Orange County Farm Bureau reports 1915 16 progress
The board outlines farm bureau work in Orange County from 1915 through 1916 including limestone supply expansion with five pulverizers selling over 2 140 tons at net savings of about 4 000 to farmers. It details orchard, corn, alfalfa, fertilizer and dairy initiatives, tests, demonstrations, and cooperative projects aimed at improving farm management and production practices.
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Board of
Rupert
Orange County Farm Bureau
T. &. Milliman
Orange County
Bureau
Ita
Orange ‘County
Buredi
Erie Railroad
Ind
Nue
New York
Orance County
Annie
Bern
Alfa
Mir
New - York
Department of Farm Management
Cornell
Falls On Steps Injures Woman In Village Accident
In Mitchville on a Thursday afternoon Mrs. Valentine fell on main street steps while carrying her year old child and packages. She fractured her leg below the knee and was taken to a doctor for treatment. The child was unharmed. Mrs. Valentine recently moved to the village with her husband and is recovering under Dr. J. C. Coles care. The incident prompted sympathy from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchville
Dee
Valentine
F. J. Potter
J. C. Coles
Wilklow
Wagner
Bert. I Térwitliges
HR. Elting
R. W. Thowh
AW. D. Cunnningham
the Evening Star
J. HL Divine
Mra. R.elting
Sullivan County Mortgage Tax Totals Reported by Committee
The Sullivan County Supervisors Committee reports apportioned mortgage tax totals for towns and the state. It lists towns such as Bethel Callicoon Cochecton Delaware and Monticello with amounts for Town and State shares, totaling 607,728 to towns and 433,845.2 to the state and 92,334.83 combined.
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Anderson
Frack Brown
Rees ‘Baldwin
Sullivan“county
Bethel
Callicoon
Cochecton
Delaware
Falisburg
Foresth
Fremont
Highland
Liberty
Makating
Neversink
jRockland
Thompson
Tucton
True Bill Found in Gordon Case Indicts Emma Gordes and Others
Grand Jury delivers two indictments at Gordon mootice on December 16. Emma Gordes charged with first degree murder. Clare Slade Colonel Van Steenburgh and Benjamin Becker indicted for second degree murder. Bonds posted. trial set for next county term. Other defendants discharged. dairy improvement efforts and cooperative creamery plans noted in county proceedings.
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Mooticeo
Thursar
Ita Deliverationnr
Emma Gordes
Em Ma Doetech
Clare Slade
Colonel van Steenburh
Benjamin Becker
Charles FF. Lewis
Rockland
Carpenter & Resch
Baring Bees
Mstrici Allomer
George J
Cooks
Ernest 2
Ramsey
Wiler Lacey
J Seutack
Abraham
Fein
Chat Coodman
Irvine Brandwein
Irving Levine
Olive Branch officers elected at Sunshine Society meeting
The Olive Branch Sunshine Society elected officers for the year at a Friday meeting hosted by honorary president Mrs. M. Austin. Officers include president Mrs. J. Bltelten, first vice president Mrs. J. Skelton, vice presidents Mrs. John Puff and Mrs. Smith Livingston, secretary Mrs. W. Hemingway, treasurer Mrs. Smith Livingston, corresponding secretary Mrs. W. Hemingway, and press reporter Mrs. W. Hemingway.
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The
Sunshine Society
Austin
J. BL @telten
Nellie C. Furman
Boutero Division
Bonorart
Mir. M. B. Awatin
Charles Putt
J. R. Skelton
John
Smith Livingston
W. A. Hemingway
Charles Puff
Sollo
Tina Pilgrix
Andrew Herbison
J.R. Skelton
W. A. Hartin
Bee
AL Buttin
Eoclety
Milk profits reveal one third cent per quart in city
New York, Dec. 16 The investigation committee released figures showing that distributing companies earned an average profit of one third of a cent per quart of milk sold in the city. The CPA Herbert R. Hawkins analyzed books of Sheffield Farm, Borden, Alex Campbell Co, Mutual, McDermott, and Clover Farms, detailing producer payments, hauling, delivery, freight, administration, and overhead to reach a total profit per quart of 0.0004 dollars.
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New York
Wicksnvestigation Committee
Tog
Herbert R. Hawkins
Broadway
Sheffield Ferme
Borden, Alex, Campbell& Co
Mutual, McDermott and
Clover Farms
Careasim Savevete
Faevenesce
Excelsiors Dine at Truck House on King Street
The Roast Pie dinner hosted by the Excelsior Hook and Ladder Company on King Street Friday drew about a dozen members and guests. The meal at 6 20 pm in the third floor dining room included a McConnell orchestra concert before and during table service under organizers Howard Rockafellow and William VonRer. Committee members Willis H. Davis Mark Hopkins Homer Cart LeRoy Rowker Edward Waetan ensured arrangements. Menu featured celery pickles salted peanuts roast pig olives dressing gravy mashed potatoes hot bread hot coffee pumpkin pie apple pie and more.
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King Street
Excelator Hook and Ladder Company
Geests
McConnell
Truck House
Howam D. Rockafellow
Wiliam VonRere
Willis H. Davis
Mark A. Hopkins
Homer D. Cart
leRoyd& Rowkr
Fiward
Waetan
C. and W. Band Dance a Decided Success
Tie dance by the C. and W. Band at Bester Hall Friday evening drew a good crowd despite weather concerns. Music for churchgoers was provided by the band and enjoyed by attendees. A street parade was planned but modified by conditions, with a brief program in front of the hall.
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Bester’ Hall
Sue & Gaddeh
Mavie
Ibe
Newburgh Egg Boycott Proclaimed by Mayors Legal Question
Copies of mayoral proclamations declaring an egg boycott have been sent to the U S Supreme Court to test legality. Mayor Thompson of this city says the proclamation was a suggestion to abstain from use to possibly lower prices and denies it targets any individual or group.
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Newburgh
Jonathan D. Wilson
Ogee
United States Supreme Court
Boscott
United Hatters of
North America
Burns
Yeay
New York
Local notices and social items from Bloomingburg area
Village news lists illnesses and visits, a birthday gathering, a dance with Clapham orchestra, and church society meeting notes. It mentions travels to Jersey City and New York, a large wedding cake novelty, a knighthood joke from a Scottish paper, and humorous quips about life’s perversities and highway chatter.
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Bloomingburg
Mary E. Brana
Thrall Hospital
Middletown
Aurelia Clapham
George Silester
Jersey City
Kienda
Walter Garrison
Alva Comfort
W. Cairns
Clapham
Francis E. Clapham
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
van Benschoten
Franklin Lawrence
New York City
James A. Bodine
James A. Bodine Spent Last Week To ‘Monticello
Alfred Owens
Wurtsboro
King
George A. Smith
Dartey Tale From Western Asia Hints at Family Feud
Fragmentary notes describe Dartey linked to western Asia and a grave family, with references to Graminem and grain cultivation. The text hints at motives, exit of wid forms, and grees berdeses amid an unclear event.
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Dartey Ln
Western
Asia
Dartey
Graminem
Free antitoxin to combat diphtheria urged for all
Health officials urge use of New York State antitoxin supplied free of charge for diphtheria treatment. Physicians and the public should know antitoxin is available without cost, yet some families report paying for it. The local board of health distributes sera and vaccines, prompting calls to stop charging patients for antitoxin.
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State Department of Health
New York State Department of Health
Board of Health
Middletown
Underwood backs aerial mail route cooperation
Erie Railway President Frederick D. Underwood offered to provide landing spots on Erie property and furnish searchlights every 20 miles to support the new aerial mail corridor from New York to Chicago. He cited pilots and landings at Hornell Salamanca and Marion and recalled the first Chicago New York flight along this route.
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Post Office Department
New York
Chicago
Erie Railroad
Frederick D. Underwood
The
Erie
Chicago New York
Ruth Law
Underwood
Hornell
Salamanca
Marion
Rodgers
Suffrage Session Ends After Clergy Addresses
The Suffracinia of the Second Assembly District met at Grace Church parish house and adjourned before 4 PM due to a snowstorm. Rev Smithers and Rev Butler spoke, urging personal voter outreach while Mrs Frank A Vander lip and party rushed home to the Hudson by 3:45 PM. Major Thompean was unable to attend. organizers Mrs F L W Seward and Miss Mastin Gidds led the effort amid bad weather.
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Assembly
Grace Church
Hose
Frank A. Vander
Hudson
Butler
Campaich
Thompean
FL W. Seward
Goshes
Mstin Gidds
Newburgh Jail Praised by Grand Jurors
The December 1916 Grand Jury of Grants County commends the Newburgh jail for its clean sanitary conditions and efficient management by Under Sheriff Henry Halleck Jr. The resolution notes the inmates are well treated and fed, expressing satisfaction with the jail’s conduct and facilities.
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Newburgh
Crand
Vander Short
Henry Halleck, Jr
Walton JF. Westlake
Middle Ham
Grants County
Sherif Heats Halbeck, Jr
Aged Chauffeur Makes Long Trip to Reunion
The Albany Argus reports Warner, 73, a member of the Forty-ninth Massachusetts, drove his car from Wallkill to Pittafield to attend a reunion of his old regiment. He had never owned a automobile before this trip. The notice notes about 1,000 farmers’ families in the state and the term farmer in its broad sense.
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Albany Argus
Warner
Forty-ninth
Massachusetts
Wallkill
Pittafield
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Prairies
Malik
Ridgefield
Park
N. J
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Sullivan County
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Leacce
Akwatka Ee
Fareen
Olive Branch
Sanshine Society
Excelsiors
Mendelssohn
Thia
Adam Black
Edinburgh
Adam
Syed
Lewis Post-Dispatch
Wes
Atesia
Gulag
N. Y
G. P. Rodgers
Sheepshead Bay
Cal” Rodger
W Ho
California
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