Drug Concern Buys Building on North and King Streets
McMonagle and Rogers druggists purchased the Brink & Clark property at 28 North Street and 14 King Street from Mrs. Teressa Wall in a major city real estate deal. The firm plans no immediate changes but will expand facilities as demand grows, later possibly altering the building to extend its operations. The article traces the firm’s history from 1806, its growth with multiple locations, leadership, and ties to the New York State Pharmaceutical Association and related business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
King Street
Brink & Clark
Brink & Clark Company
Teressa 3. Wall
McMonagle & Rogers
Jairpoue
Ming Street
Ue Weilles
Fim
D.C. McMonagle
W. E. Stegers
Frau S. Ogers
Intler
Sr. McMonag
Plare
North Side
North Streel
Wickham Avenue
Jag
Storrs
Newburgh
Liberty
Monroe and
Buffern
Powering Extracta
William H. Jiegurs
Dred
New York State
Phurioceutcal Association
Tout
United Drug Company
Poston
Mass
Fred 3. Fs
Uru Merchants of Suneries
New York City
Homestoid Uilding and Lou Association
Thin City
Ely
Williau J. Hogers
Xil
Giehonse
Diert
Thought Poor Estate Leaves Over Two Hundred Thousand
A garbled obituary note describes a person named Thought Poor and an estate valued over $200,000 including dower rights. It mentions a move to New York after a death and references individuals such as Gardner of Cacoon and Morne Ments. The fragmentary text notes property and heirs but lacks clear dates or full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyelites Center
Eiecie
Tata
Lalerty
Mr Red Pews
Kent
New York
Deeg
Morne
F Gardner
Cacoon
Artwia
Sullivan County Fur Dealer Robbed for Pelts
A Sullivan County fur dealer reported a burglary early Thursday morning with about $1,400 in pelts missing. The thief or thieves entered the storage area where the pelts were kept, but no suspect details or motive were provided in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Lapshure
Sullivan Raunty
Police Cleared Over City Fire Response Criticism
The town clears police after inquiry into Monday morning blaze. Mayor Cox reports officers were on duty and properly patrolling when the fire began, with Creveves and Herberts among officers who initially detected smoke and raised the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chic McCoach
Cox
Times
Gox
Howl Tigt
Muvcer
Omcer
John J. Creveves
Ale Jr
Erie
Tor
J. 2D. Tlerbert
Ilerberk
Centre Street
Othen
Oifcer
Polo
Miss Butts
Dmecer Greeves
Herbert
King Alepttion
North
Vox 54
Ovchard
McCoueh
le Mayor
Miss Besler the Most Proposed To Girl in France
An American girl, Miss Helen Besler, daughter of a railroad executive, becomes the most proposed to woman in France after a wartime incident. The piece weaves exaggerated anecdotes about proposals, songs, and a frog’s appetite in a humorous, satirical tone.
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Miss Besler
France
Paris
Helen Besler
New Jersey
Mia Diegler
Hey
Valeriainens
Friendshipa Good and Bad in Old Texts
The fragment discusses two breezy friendships and hints at contrasts between positive and negative ties. It references a dated tone and mentions influence by a figure named Confucius, noting insinuations and a notion of gift symbolism.
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Specter
Alps
Confucius
Tompkins Dry Goods to Reopen in Gunther’s Store
Tompkins Dry Goods Company secures lease on the Gunther estate main fur store at North Street to reopen with a large Christmas stock in a few days. The Merchants National Bank premises will be used as needed. repairs continue and extra quarters may host operations to match prior business volume. President Stanley Miepaugh notes loyal customers and rapid restocking from New York, with shipments en route for immediate sale. The firm plans to avoid full renovations until after Christmas, prioritizing merchandise availability and customer service.
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Tompkins Dry Goudy Company
Jacob Guntuber
GY North Street
Merchants National Bank
Jis
Times
Stanley Miepaugh
Tompking Dry Goods Company
Gunther
Wulang
New York
Alheir
Malta
Big Ofice
BOON
Pst
Christman
Army officer returns to State Hospital staff in city on the hill
Dr Schmitz resumes his staff role at the State Hospital after military leave. Lt Schmitz’s discharge ends five months of U S Army service. Several staff remain at Camp Upton and a return home welcome greets the reunited medical team. Sergeant George Dieterich from Co L 1st LT has sent word he is alive and well. The hospital club plan includes a holiday dance schedule and a January meeting to wrap the year.
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Schmite
Walter
Schutz
Haglen
Camp Upton
U.S. Army
Storf
Salute
Ulisses
Isabella M. Lynch
Annan M. Kistner
Mary Conkling
Grover Doyle
Bloomingburg
Doyle
Litle
Wndil
George Dieterich
Co L
Culebra
Panama
Tenigmbend
IMG
Bs “Ti
Joseph Vas
Tapetal
Gine
Serice
Dieterich
State Hospital Club
Uewerk
Emla
Corport O Shea Sends Clipping To Mrs Lane
Corpral O She a sends clipping to Mrs Margaret Lane of 19 Wattkins Ave this city he encloses a Paris edition clipping from the New York Herald dated November and notes he visited the listed sons in Europe and the U S He mentions Arthur and Lee in France Astry in Texas Edward in the Naval Reserve draft Clarence and Frank in the draft The item appeared in the Times Tribune then the New York Papers and was later found in the Bangor Herald archives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J O'Shea
Kertment
Margaret Lane
Wattkins Avenue
Paris
New York Herald
Spartanburg
Middletown
N. Y
Arthus
Lee
France
Astry
Texas
Edward
Sut Brookiumn
Naval Reserve
Clarence
Frank
Tinea
Tress
New York Paiers
Herald
Hudson Valley Firemen Meet in Kingston Off
The Mud von Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association meeting in Kingston is canceled due to a new war policy, with city officials and the Chamber of Commerce discussing changes. Kingston officials and the Tadson Riser Federated Chamber plan to reconvene in Youkera on Thursday for a conference and revised guidelines.
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Hudson Valley Firemen
Kingston
Mudvon Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association Iil
Kineeton
New War
Daniel
Kiviedon
Mayer R.M
Goa
Chamber of Commerce
Loen
Tadson Riser
Tora
Youkera
Thoredas
Middletown Hospital Board Discusses 13 000 Budget
Board of Managers reviews the December agenda at Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital. They approve a new wage schedule for nurses attendants and staff and prepare a tuberculosis petition while dismissals and routine matters are discussed. An Albany conference is planned for December 13.
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Board of Managers
Middletown
Ashley
Nhe
Pew
Ashisralali
Albany
Fragmented Philosophical Rant on Self Control
The fragment discusses giving up breeding and daily routines to free the spirit. It critiques conditioning of mind and urges detachment from disruptive habits. The writer references Umar Gheres and daily chores as examples of duties shaping behavior.
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Propia
Umar Gheres
27th Division Near Home Amid War Tales From Paris
Unofficial reports suggest New York State's 27th Division including Middletown’s Company J is near Lemang awaiting transport home. Wounded veterans describe gallantry at Kemmel Hill and Heldenberg, with 200+ wounded expected to reach New York hospitals.
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New York State
Middletown
Lemang
Hindenburg
Picardy
New York
Guy Hiceck
Paris
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Empire
Newport News
John F. O'Ryan
Endorse Plan to Federalize the School System
Superintendent James F. Tuthill attends the New York State Council of School Superintendents meeting in Inghamton where unanimous support for federalizing education is urged. Superintendent Boynton outlines United States Senate Bill 4987 detailing a Secretary of Education and a federal department to work with states, plus funding of 10 million dollars. He argues nine million would return to New York and cites benefits in illiteracy reduction and equal opportunity, while noting tax base effects on local governments. Debate over the school census law prompts calls for better data use and longer funding, with Tuthill named to the council’s nomination committee.
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James F. Tuthill
Council of
Hoynton
New York State
Boynton
Tuthill
Port Jervis Motor Car Kills Youth on Pike Street
Port Jervis December 13 Frank Glee son aged 2 of 3 Nee Street was struck and killed by an Erie motor car at 12 25 pm while crossing Pike Street. The boy a machinist helper died from a fractured skull. The crew named train supervisor Ragan motor man Nast and conductor Barley were on board. Coroner H A Sheldon opened an inquiry.
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Timen-Press
Port Jervis
Frank Gleeson
Nee Street
Strick
Erie
Oid
Pike Street
Greason
Ards
Delaware Physion Paginesr
C. Mo Lewis
Susquehanna
A Ragan
Callicnon
Ernest Nast
C. W. Barley
H. A. Sheldon
William Heffron Returns to Old Firm Role
William C Heffron, after service on officers training duty at Camp Gorton, is released and will join the Chicago office of the American Thiele Co. Heffron resumes work with the firm where he was previously employed before the war.
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Wiliam
Heffron
Sph
Camp Gorton
Pat Geitined
American Thiele Co
Wvakom Fe
Feryce
Chicago
Fotars
Once Lived Here Private Geradus Higgins Dies in France
The father Hugh Higgins of Ellenville and sister Mrs James Ward of this city received War Department dispatches confirming Private Geradus B Higgins of Company F Star Pioneer Regiment died in France November 25 from chronic pneumonia at age 22. He left Ellenville in July to serve. his brother Park F Higgins is in France. Survivors include his father and sister and a list of local casualties and wounded from New York towns.
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Geradus B. Higgins
Star Pioneer Regiment
Ellenville
France
Hugh Higgins
War Department
James Ward
Myrtle Avenue
Higgins
Park F. Higgins
Company I
West End
U. S
Herold Lounsbury
Frank Lounsbury
Mill Street
Newburgh
William Batley
Grace Bailey
Cross Street
Goshen
C. T Revier
C W. Goatier
Fiorence M. Campbell
Sottorn
Roy D. Dil
Reade
Jansen K. Hoornbeck
el Jenvilie
Peter Demeba
Landkope
N. J
Ralph W. Moore
Newton
Men Who Dare to Do and The Call of Opportunity
Fragmented text discusses conventional men, bold risk pursuers, and the lure of opportunity. It praises fearlessness as a defining trait and contrasts daring individuals with average peers, noting the allure of facing challenges and the pursuit of greatness.
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Drug Concern
Mex
Catherine V. Carmody
Miss Nelle Folk
Amy Nurse Corps
Camp Hospital 26
A. Mw
Tj, Downey
Camp Gimong Noc
M. J. Parlin
Los Angeles
Thomas Jones
Dhank
Thimonth
Rot Vie
Eeira
Taye
Mra Barry
O’shea
Mrs. Lane
Kerp
John F. Behrent
Nelson B. Root
Marjorie McColl
Wm. J. Kortright
Comets
Catherine Laubers
Rose Sheridan
Jennie Alice
John Murray
Sergt Louis Murray
Camp Meade
Addie M. Cranse
Hoty
Fred
Scotch Town
Johnson City
Joseph Schramm
Venezia
Santa Maria
America
Pates
Spain
Atlantic
National Guard
Kemme) Hill
Orange County
Belgium
Kemmell Hill
Prite
Ben A. Franklin
Polo Grounds
John F. O’ryan
Stanley H. Ford
Homer B. Battenberg
J. M. Wainwright
B. KR. Williams
Edward R. Maloney
Joseph J. Daly
William H. Hallahan
H. S. Sternberger
Charles P. Franchot
Hugo F. Jaeckel. Jr
William C. Heffron
OLD Firm
G. B. Higgins
U.S
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