Orange County Farm Bureau Holds Third Annual Session
The Orange County Farm Bureau convened its third annual meeting at the Show Shop presided by D Ved Parley. Attendees from across the county heard reports on membership growth, fruit and potato work, labor needs, dairy league cooperation, food conservation efforts, corn seed development, and machine surveys with emphasis on practical farmer aid and county programs.
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County Farm Bureau reports broaden county agriculture reach
Orange county displayed agricultural products at the New York State Fair and Byracuse, earning second place for the bureau exhibit and boosting county publicity. The association expanded to 4,250 members, held ten farm meetings, and praised calf and poultry demonstrations while continuing cow testing and seed potato distribution funded by M. C. Migsi.
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Brothers drown in the Wallkill near Kingston skating accident
Two Carlson brothers Eric 17 and Raymond 15 drowned skating on the Wallkill River near Terrine's Bridge Kingston after venturing on ice said to be thin. Their father Erle Carlson had moved to a nearby farm three years ago. Local search followed as the ice failed and currents pulled the bodies under the surface with the younger found minutes after the tragedy and the older later in the day.
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Wallkill
Terrine’s Bridge
Kingston
Hear Tillson
Ike Brothers
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Theouncer Bay
Oaary
John Mitchell Addresses Farm Bureau Bourne From Labor Leader
John Mitchell, born 1870 in Braidwood, rose from coal mines to become an organizer, vice president, and national president of the United Mine Workers of America. He later led the National Civic Federation trade department, spoke on trade unionism, and chaired the New York State Industrial Commission. He also authored two books on organized labor.
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Charles S. Starr Dies in Monticello at 64
Charles S. Starr of Monticello dies Friday after weeks of illness. A Democrat long active in Sullivan County affairs, he served as county treasurer and was Democratic member of the County Election Commissioners board. He is survived by three daughters and a son, with his wife predeceasing him.
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Monticello
Sullivan County
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Besiles
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Starr
J. A. Rutan
Boston
Samuel 8. McLaughlin
Asopticello
Sadie
Jersey City
Howard M. Starr
Theetty
Fuel Board Plans to Close Schools Nationwide
Washington reports that all Northern and Central states would end decor sessions during January and February if the plan by the farm administration takes effect. The coal savings would be large, with a longer spring term and a shorter fall term. The proposal aims to reduce school days while maintaining instructional quality and could affect regular activities and student routines.
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Effort to Poison Deneroy Family Reported
A January report details a suspected poisoning attempt against a member of the Deneroy family, with the janitor Martin Denerm of Odd Soles at Broadway and Coldensttert named in the incident. A sandwich allegedly caused illness to a cat, while a person at home may have been poisoned.
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Laon
Senior Class Dance At Amusement Hall Highlighted By Nursing School
The Senior Class dance at the Amusement Hall showcased decorative frocks and smiling faces despite Thanksgiving crowds. The McWilliams quartet entertained as the State Hospital Club bowling tournament kept interest with close matches, high scores by Shoemaker and Crowley, and notes on visiting guests and nursing alumni planning New York moves for further studies.
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Peither
Hospital life notes and staff movements at state facility
Readers learn of hospital events and personnel changes as Mrs. Powell joins Utica State Hospital, nurses form a choir, and monthly publications like Earview Echo and The Psychogram are acknowledged. Letters from soldiers recount trench life and a Christmas plan. several staff enroll for active service on wards.
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Wayne County
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Greystone Park
Father Found Dead in Lane Near Liberty Farm
Charles Main of Liberty was last seen leaving home to mail a letter and was found dead in a lane near a field about four o clock. He had suffered heart disease, a sudden attack ending his life before aid could reach him.
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Charles Main
Ferndale
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Mate
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Consolidation of The Pourhkerpsie papers announced
The Pourhkerpsie Evening Star and Enterprise will be consolidated with an arrangement to take effect on a Monday. The Eagle News will run as a morning paper. A capital stock of 45000 is planned, with Arthur A. Paris as editor and manager and a leading stockholder.
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