Hurleyville Garage Owners Rejoice Over Delayed New Law
Hurleyville Dec. 8 The owners of public garages in the village welcome the State Mire Marsaul’s decision to hold off enforcing the new garage law until the next legislature convenes. Several new garages, with extensive car capacity, could have faced hard hits under the rule. Local notes include a Farmers Institute session with talks on agriculture, dairy, and poultry, plus community events, school visits, and local travels.
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Hurleyville
Howells Ham Degen Heg Mire 1 Toleawe Overeat Meet
Fragmentary OCR text reports a death and trial note with mentions of Howells, Degen, Mire, and a person named Tah er Son Wa. It notes confinement, a fare, and a watchful colutts in an advertisement fragment. The passage is garbled with many illegible terms and inconsistent spelling.
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Suneday
Auction Purchase and Local Club News in Chester
Chester notes report a Sugar Loaf resident buying East Chester house and lot at auction for Turner estate. also social club officers elected and upcoming meetings. church events include Presbyterian Sunday school Christmas program and Ladies Missionary Society. local concert review and festive activities detailed with names and places.
War era horses and local events in Florida report
Florida dispatch notes the US holds a global lead in horse numbers with 68 percent of world supply, some from nearby areas sold to France for war needs. It recounts a weather disrupted charity event, the Sunshine Ladies’ sale netting over $71, and social notices including meetings, theater plans at Walls Opera House featuring Cranberry Corners, and cast lists with several local figures.
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Florida
United States
Russia
Goshen
Frances
Ure Sunshine
Lyetam Tall
Ladies' Aid and
Home Missionary Societlog
George W. Starr
Wiliam Wilden
New York City
Wall
Walls Opera Louse
15. Society
Arthur Lewin
Tubbs
Cranberry Corners
Merndale Farm
Thompson Ridge Union School Sunday Evening Program
Unreadable OCR of a church notice from Thompson Ridge area. Mentions Methodist/Presbyterian context, teachers and lay leaders, and a planned gathering Monday evening with choir, sermon, and baptismal themes. Names appear but legibility is poor.
Court Term To Continue Over Christmas in Newburgh
Newburgh December term of Supreme Court opens with Judge James Arthur Tumpins presiding. Calendar expands to include 137 cases. 23 sent over term, 5 settled, 18 reserved, 16 ready for trial. trials scheduled through December 21 with numerous cases listed for December 9 to December 21. a wide array of civil actions against towns, railways, banks, and various corporations and individuals noted for upcoming hearings.
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Newburgh
Supreme Court
Jnscie
Arthur
Tumpins
Newvurgii
uDu.ee Beabioue Urblil
Henry Kori
Tae
Boyce
Hudson
Conrow
Fitzgerald
Erie
Max Skyer
Sadler
Archer
Kohl
Cunningham
Bryde
Pittsburgh Contracting Co
Gudson Valley Dairy Co
Loveday
Wrenn
Meade
Beakes
Granam
Post Telegraph Co
Grace
Ledge
Evans
Garrison
Lough
Walker
Gould
Deractos
Hawks
Winfield
Orange County Tracton Co
Hopper
Groduick
Orange County Traction Co
Frager
Nan Yguinet Muouich
Ueenseny
Birmingham
City of Port Jervis
Hamndhorst
Leidy
Wagner
Sloan
Gnapper
Dlougiaing
Jameson Aginst Volton
Armatrong
Bain
Marvieldt
Chase
Lawrie
Kelly
Mould
Inalust
Bellinger
Fowler
Cornwall
Swinden Agaiga
Walden
Yerearee
Yerooteos Coy
Postal
Ucorner
Ue Antano & Western
Garner
Manes
Fogg
Foss
Bete
Mead
Jackeea
Imusro
Western
McMeehut Acanet Brel
Vanwert
Noe Peavis
Paves
Pinang
Acanet VanVilet
Mohit Aganel
Raider
Leonand Agel
Abe Bork Jems Water Works
Gunns
Aetadonis
Abaat Oocotel
van Burt Ais Mel Mophins
Urals
Craig
Teeik
Vijlee
Ata Hh
Pupstomn
Hudsent
Iho
Iho Dasebl
SHO
Sciven
Mattaews
Swaynder Akest
Warder
le Tena
Pett Tenis
Mahlose Anse
Consiin
Shas
Winkeld Agdiyet
Ales
Meritt
Hatane Asad Younes
Yeates
Doar Gatines
Central Hiden Gat & Sctricte
Pasquals Atmorst Watrows
Aianel Rohies
Sinte
Murray
Ene
Appellvan Line
Washingtonville Church Activities and Local Notices
Sunday services were held with Rev Blacey preaching at Cold Spring due to Rev Easley’s illness. A Presbyterian communion occurred in the morning, and a Reith family member led the Methodist pulpit. A large bank vault door and safe arrived for the new bank building. Charles Bowman bought land and began a new house. A hunting accident injured Warren Moffat but not seriously. A large Presbyterian reception honored Rev and Mrs George, with many local pastors in attendance and a late-night departure. Mrs George G Thompson plans Chicago winter respite. Community news, relocations, and a Woman’s Missionary Society meeting closed the year.
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Washingtonville
F. W. Blacey
Cold Spring
Easley
Ines
Reith
U-Law
Mrr. Blacey
Mr. George
Abbie Teachman
Walls Gate
B. J. McLaughlin
Miss Teachman
McLaughlin
Jaques
Charles Bowman
William R. Brooks
Robert Thompson
Main Street
Warren Moffat
W. A. George
Charles H. Wright
North Street
Walsh
Blooming Grove
King
Little Britain
Maxell
Bethlehem
Stacey
George G. Thompson
Chicago
George A. Owen
Youngsville team concedes defeat in rough Kenora Lake clash
Youngsville-Youtungsville met Kenora Lake in a 32 to 6 basketball setback. Joergle Miller Endelmann led home scoring while Kenora Lake's first quarter surge carried them ahead. Harvey Meyers Swartz starred for Kenora as both teams faced fouls and a crowd at Amherst House afterward.
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Youtungsville
Jeffers Bouvne xl
Tuo Kenova
Kenora Lake
Jook
Kenoza Lake
Harvey Meyers
Swartz
Nenoza
S — Allington
Miller
Joergle
Enéelmann
Seibert
KXL
Ror Kehler
Mark Sonn
Vna Bitad
Fosterdale Wire
J.oeys
Conlin
Eagie
Self-improvement Advice From a Seed to a Person
A motivational exhortation urges leaving contentment with inherited traits and striving to elevate one’s natural gifts. It emphasizes refining inner qualities and talents to reach a higher state of development.
Meritt and rivals clash in standout track matchups
Local candidates face a slate of opponents including Meritt against New York Central and Conklin versus Carnet as the circuit highlights near term matchups. Early reports note Van fiaren and Caputo among listed contenders with uncertainty over results.
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Meritt
Laterpageica
Call
Srantio
New York Central
van Fiaren Agaimt
Tegarno
Carnet
Caputo
Conklin
Moree
Staghle
Twa Cnet
Hat Making Gives City Third Place
Albany reports Middletown ranked third in the state for hat and cloth straw hat manufacture in 1913. The Labor Department directory credits 51 factories employing 1,770 people, with 1,725 in shops, 1,169 men, 544 women, and 13 youths aged 14 to 16.
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Albany
Middletown
James M. Lynch
Lynch
Labor Department
Ok Atraw Hats
Wurtsboro News Briefs Cottage visits and town notes
Wurtsboro December items include Mr Auch moody and Kingston bride honeymooning at Ira Gordon's. Bridge on lower Sullivan street nearing completion. D Z Woods on Grand Jury in Monticello. William Stanton confined at home. F A Banks, Port Chester, a former Wurtsboro boy, visited. Mrs George Stollberg and daughter Mabel return from New York. Alonzo Regencran ill near lower station. Marie McCune and Frank Jr hosted an evening party at Dorrance House with games and dancing. Mrs Frank Merer returned from a month with parents in Waiton. Fred Weller moved Charles Adams goods to Matamoras, Pa. Mrs Joseph Fisher visiting daughter Mrs John Robinson in Monticello.
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Labagh
Chas. E. Ragnall
Ashokan Dam
M. KE. Shurch
Rignall
Ashokan
C. B. Rignall
Parsonage
Mgr. Mignall
Whity Lake
Monguup Valley
Hurd Village
Wilbur Printe
Filey Croes
Nietoni Union
Hank
Monticeile
Alley Wygant
Ruth Taylor
Marlboro Tueaday
Kinnie
Monticello
Tueaday
William Hand
Liberty
Alsinn Wright
Neveraink
Amotin Tyler
Henry Dutcher
Ellenville
Wilbur Prince
Dutcher
Mins Jennie Lawrence
Divines Cornura
Woodngsday
Ella Prince
George Mittear
Viglnon Corners
Atilins
New York City
Ron
Clark
Finward Frope
Howe
Rhaumitiam
Stobert Reynolds
Aliee Reynolds
Haceie
Selivale
Orange County
Reh
M. FE
Chiirch
Reynolds
Mabel Purvis
Newark
Ulstor County
Charlee Rignall
Ming Ruth Zimmer
Mra Igiaagl
Lerhone Fy Telivale
Wilnot Moore
Adn
Dseter Bay
Gidersigeve
Ellen Gardiner
TF. Vane
Mra
Peter van Ldermark
Maddletown
Gardiner
J.T. Docket
Kerhounkson
Lach
Sheldrake
Cma
Mara
Wilida
Pitydale
Tom
TekKay
Wurtsboro
Auchmoody
Bride
Kingston
Ira Gordon
Sullivan Street
D. Z Woods
William Stanton
Job
F. A. Banks
Port Chester
George Stollberg
Mabel
New York
Alonzo Regencran
Lower Station
Dorrance House
Marie McCune
Frank, Jr
Adil
Frank Mrer
Waiton
Fred Weller
Charles Adams
Matamoras
Adams
Joseph Fisher
John $. Robinson
Craigville Church social and fair report
Mrs H S Dana visits New York City friends as Craigville Church holds first rehearsal for its Christ foxs entertainment at Miss Louise Martis home. A second meeting is set at Miss Mabel Parker’s. The Cloomi ng Grove Church fair at Moffat Library Washingtonville drew about 260 attendees with a pay sale and bonths sales, described as very crati- Thine.
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Craigville, Dev. S
H. S. Dana
New York City
Craigville Church
Louise Martis
Mabel Parker
Moffat Library
Washingtonvile
Ladies Auxillary MLE Church to Host Chicken Pie Supper
Bloomingburg notice announces the Ladies Auxiliary of the MLE Church will host a chicken pie supper and Christmas sale at Weedmen's Hall on Thursday evening December 18. Supper will be served for a small 23 cent plate and feature hot chicken pie with potatoes, cream, vegetables, desserts, and beverages. Proceeds support church activities.
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Branyot
Youngsville Mail Carrier Arrested for Routing Malls
Youngsville, December. Ira Porter, the Youngsville Liberty mail carrier, was arrested by postal authorities charged with routing mail. A local feed dealer, Manny, placed a $200 money order to Liberty Bank in his box and watched Porter take it. Days later Manny learned the letter never arrived and authorities investigated, uncovering Porter’s recent purchase of a new horse and wagon.
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Youngsville
Ira Porter
Youngsville-Liberty
Leb
Manny
Liberty Bank
Porter
Liberty
Erie Defend ant in Reeve Action
Arthur J. Reeve, a local plumber, sues Erie Railroad Co over a lavatory placed in their freight station in November and reportedly missing. The case before Justice of the Peace A W N Powelson, with Elmer H. Lemon for the railroad and Charles E. Taylor for Reeve, had hearings on November 20 and December 3, with decision reserved.
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Arthur J. Reeve
Erie Railroad Company
Justice of the Peace A. W. N. Powelgon
Elmer H. Lemon
Charles E. Taylor
Reave
Powelson
Schwabe Sues Du Pont Powder Company Over Finger Loss
Rendich and Gardner attorneys anticipate representing Charles Otto Schwabe in a U S District Court suit in New York against DuPont de Nemours Powder Company. Schwabe seeks damages for the loss of several fingers suffered July 1 1913 while feeding an embossing press at the Brukroide Works in Newburgh. Negligence charged for failing to guard the machine and for neglect by the superintendent in charge of operations.
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Rendich & Gardner
Charles Otto Schwate
duPont de Memours Powder Company
U. S. District Court
Southern District of
New York
A. H.F. Seeger
Schwabe
Rwbrikoid
Said -Company
Newburgh
Final decision in heifer case grants relief to plaintiff
Justice Georges Green at Bullville renders the decision in the heifer case in favor of the plain tiff Thomas Malley and against defendant Alfred Crans. Costs of the first trial appeal to county court and second trial are awarded. Plaintiff allowed to retain the heifer. Edmund C Faulkner of Port City represented the plaintiff. George S Gardner of Walden listed for the defendant.
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Georges Green
Bullville
Thomas Malley
Alfréd Crans
Helfer
Edmund C. Faulkner
Por City
Plaintif
George 5. Gardner
Walden
Unionville Church Cantata Rehearsals And Chicken Supper
Unionville news notes a Presbyterian Sunday school cantata rehearsed for the holiday week. Visits include Eila Beavens and Madeline Benton guests at BE Beemer's Waterloo, Mrs. Howard Tuttle visiting her parents on Main Street, De Vine from New York with Mrs. Stewart Bennett. The annual chicken supper by Presbyterian Ladies drew a large crowd and the after supper entertainment was praised as the best yet.
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Unionville
Presbyterian Sunday School
Eila Beavens
Branchville
Madeline Benton
Middletown
BE. J Beemer’s
Waterloo
Howard Tuttle
Marlboro
Samuel Christie
Main Street
Miss de Vine
New York
Stewart Bennett
The
Presbyterian Church
Policyholders of Prudential Approve Plan at Newark Meeting
The Prudential Insurance Company policy holders gathered at the home office in Newark New Jersey to vote on a plan to maximize the company. The meeting shifted to the assembly room where proxies totaled 240 716 in favor and 206 against, with a note that no more than five votes would be cast against the plan when final counts are completed.
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Prudential Insurance Company
Compants
Newark
N. J
Brooklyn Church Team Challenges Local Basketball Rival
The PrRex Cind basketball team of the Central Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn issued a challenge to a city representative team and seeks to arrange a match at once. The Altte van squad of 2 Hitle cass of SOW 13 members competes with many teams from New York and New Jersey. the Brooklyn club has not suffered a defeat this season.
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PrRex Cind
Central Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Thromh
Dill Godfrey
Arange James
Altte van
Hitle Cass
SOW
Jegmas Tircashent
New York
New Jdersey
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Massy
William Hart Dexter
Dept. of Agriculture
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Jones
Dexyer
Behools
Istrich Supernovement
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Tariaud
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Shapiro
A.M. Sunpire
M. i. Hures
Austerville
Salisbury
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Mc. Shapiro
Mr. Shapiro
Norts Woods
Thoman Wigan
Thin Village
North Woods
Wilson
Howard Wood
Rosroe
Wieter
Mession
Dias
Diowk
Ethies An Baghs
Altyed Manian
Hadtente
Charles
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Pier
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Chester
Alice Conklin
Sugar Loaf
Turner
East Chester
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Sadie Willsey
Jilly Wallsey
Jersey City
Mra. Goo
W. Kinney
A. M. Morgan
Slater
S. A. B. Morgan
Art Club
Frank Durland
Amelia Durland
Fred Murray
Mise Iaabell Seaulta
Charles Kerrer
Auyons
Frank Uurland
Thesday
Dresbyterian Church
Aice
Simonton
Miks Blele Longwell
C. Talley
K. of Y. Hall
Kange
Qtria
Chatham Concert Company
St. Columba's Clurch Hall
Roy Durin
Andrew Dexter
Tom'a
Howell Taylor
Hezekiah Hopkins
Walter Star
Nathan Speck
the Wired Man
Raymond Quackenbuah
Charlotte Bannister
Mation Millapaugh
Amos Deater
Andrew
Mualia
Mary FE
Stuy Rete Aun
Sara Jessup
Anastedia Tannleter
Sara Taylor
Florence
Blanche Ramage
Haletead
Wiliam Kortright
Joseph Garrison
Thompson Ridge
Thompson
Bunday School
Hapesel Prosbyterian Church
Eccamber
T&a
Togeer
Uae
Rathdrine
Yale Ronn
City
Craigville
Bloomingburg
Youngsville Mail
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Prudential
Topeks
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