Pomona Grange Session Opens in Orange County
The Orange County Pomona Grange held its regular quarterly meeting at Grange Hall with 18 of 21 granges represented and about 125 present. Delegates elected included C B Jeman Goshen and Miss Alite G Gregory, with discussions on milk standards and farmer protections. A Friday open session drew a large crowd, featuring Rev A Scott King and State Commissioner R A Pearson speaking on agriculture and rabies prevention.
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Orange County
Pomona Grange
Grange Hall
Albert Manning
Otisville
Grange
Persens
Minisink
Monroe
Washingtonville
Ldive Britain
Brookside
Mountainville
Hamptonburgh
Stony Ford
Goshen
Coronomer Valley
Wallkill River
Chester
Bullville
Wawaranda
Searsville
Pine Bush
Shawangunk
Florida
Pomona
State Grange
C. B
Jeman
Alite G. Gregory
Cronomer Valley
Nathaniel GC. Barnes
Wallkill River Grange
G. L. Sayer
Amity
IR Feagie
Wawayanda
Frank Emery
J. ¥. Gerow
Tonville
A. Scott King
Little Britain
Priory
R. A. Pearson
Pearson
State Department of Agriculture
Sith
Ad Ald
Asanhs
Pearson Sire
Agbert Manning
Fiexile
Etn Thornien
Mont Goel
Seago Gav
Oxford Tre
Lecture on Life in Southern Prisons Draws Large Elks Crowd
Rev. M. Foster of Port Ewen delivered a lecture titled Life in Southern Prisons to the Waversing Chapter F and A M and the Eastern Star. A large audience attended with families and friends. refreshments followed.
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M. Foster
Port
Ewen
A. M
Order of the Eastern Star
Julius Wolf
Walden
Abs
Oscar B. Seaman
Blc
Helen Puff
McMullen’s
New York
Esopus
High Falls
Pioneers
Norbury Hall
John B. Hunt
Charles Ransom
Middletown
Elienville
Masonic Theatre
Felix Featherstone
Barrison Terwilliger
John
Richard Foster
Harry Prendergess
William Cooley
Saunders
Robert Graham
Featherstone
EdSth Wrishthel
Merton
Oneonta
State Board of Underwriters
Mitchell
Mystic Shriners
Madison Square Garden
Younc Muldoon
Seiler Walsh
Martford
Fred Coolidze
Tanning. Questioning Evening Sipper Dowds
Fragmentary OCR note discusses a sipper dowds and bark use in tanning with questioning tone. Names appear as Farber and Johnny Don t, unclear roles. Event timing unclear, no concrete outcome or organization listed.
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Johnny
Pat Farber
Fragmented Mesas and Women in Brief Comic Bits
A damaged OCR read presents a trio of short comic lines about a man and a woman, both teasing or wryly observing social scenes. The quips appear as illustrated bits with playful wordplay and visual punchlines.
Pauls Last Words and Timothys Duty in Season of Opposition
Suggestive questions on Pauls last words from 2 Timothy 4 or Titus 3 focus on preaching the word faithful living and the burdens of church leadership. Questions explore faith perseverance dangers to virtue and how to handle adversaries while urging readers to consider heart devotion and duty in ministry.
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Paul
Rani
Montgomery Rev and Village News Nearby Events
Local items report births, hospital stays, and medical updates including a Montgomery family birth and a daughter born. cases of appendicitis and hospital care for relatives. Church schedules at St Mary’s Chapel and repairs in the village are noted along with masquerade plans at Mons Montgomery.
Not Mechanical. Song and dance comedian performs in odd venue
A garbled anecdote about a song and dance comedian in a chewy Taptaireille house where a performance continues after a nap. The tired performer resists waking and a birdlike figure jokes about resuming, reflecting a satirical piece from a metropolitan magazine.
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Beardy
Wade Pine
Metropolitan Magazine
Clergyman's Harve 1s Page After Sermon Phone Calls
A Monday parish meeting notes misdirected calls targeting a clergyman who sought to hide his name from the telephone book. A similarly named Jain merchant complained of receiving the calls. The clergyman says he cannot act. The next parishioner demanded to move to another pew to avoid interruptions during the sermon. The Harve 1s story is now in the New York Post.
Going After Bill Monroe in California Pursuit Details
Sheriff Zadoc F. Bolce of Ulster County plans to travel December 4 to California with Sheriff Decker to pursue Bill Monroe who is in custody there. They will seek requisition papers in Sacramento and then travel 520 miles to El Centro to retrieve Monroe, reputedly linked to prior larceny charges and alias records. Monroe once hid in Goshen jail custody and is said to be wanted in Goshen or Middletown.
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Paul
Jesus
Zadoc F. Bolce
Ulster County
Kingston
California
Bi” Atonoe
Sheri A. L. Decker
Orange County
Monroe
Boice
Centro
Cal
Sacramento
el Centro
Calfornia
Imperial County
Mooi
Decker
Goshen Jall
Goshen
Bakersfield
Rolce
Sherif Mobley
Phformer
Middletown
William Monroe
Teslin Hunt
Wiliam
New York
Sherif Meadows
Sherif Willam M. Leonard
Chester
Bill” Monroe
Bird in the Hand Monroe Traced Across States
An arrest trail follows criminal aliases from Camp Gaw New Jersey to Greenwood Lake where a bullet was extracted by a physician. A photo at El Centro California appears to confirm Bin Monroe’s capture after long flight. The case notes a pattern of criminals fleeing far then returning home. Imperial county records list a grand larceny suspect who gave the name William Harris.
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Ulster County
Camp Gaw
N. J
Greenwood Lake
el Centro
Cal
bin” Monroe
Imperial County
Bhi
William Harris
Aqueduct and Erie At Odds
A dispute between the Erie Railroad Co and Dravo Contracting Co over crossing pipes under the Erie tracks delays shaft 1 work near Nichols place. The lack of an agreement to cross the railroad bed halted operations for water and air supply, with questions about possible compensation or contract terms.
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Vails Gate
Erie Railroad Co
Dravo Contracting Co
Pillsburg
Alanson & Hanger Company
City of
New York
Jd Nichols
Erie
Railroad Watch Prevents Pipe Connection Under Tracks
The railroad company maintains a day and night watch on pipe ends to stop surreptitious undertrack connections. A southern depot window overlooks 400 yards of tracks where pipes could join. Despite moonlit nights, contractor workers have not yet attempted the dig, though watchers suspect an eventual agreement between the firms.
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Ing Company
Ice realism of ancient and modern ice structures described
The Pittsburg Press excerpt discusses the extreme hardness of ice as it thickens in perpetual cold and recounts a 1740 Petersburg ice house built from Neva ice. It notes ice palaces in the United States and Canada that stood for weeks, and mentions ice cannons and mortars tested against cold ice.
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St Petersburg
Neva
Canada
Pittsburg Press
Crustacean Food Believed Helpful to Cod and Rays
The passage notes that crustaceans provide a useful aid to collectors and that the circular crab is a favored food of cod and rays. It mentions that many early naturalists obtained specimens from the stomachs of these fish and also hunted aboard sailing ships in foreign parts for research material.
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Olfest Naturalista
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