WANTS MEN SENT BACK TO FARMS
Senator Eton BR. Brown of Water town writes to the New York Times with proposals to boost food production in Amelia. He urges stopping the draft from farming families, opening government tracts, and training workers for farm labor while avoiding draconian measures. He argues for practical steps to increase harvests and reduce urban relief, warning against wasteful spending and calls for cooperation with agricultural officials.
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Eton BR. Brown
Watertown
New York
Amelia
Moltor
Hoover
Searen
Saeh Bey
Fara
Bereaudins
Truip
Mien
Guljed
Aranhia
Washington
Faraern
Germany
Duc Toi
End of U Boat Menace Nears in Commons Debate
Fragmentary OCR shows Sir Eric Geddes, First Lord of the Admiralty, in a House of Commons session discussing the U boat threat. References to dates in November and March hint at naval containment measures and policy shifts amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Geddes
House of Commons
Eric
Pep
Msecon
Fragmented Opinion Notes Mention 1011 WS
A partial text fragment references listening and opinions with stray phrases about 1011 WS. The readable portion implies others’ views but lacks clear actions or events.
Moravians Discuss History and Aids at Church Meeting
A Moravian Church gathering reviewed the early settlement from 1722 to 1740, noting the Georgia mission and the Little Town of Bethlehem. Mrs Gregory led prayers, and Mag. We. Dickerson reported supply values and a letter of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vist Presbyterian Chugardle
Sunnase
Ula
Mra Gregory
Dickerson
Boa Uie
Wits
Persia
Deirut
Beleunin
Dis Uring
Per Guna
John
Gravion
Frenchy
Kingdon
Saxony
Georgia
Lin
Geltidelen
Ure
Jethteison
Drethren
Lana
Mra. Plory
Monivian Church
Ehort
Whitenawe
Allee Savenay
Egrad
Dairy Cash-Flow Failure Triggers Bankruptcy Review
A New York dairy concern enters bankruptcy with inquiries into its finances and asset status. The firm faced insolvency allegations and potential court action as investigators scrutinize liabilities and operations across its dairy network.
Atlas Plant Employs Twenty Five Workers
A fragmentary notice reports that twenty five men are employed at the Atlas Plant. The text is garbled with unclear phrases and names, but confirms ongoing work and employment at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATLAS
Missing Fragments Cloud Completion Sketch
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a discussion of finishing facilities or teams with unclear entities. The readable parts suggest a focus on competition or collaboration, but no concrete names dates places or outcomes are identifiable from the text.
Kelmsman Held as Spy in Belgian Ships Case
Reports say IMO Kelmsman is detained as a suspected spy amid investigations into a Belgian ship collision and a nurse at the hospital described the patient as unsettled. A second examination followed and doctors noted no clear intent from the patient while efforts to influence a nurse were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imo Kelmsman
Hallas
Juhansen
Helingmen
New York
Johansen
Jotcifer
Lawyer on Hand Daily for Maddleteiway Recistrant Session
Valin Pailkner announced Friday that a daily lawyer will be on hand beginning Tuesday at the Hy Tall to assist registrants. The session is expected to require 27 sand Mer with sessions continuing through the week and may include an advisor in the Deceminr Ts era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valin Pailkner
Toadawson
Pavihner
Deb Brichy
Avin raMhas
Beakes Wins His Seat in House
Washington December 14 final returns show the Second Michigan district seat awarded to Democrat Willard Tee after a contest over irregularities. Beakes led slightly but the case went to the House due to technical questions. Beakes is brother of Dr. Robert O. Beakes of Bloomingdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michigan
Mark R. Baten
Willard Tee
Examinations Held in Basement of Federal Building
Six examinees took the Civil Service examination for stenography or teaching in the basement of the Federal Building. A. Y. Harrig, secretary of the Board of Civil Service, supervised as others joined near nine. A storm thwarted travel and limited participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks
Iralding Bridar
Board of Civil Service
Aminer
A. Y
Lown
Government ownership urged by rail commission official
Washington December 14 Major Brockhart of the news State Railway Commission urged government ownership of railroads before the rainy congressional railroad committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gy Associates Press
Washington
Major Brockhart
Tews State Railway Commission
Congressional Railroad Committee
Surgeons Operate on Two Children in County Hospital
The operation was performed successfully by Dr. A. Bo Chappell and Dr. Role Kearns. Mr. and Mrs. Horna son ul of Herrin reported the medical procedure went smoothly for their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin Gay Horna
Dra A A. Bo Chappell
Role Kearns
Smith Estate Net Value Reveals Historical Wealth
The Smith estate shows a net value around 1 017 495 dollars. The document lists payments, real estate, and charitable actions tied to the estate, with various names and amounts referenced in an 18th or 19th century context.
Wrapped Note in Arriving Signal Cap
A note wrapped around a large railroad signal cap was seen from a passing troop train in Middletown. Three Middletown patriots George W. Jayes Horace D. Martin and David Foyt were bound for Kelly Field Texas to train as aviators. The note wished Merry Christmas and sent regards to all. A similar note was dropped at Howells and its contents telephoned in.
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Middletown
Cac
Middleown
Icc
George W. Jayes
Horace D. Martin
Empire Garage
David Foyt
Fire destroys Shiels' Hotel in Elionville
Fire destroyed the large hotel of James Shiels at Lackawack on Thursday afternoon. The blaze started about 2 o'clock and is believed caused by a defective chimney. Shiels' Hotel, open year round for 50 years, was famed for cuisine and summer dinners and drew prominent guests. Insurance covered about half the loss.
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Elionville
James Shiels
Lackawack
Siels
Ding
Ulster
Savamin
US May Halt Mining of Gole and Nearby Resources
A garbled text fragment suggests the United States considering halting mining of golet materials and related resources. It references a policy board, wartime sentiment, and across country measures, with mentions of shortages and potential impact on communities in the West.
Arch Swindler Crawford's life reads like a novel
Samuel Oakley Crawford known as Rev Arthur Worthington died in the Newburgh jail after a woman from Wilmington identified him as her 1936 husband Charles Graham Boone. He swindled countless women, posed as many professions, and accumulated millions over about four decades before his death.
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Samuel Oakley
Crawford
Arthur Worthington
Newburgh
uines-Press
Jennie A. Showalter
Wilmington
Del
Charles Graham Boone
Newport News
New Hamburg
Saugerties
Columbia
Albany
Australia
New Zealand
New
Utah
Lord Ashton
Artington Buckingham
Griffin
Tere
John D. Crawford
Europe
Spokane
Providence
A. F. Ward
Emma Marie Perry
Poughkeepsie
Oxford
Showalter
Burglars Loot Don Ov an Dry Goods Co Store
Thieves broke into the Or & W Dry Goods Co in the Donovan Building on North Street and stole shoes and women’s wear from the store. The burglary occurred Friday night or early this morning near the Erie railroad tracks, with entry thought to be made by an insider familiar with the building.
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Or. & W. Dry Goods Co., Inc
Donovan
North Street
Donovan Block
Bieim
Fime
James Street
Stituen
Erie Railroad Tratks
Harman
M. G. Gessett
Gusmerrins
Shieves
Sergeant Radzinsky Home On Furlough From Camp Wadworth
Charles F. Radzinsky, M. Sergeant in the 8th Company J First Infantry, stationed at Camp Wadworth Spartanburg, is spending a furlough with his family in Middletown. He arrived Friday morning delayed by the show crowd and notes the soldiers anticipate tea bar raves and are enjoying duties with the 26th Division in the south. Weather is cold with trench work described. An unrelated New York item discusses a court denial about police restraint in a separate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Radzinsky
Camp Wadaworth
Spartanbure
3. C
Middletown
Funeral for Miss Anna Gordon Held at Home and Grace Church
The funeral for Miss Anna Gordon was held Saturday at 1 30 p m at her parents home 10 Linden avenue with a prayer service then public services at Grace Episcopal Church at 2 o clock conducted by Rev F Smithers Jr Pallbearers were CG William Bosch Walter L Benedict Darwin S Lounsbury and Henry C Birtwistle A large number of friends visited the home from 9 to 11 in the morning and left tokens of affection for the departed placed on and around the casket
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gordon
Archibald Gordon
Linden Avenue
Grace Episcopal Church
F. §. Smithers, Jr
Miss Gordon
William Bosch
Walter L. Benedict
Darwin S. Lounsbury
Henry C. Birtwistle
Unionville Camp Five Girls Hold Food Sale
Unionville notes a food sale by the Camp Five Girls clearing 8. Red Cross meets Wednesdays at 2 PM with room for more workers. Mrs. Jack Everett of Sussex NJ visited her mother and sister on First Avenue. Tk. Miles spends the week in New York.
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Unionville
Red Cross
Jack Everett
Sussex
N. J
First Avenue
Tk. Miles
New York
Hot Water Drinking and Stomach Cleansing Claims
An article cites Jes Fh Sas Lee and Wm Eastman promoting hot water drinking as a cleansing method for the stomach. It says drink a considerable amount of hot water with salt in a single shot, noting a quart can cause fainting if consumed rapidly.
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Jes
Lee Times
Sars Wm. Eastman
Soap Berry Tree in Western Reuador Described
The Mhoneshio sap berry tree grows in humid western Reuador reaching about 11 feet tall with wide branches and large fruit similar to cherries. Its red pulp surrounds the stone, and the sap is so soapy that some people at Resater use it as soap, valued at many times the weight of the fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuador
Resater
TaN Tree to Ussel in Central Americas Ward
A garbled note describes a ten foot wide tree or weed near a winders station in a Central American area. No clear names, dates, or events are readable.
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Ussel
Wnedicime Winders Station
Msm
Central
Americas
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