital in Middle town, later placed under observation at the capital. The report notes high danger and a medical exam by a doctor named Dr. Molatg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Tryp
Lavinestan Manor
Ontario & Western
Leon
Middle Town
Phra Cepital
de SR Molatg
Canada’s War Return Plan Aims to Send Soldiers Home Soon
Canadian authors describe rapid demobilisation and a widespread land offer to veterans. The government lends up to 4800 for land and 2000 for equipment, with 26 year repayment at 5 percent, and a second loan repaid over four equal installments. The program includes land near railways and state land sales via the Canadian Pacific Railway to entice veterans from both within and outside the Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Yat c
Dominion
Soldier Settlement Board
Land, Colonization and Development Department
Canadian Pacific Railway
Aes
Eee Ee
Long 1
States
United States
City to Contract For the Purchase Of Royce Tract
The city plans a 2 acre tract south of Middletown Innis town Wallkill for a memorial park. Mayor Cox to pursue a contract with Herbert Royce, subject to counsel opinion and Common Council and public vote. Annual $1,000 payments discussed. funding source uncertain under 1913 municipal act requiring a vote.
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Royer
Middletown Innis
Wallkill
Coron Council
Rouslyn M. Cox
Fonslyn M. Cox
Herbert BD. Royce
Common Council
Corporation Council
Servin
WH. T. Howie
Mrs Muller Seeks Assembly Seat in Sullivan County
Mrs Muller announces candidacy for the New York Assembly in Sullivan County as an independent Republican. The prominent suffrage advocate recalls touring the county with Jack McGee and supports women candidates, noting wartime service by Red Cross workers and other war effort contributions.
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Monticello
Neal Velvet Toque
Eleabeth Wirth Mulle
Ster
Sullivan County
Muller
Snape
Jack" McGee
Thik Ton
Pauls
Sunihan
Red Crne
New York Population Figures From City Survey
The census style report shows 6,244,616 people in New York with a breakdown of 3,123,001 males and 2,424,468 females. The age and gender details come from a statewide survey, noting foreign parentage and other demographic markers.
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New York
Pria Pr
Population figures for major cities and families listed
CorOI2 ierstes shows more than 10 year old data: 1,337,283 families. The 20 largest U S cities are led by New York with 2,059,296 people, Philadelphia 1,930,260, Cleveland 934,490, and Boston and others. A string of city names and counts appears with numerous OCR errors.
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Buffalo
Wauhze
Cincinnati
New Orisons
Washington
Muntusapetis
New
Seattle
Rauhesier
Demands Probe Of Dannemora Figure Seeks Hearing
Attorney Greenspan asks New York Governor to appoint a new committee to probe ill treatment claims against Dr Julian Ross at Star Hospital for the Criminally Insane. He argues hearings are needed after past efforts to release patients and concerns over recent actions by state officials.
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Newburg
Aug
Demani
Ungdevera
Sith Tuesiky
Lows Grsengpan
Jairtatce
Julin Ross
Star Hospital
Jane Daunemoera
Greenswin
Greanswan
Middletown and Goshen 1919 directory released
The thirty fifth annual Middletown and Goshen directory for 1919 is now issued and circulating. Published by Breed Publishing Company of Spring Valley New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Goshen
Breed Publishing Company
Spring Valley
N.Y
Influenza Epidemic Mortality Toll in New York State
Albany reports an analysis of excess deaths during the influenza and pneumonia outbreak from 1918 to June 1919. The study estimates the pandemic raised deaths beyond normal levels, with October showing the clearest excess and overall statewide excess approximating thousands, excluding later impairments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State of
New York
Missing shoes of Captain Decker cause work disruption
Capt Decker's shoes disappear after an overnight misplacement by the Farr police chief Captain E Madden Deck ers. An early morning patrol and a failed issue of famwear are noted while he searched for the footwear. The shoes seemingly vanished from the headquarter tent as he returned to duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Madden
Miss Iseman Flies 2000 Feet in Air
Miss Iseman soars to two thousand feet aloft amid a mistimed report of aviation feats. The fragmentary text notes travel from Rutland Vermont and a lake locale, claiming an aviator's exhilarating flight and the reaction of onlookers.
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Miss Iseman
Pallbearer Dr M C Ashley Named for Obituary Service
The obituary notes pallbearer Dr M C Ashley and references Mearies Co ASuay as a pallbearer. The service was held at Grey Church on Ninth Street and Roadway, with attendees from Woodlawn PET.
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Mearies Co Asuay
Raith al Net
Teaywnad
NAT Artis
Giey Charth
Weainesaay
Woodlawn
Aor
A Victory Show Expands Government Exhibits at State Fair
A sweeping government presence at the New York State Fair in Syracuse grows in 1919 with a large Victory Show. The War Department and other agencies supply eight thousand square feet of displays, including military trophies, weapons, naval models, field equipment, and educational depictions of federal activities.
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United States
Federal War and Department
New York State
Syracuse
Washington
New York
State Fair Commission
BH. Lamson-Scribner
Department of Agriculture
France
Agriculture
War
Commerce
Interior
Treasury
Labor
Inaeck
Resting Places and Hospital Care at State Fair
During State Fair week, provisions are made to care for emergencies from accidents or sudden illness. The hospital facilities and medical attention will be available. The women's department opens with suitable amenities and waiting conveniences. Families may visit secure in the knowledge resting places are provided for tired women and children.
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Toring
Cuesta An Ustal
Woman Claims Purse in Wallkill Town Incident
A report from Wallkill notes that a woman named Mrs. Z Jeahneon alleged her purse was taken. The event occurred near Nerth o 4 Cour and involved a portethine and ang sum, with police called to investigate. Further details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Nerth
George
Hewlyyars Re
Z. Jeahneon
Wallkill
Grace Direct Dominates 3,000 Grand Circuit Pace at Narberth
Grace Direct, daughter of Wal 'ter Direct, wins the 3000 dollar 2:06 pace at Belmont Driving Club Narberth on opening day, defeating Frank Dewey and Edward P in three heats. Other races include a 2:08 trot and a 2:12 pace with Hollywood Kate and Grace Direct among top finishers.
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Philadelphia
Grace Direct
Wal‘ter Direct
Belmont Driving Club
Narberth
Frank Dewey
Edward P
Sturgeon
Hollywood
Kate
Rom
Joe Dodge
Kiate Bonner
Dodge
Zethewen
Oscar Watts
General Swatts—Silva T
Hyde
Don de Lorez
Blk. G
Geers
Emma Magowan
Br. m
Brusie
Foo
Peter Chenault
Br. S
Murphy
Jesse Y
Jolly Landlord
B. G
del Coronado
White
Margaret Prime
To. m
Peter the Great
Turner
Edna Owyho
Hagy
Eleanore Axworthy
Brumfield
Gay Moko
MeeDo D.O. C
Leese
Harper
Ewan
Anna Cooper
Garrison
Prince Pepper
Prince Ingomar
Queen Regent Ideal
Hydhel
Trampfast
B." Walker
Miss "Marjorie
Manrice
Marjorie
Merrill
Jack Dillon
Dillon Ax- Worthy
Amos Pinchot Weds Ruth Pickering in Connecticut Home
Amos Pinchot millionaire radical publicist and Miss Ruth Pickering daughter of Mr and Mrs George Pickering Elmira New York were married Saturday afternoon in the home of William Phelpa Eno an uncle of the bridegroom at Sangstuck Connecticut The Rev Charles Pitban Croft Simsbury Conn read the wedding ritual They will spend the rest of the summer at the Pinchot estate Milford Pike County Pennsylvania
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Amos Pinchot
Ruth Pickering
George Pickering
Elmira
N. Y
William Phelpa Eno
Sangstuck
Conn
Charles Pitban Croft
Simsbury
Pinchot
Milford
Pike County
Woman 74 Falls at Grandstand at Orange County Fair
Mrs. Monroe Coddington of Rockland aged 74 slipped on the steps from the grandstand during races at the Orange County Fair. She struck her right hand and leg but escaped with slight injuries. Her husband, a Civil War veteran, served in Co. C. 143d Regiment.
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Orange County Fair
Monroe Coddington
Rockland
Bung
Co. C. 143d
Will Preach at Paterson Church
Rev Andrew Schriver will supply the pulpit at Paterson Avenue M E Church in Paterson N F this August Sunday mornings and evenings. His son Rev Paul F R Schriver leads Union M E Church Totowa and his son in law Rev George M Cranston pastors Clin ton Avenue M E Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Schriver
D. D
Clones
Paterson
N. F
Paterson Avenue Mi
Schriver
Paul FR. Schriver
Union M. E
Totowa
George M. Cranston
Clinton Avenue M. E
Kingston
The Voice of Envy Charms New Baby Visit
Jenn gnas and gawks at Bin’s newborn brother and mutters about luck and future chores. The scene captures a playful, teasing moment as she comments on the baby’s blessing and the promise of fewer chores ahead.
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Jenn
Gnaed
From the Beginning Men Expect Women in Their Teal
A fragment from the Boston transcript contends that men anticipate women at meetings and fail to recall Eve did not arrive, noting Adam had lingered. The tone reflects a dated viewpoint on gender roles within social appointments.
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Adam
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Brookside
Brookside Grange
Montgomery Grangers
Hera
Cora Cornelius
Plainfield
Prank Cornelus
Alice Cornelius
Mids Murray
Mur. Tay
Urkman
Ralph Dekeyser
Teddy Beverly
HH. M. Cudioback
J. E. Murray
Charles Oeborne
Miriam Honby
Claryville
Jose
Jock
The
Royce
Dannemora
Lala Greengyan
Masplial
Ile Dinatitation
George i
Lake Lome
Rutland
Owas
Mits Leeman
Delichtad
M. C. Ashley
U. S
Timea-Press
Wil Do Tr
Chicago Daily News
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