Middletown Board of Health to enforce milk rules
At a Tuesday evening meeting the Middletown Board of Health outlined strict milk selling rules to protect public health this winter. Health officers reported current disease counts, noted quarantine cases, and described milk sampling methods and staff activity, including 11 labor certificates and 164 nurse visits. The Black Dirt sewer project was also discussed, with council backing for proceeding with the work.
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Board of Health
Middletown
Thompson
Elliott
Hardenbergh
Rogers
Strack
Marks
Cullinan
Hanmer
Greene
Bull
Shelley
Stanton
Atkins
Ncver
Commiestoner Elliott
Common Council
Times-Press
City Fathers
Middletown Thanksgiving Reflections On Prosperity And Growth
Middletown observers mark Thanksgiving with notes of peace and prosperity. Mayor Archibald C. N. Thompson cites street improvements, new central grammar school plans, a restructured Chamber of Commerce, and civic optimism. Bankers report rising deposits and confident local finances amid a busy building boom and expanding industries.
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Middletown
Central Grammar School
Chamber of Commerce
Niddletorn
North
Kingsievin
Xnational Dank
Perth
Darine
Unionville Scene of Pretty Wedding
Ada C. Timbrell married Clarence D. Hanford at the Timbrell home Unionville. Ceremony conducted by Rev. Joseph Macinaes with several local clergy. The bride wore white satin and georgette crepe, attendants wore satin and lace, reception for about 140 guests, couple to reside in Unionville with groom employed as a heroine walker.
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George M. Timbrell
Unionville
Lynne A. Nucent
Emil DeSoto
Pompton Lakes
Benjamin Jones
Untontilic
W. Beemer
Newfoundland
Mies Vera
Plokel
Sasacs
N. J
Atin
Mies
Harriet Teemer
Cora Rutan
Gladge Fianford
He Croom
Galland
Frances Finkel
Misa Alta Space
Huzuenot
George Ward
Susres
Local Live Wires to Visit Kingston for Chamber Campaign
A Kingston visit by a Middetown leader Major Thowpsee and a delegation of five wives is planned to promote the Chamber of Commerce campaign. They will attend a banquet and participate in campaign events highlighting the movement’s progress and aims.
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Live Wires
Kingston
Chamber of Commerce Campaich
Sexe
Thowpsee
Middetown
Chamber of Commerce
Viet Kingaton
Middletown Chamber of Commerce Seeks Secretary
Commissioner W Scott Radeker leads efforts to staff the Middletown Chamber of Commerce. Committees review secretary and headquarters sites as reports due at a noon Elks Club luncheon. Mayor to host chamber office at 5 South Street with sign reading Chamber of Commerce Building. United Cigar Stores membership brings total to 225 members.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. Scott Radeker
Middletown
John H Morrison
Fred S. Rogers
Stanley Millspaugh
John H. Artmann
J. H. Gallway
Thomas Watts
Thompson
South Street
Elks’ Club
Radeker
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
J. Pierpont Morran
W. Scott Radfeer
United Cigar Stores Company
New York Ofice
Isle
Hinton Ro Wallack
United Ciear
Comany
Auto Hits Truck In City Street Collision
A Ford delivery truck on North Street near Courtland Street was damaged at 14 a m Wednesday when struck by a car driven by a man named Levinson from Newbatch. The Levinson machine was undamaged and the two vehicles were driven away through North Street. A Swedish paper reported large Russian transports sunk between Meppendorf and Reval in October due to mine damage, cited as a disaster.
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Ford Delisery
Merman
Ftvla
North Street
Courtland Street
Levinson
Newbatch
Berlin
pMan
Redtwent
Mepdnaterd
Reval
Pepert Pobichel
Aftonbladet
Paner
Monroe Fire Destroys Tilford Barn Near Village
A Tuesday evening blaze at the Tilford property barn, about one and a half miles south of Monroe, caused extensive damage estimated near 30 thousand dollars. Firemen from Monroe and Cataracts from Goshen fought the flames. 20 cattle and several valuable horses were saved along with nearly 100 tons of hay. The barn, built about three years ago after a prior barn fire, was the main structure lost.
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Monroe
Tilford
T. Kelley
Kelley
Goshen
American freighter Chemung sunk by Austrian sub
Reports from New York and Paris describe the American steamer Chemung sunk by gunfire and torpedoed 14 miles east of Cape Negato near Valencia. Of 30 crew members, 10 were American. all were brought to Valencia and later transferred to a Spanish steamer. State Department notes mixed nationality signals amid ongoing investigation.
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International News Service
New York
Mediterranean
Harris, McGill and Company
Cape DeGata
Paris
John R, Putnam
Valencia
Spain
Italy
State Department
Dlapitch
Amercan
Madrid
Poutnvm
Cane NeGato
Loss of Chihuahua City Admitted to Villa Front
El Paso report confirms Carranza forces under General Trevino vacated Chihuahua City at 5 pm Monday, admitting Villa now controls the state capital. Fears arise for foreigners including six Americans George Brettingham his wife Henry Dickerson and wife and child Henry Harries. Unconfirmed rumors speak of killings and mass transfers as Villa’s hold spreads toward Juarez and Torreon.
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International News Service
el Paso
Carranza
Trevino
Chihuahua City
Gonzales
Juarez
Villa
George Brettingham
Henry Dickerson
Henry Harries
Hic
Chihuahua
Torreon
Critical Point in Roumanian Retreat Near Bucharest
AP reports the Roumanian defense around Bucharest is weakening as Central Powers push within 46 miles of the capital. German and Austrian forces advance from the Danube region, with Russian offensives and Italian moves complicating the scene.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Curtea TV
Esaresverma
Aelr
Jaxer Finiles
Rapad
von Falkenharn
Ariok-S
Koumania
Danube
von Mackensen
Vedea
Teutoniz
Grersnia
Gad Heater
Iolar
Ristibata
Carpathians
Petrograd
Kirlbara
Berlin
Secorseca
Monastir Recica
Paris
Neianta
Tegion
Momaytit
Yholvet
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Archibald C. N. Thompson
Tre
Qutario and
Wertem Ralread Company
Va Om Pace Oleh
Mary Smith
Chicago
Pankhurst
Amboy
Miss Smith
Mies Smith
Mary
Pankhursts
Mra. Pankhurst
Misa Mary Smith
City
New Chamber
Lcommitee
Mediterranean Sea
H. M. Tilford
Marina
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