Infants suit against New York Military Academy delayed
In Newburgh Supreme Court the case of Gertram Haigh by guardian Cora Haigh against the New York Military Academy was continued to term. Depositions of academy students may be used. several witnesses reside outside state. Court adjourned until Monday as jurors were excused and Flood vs city cases move forward.
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Times-Press
Kewburgh
Gertram Haigh
Cora N. Haigh
New York Military Academy
Supreme Court
Nores
Plata
Military Araby
H. F. Seeger
David C. Godwin
New York
Reiss
Hirschman and Reise
Plantiff
Kings” County
Military Academy
Bn Genben
Mirschberg
Jeane Flood
Chelsea
Batobess County
Newburgh
Francis B Kelly
Ballville
Agnes Rigney
Willia Herron
James M. H Wallace
A. Hi. F. Seeger
Senate
Assembly
Ways and Means
H E. Machold
Jefferson
H E
Brereton
Warren
William J. Maier
John Knight
Judiciary Committee
Charles ©. Pratt
Washington
William J. Mater
Ways and Means Committee
Edmund Machold
Henry E. 4. Brereton
Machold
The
Conservation Committee
DeWitt C Talmadge
Suffolk
Canals Committee
Willard S Augsbury
House
Pleasing Program At Donation To Rev Plumer
Otisville notes a December charity event for Rev L B Plumer and wife raised about $100 despite bad weather. The program featured piano solo Ruth Anderson recitation Cleta Dromgoole vocal numbers and monologues with various local participants. A prize Chrysanthemum was awarded to Mrs Benton and consolation prizes to Charles Carter.
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Otisville
L. B. Plumer
Ruth Anderson
Cleta Dromgoole
Anna Braffet
Hazel Glasa
Yecheon
Winifred Writer
Mooney-Moon
Gladys
Cléte Dromgoole
Eleanor Goettinger
Benton
Charles Carter
Rena Tears
Batley
Bead Boys
Edwin Walker
St. Clair Agdaeon
Harry M Amereon
Charles Roesch
George Miller
Horace Patterson
Blake Newkirk
Snd
Metropolis
Martha
Jeadelle Behan
Palmer Howe
Anna Moore
Middletown
Charles Orden
Cheries Lancaster
Farilr
Queckenbush
Racine
Westbrookvne
Shoctaker
Charles Wilbur
Charles Green
J. R. Elston
Qawanl Dixon
Saratorium
A Bridge of Ants and Their Complex Labors
A fragment describes ant societies using larvae to connect leaf paths and share sustenance. It notes a remarkable method where two distant fates are drawn together via interactions among five to ten ants, trading pap between vesicles and coordinating growth.
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Germa
Elevator mishap during town descent reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe people exiting a building via an elevator and a fall or near accident as they reach the street level. Witness confusion and limited legible detail suggest a minor incident with no injuries confirmed in the text.
Readable fragment hints at neighbor stakes and envy
Fragmentary exchange questions neighbors bets on outcomes and rivalries. The text shows a terse line about expectations and who will win, attributed to RKb as a sign-off.
Corn Ear Worms and Arsenate Dusting Claims
The Kansas farmer recommends thorough dusting of silk with arsenate of lead to reduce corn ear worm injury. He notes the coating is prohibited for Geld corn but beneficial for meat corn as worm-free ears fetch 5 to 10 cents more per dozen. Home use values worm damage reduction and less consumption by worms.
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Kansas
Harmer
Rye for Early Pasture Seeding Tips from Minnesota Bulletin
Minnesota Bulletin urges sowing rye in early September for spring pasture, suitable for hogs and sheep. Plant about two bushels per acre, deep plowing and good moisture, and rotate with fodder crops. Early sowing boosts winter survival and provides forage, with spread to later crops after grazing.
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Minnesocta Bulletin
Minnesota Bulletin
Tye
Minnesota
Fragmented Scribbles From a Dated Exchange in a Dim Sanctum
A garbled scene shows a publisher and a genie like figure in a surreal exchange. The dialogue hints at publishing a bond book and song creation while a crowed enters a sanctum, with comic chaos over payment and location.
Miss Dorothy Campbell Survives Night Rain and Daytime Peril
Miss Dorothy Campbell, aided by a passerby on ice slick steps, survives a fall and later rescues from a platform incident caused by an overhanging freight car. A chance meeting with a doctor and ongoing misfortunes punctuate a spring visit ending with new cadences of danger and recovery.
Unique variety shower honors Miss Fadie Smith in Harriman
Friends and coworkers hosted a Dec seven shower for Miss Fadie Smith with music by Gillette Hart and local pianists. The event included gifts and pictures, followed by a late night plan, as Miss Smith prepares to marry Julian Conkitn in Bridgeport, Conn. She will resign from HTIC and move to Monkroe. Meanwhile, Frank Cornelis celebrated his daughter Alice’s tenth birthday with games and a large supper, as friends enjoyed the party.
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Harriman
Bridgeport
Ava Comeling
December Wedding of Miss Rexford in Local Church
Frederick Edwin Sparks and Miss Libble Harriett Rexford wed at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Dr Robert O Kirkwood officiating on Thursday evening December 8. The bride, formerly of Loch Sheldrake, is a painter, and the groom is in the grocery business with his father at 124 Fest Main Street. A send off at Goshen planned for Erie train departure, but the couple boarded in the city and friends showered them with rice on arrival.
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Warwick
Thomas Bly
Inspector Thompson
Middletown
New York
Frank P. Howser
New York City
Benjamin White
Otis House
Lyall
Palmer House
Miseea Bradford
Hussey
Thomas Fitzgerald
Mr. Hope
Noback
Freak Kirkpatrick
Metropolia
Migsea
Frances VanDurer
Edyth Smith
EH. Sanklin
Lindecmville
Donald D. Campbell
Steve
Christine Mitchell
William Hicks
Port Jervia
Mire Aaron Winter, Jr
Campbell
Ernest E. Schlerge
Schieiermacher
Wurtsboro
Frank B. Howser
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
James Behan
Otterfie Dramatic Cindb
G. Tate
Middleton
Frederick Edwin Sparks
Libble Harriett Rexford
Mange
First Presbyterian Church
Robert O Kirkwood
Wiliam Simpson
Sparky
Loch Sheldrake
Ciine
Monhagen Hose Company
Edwin Sparks
Fest Main Street
Westtown Skimmington Honours 10th Wedding Anniversary
Westtown residents surprised Mr and Mrs Henry Lines with a surprise gathering at their home three miles away. Friends formed a hill procession, then walked down to the valley for a traditional skimmington with horns and tin pans. The evening included dancing, games, a mock trial, and refreshments as gifts of tin and crockery were given.
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Westtown
Henry Lines
Lines
Bopins
Lehigh and Hudson Directors Named at Annual Meeting
Lehigh and Hudson River Railway Co stockholders met in Jerry City Tuesday to elect directors. The board includes L A Riss G L B Thomas W H Traddak Fort Underwood D W de Forest Mortis Rutherford Robin W Wilbur Statecrasy Geo D Dion Geo H Frazier War finer W G Beek J J Heattle. The board will set the company’s future course when organized.
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Lehigh& Hadaon River Railway Co
Jerry Ct
Uhe
LA. Riss
G LB Thomas
W. H. Traddak
Fort Underwood
de Forest
Mortis Rutherford
Robin W. Wilbur
ROT Statecrasy
Geo DD
Dion
Geo H. Frazier
Warfiner
W. G Beek
J J. Heattle
Enervies Pri Humorous Exchange Incomprehensible Note
A fragmented dialogue describes a perplexing request about forcing someone to exercise and cooking on windy days. Dales Repco is referenced in the poorly legible text as a possible source or signer.
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Wweman
Osre
Ube Dector
Dales
Problems Loom for 1917 New York Legislature
Albany reports a crowded agenda for the 1917 session with election reform liquor laws food measures and water power regulation among key items. Proposals include state purchase of two blocks near the Capitol and potential changes to nomination and convention practices while budget and licensing issues loom large.
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Albany
New York
Senate
Assembly
Capitol
Wastington Avenue
Swan Street
State Street
Capitol Place
Charles W. Wicks
Oneida
Egs Barcott
Budget Commission
Iilte
Bern
Audi
Whitman
Mma
Dace Mote
Clay Eaters of Africa Eat Edible Earth Near Wekay
French explorers note natives in the upper Senegal and Niger colony near Wekay consume edible clay found between limestone strata. A gallery is dug for extraction and residents within about twenty miles eat the clay daily, sometimes several pounds, a custom also seen in the Sudan and other parts of Africa.
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Africa
Senegal
Niger
Wekay
Sudan
Fragmented Quotations From A Piece Of Local News
A jumble of quoted lines from various publications includes a humorous exchange about a cook and work, a remark on retirement and study of Lady Macbeth, and a brief note on charges for storage bathers with a price hint, all drawn from a Leeville Courier-Journal item.
Humorous Mixing of Facts and Fable in School Notes
A Newfock Globe item recounts a series of light anecdotes about education and household miscommunications. It notes a child’s witty algebra answer, a science explanation of thunder, and a humorous married couple exchange ending with a misunderstanding.
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Washington
Schous
Ip ‘Washington
Bacild
Untitled Scene Fragments Inspire Mixed Animal Metaphor
A fragmented text compares a lion to a leopard and a zebra to its stripes, with garbled phrasing about change, conflict, and some invented terms. The readable parts suggest a parable or fable style dialogue without a clear narrative.
Fragmented Readers' Note From Post Dispatch
A garbled, partial clipping reports random phrases about Mrs Wiggins and neighbors. The text shows misread letters and incomplete sentences, making it unclear what event or action is described or who is involved.
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Albany Boys’ Academy
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