Farm Bureau plan defended by local farmer in Goshen meeting
The writer defends the Farm Bureau program amid a county meeting in Goshen. He cites support from about 30 farmers, urges all farmers to join, notes farm agents promoting feed efficiency and dairy management, and urges education and cooperation with local banks and businesses. The letter asks Mr. Weckser to visit and discuss Farm Bureau work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitter Times
Mn Weekes
Condemmatan
Burea
Dogher
Bauizeu
Wits
Ila
Csiteer
Utangi
Quan- Qiong
Decker
Beehse
Bomeune Guar
Likin
Flight Berg
Darmer
Burgaw
Yio
Lotte
Dtuaca
Anilli
Farm Bureau
Danagera
Orange County
Jt and 1
Mr. Uecker
Histoire Track Praise in Local Education Feature
A garbled excerpt extols the Histoire Track and local schools with references to places in New York and picturesque settings. It mentions county landmarks, summer events, and a call to visit notable halls and homes, praising regional culture and scenic beauty amid dated prose.
Taste Differences in Boys and Girls Reported in Study
Study notes varying taste preferences between genders with comments on how boys and girls react to certain flavors and textures. Researchers discuss potential influences of biology and environment on taste sensitivity and food choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Mtr
Tetom
Poe
Qualifier of Courage Amidst Jumbled Text
A garbled excerpt hints at differing kinds of courage and mentions theories and a dog named Walter. The readable fragment lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller report.
Incomplete OCR Text From Baltimore American
Fragmentary line reads about 9rs alvc prt or shut and urging to stop stumbing and go to erk on the sexe. Appears as a garbled Baltimore American note with no clear event or details.
Ramble and Reform in a Turbulent Season Echoes
A fragmentary column parodies public quotas and moral talk as readers debate what a ramble is and how public virtue, marriages, and newspapers shape opinion. It notes a Cincinnati ministeral figure pushing a divorce cure and cites Wanamaker and Brumbaugh on the press being an educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Slade
Albany Journal
Boston Globe
Houston Post
Utica Press
Tribute to fallen foe in wartime funeral ceremony
Fragmentary report recalls a memorial act abroad praising German dead soldiers. The account mentions a funeral scene aboard a flagship and references Allied and German combatants in a distant theater, with limited readable details on participants or location.
Kaiser Will War On Ships in Briton Crisis
London dispatch quotes Grand Admiral von Tirpitz asserting Germany will ring England with submarine warfare to starve Britain, warning of forbidding neutral ships from approaching British harbors. He says America may object but England seeks war and profit, with Kaiser era goals and an antipathy toward Germany guiding plans.
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London
von Tiepits
America
England
North Sea
Germany
Great Britain
von Titpitx
Japan
Tod Faust
Edward
Garage Company Must Return Cash in Newburgh Suit
In Newburgh on December 23 the case of Daniel B Smith v Monroe Garage Company went before Justice Tompkins. The jury found Smith entitled to his money and allowed the garage to keep the automobile in disguise. defendant argued the contract permitted a return if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Daniel B Smith
Monroe Garage Company
Ried
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Elwood C. Smith
John Smith
George W. Smith
Minietak
Rnest Smith
Monroe
Lcense
Smith
Brick Company Awarded Verdict in Ulster Suit
The Ulster Brick Company sues Murtha and Schmaohl Co of New York City over unloading delays on 100,000 Merrite bricks. Jury finds defendant partly responsible and awards $233 plus interest from March 13 1914, with 30 days to appeal and 60 to prepare the case. Attorney Graham Witschich represents Ulster Brick Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulster Brick Company
Hiram Merritt
Murtha & Schmaohl Co
New York City
Tompkins
Supreme Court
Newburgh
Arthur R
Graham Witschich
Ulster Brick Co
Decrees Granted in Ford Estate in Surrogate Court
Decrees granted in the judicial settlement of the estate of Seanneth M. Fort late of Monrzec. Administrators Ream and Wizard Ro for the estate amounting to 974.18. And of the estate of Eugene Ro Grecary of Tuxedo Panale E Earls and Charress 2 Grerory executors amounting to PASI. Hertha Beattietes appointed administratrix of William 2 Peale, date of the soma of Montsemess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swezer
Newbargh
Seanneth M. Fort
Monrzec
Ream
Wizard Ro
Eugene Ro
Tuxedo
Panale
Charress
Hertha Beattietes
Wiliam
Montsemess
Christmas Eve entertainment at Westbrookville church
An entertainment program will be held at the church on Christmas Eve December 24 followed by refreshments in the basement. Mrs William Benedict and two children returned home from nearby Pert Ae Tyas. A teacher gathering and a drive near Sammmltvide were noted, with several local youths enjoying a Sunday outing and a Pittsburgh tale mentioned.
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William Benelict
Guts
Liner plot to destroy ships sparks wartime alarm
A confession from a German detainee alleges a plan to bomb the French liner Rochambeau and another ship as they sail for Havre. The captor claims bombmaking and disguise as a woman, with dynamite cited as 75 percent pure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Muer Hochambeau
New York
Hans Uolle
Frank Helm
United States
Halle
Havre
Europe
Rochambeau
Yukon
Alaska
Sarah M. Lawrence
Nassau Hospital
France
Prince Ferdinand
Duke de Montpensier
Bar tender Rettich Hailed Before Court In Murder Probe
New York December 23 District Attorney Whitman pressed Carl Rettich a West Hoboken N J bar keeper for memory of a chicken handlers meeting tied to the Barnett Bull murder on November 24 Rettich refused to answer at first then was remanded to the Tombs promising contempt if he persisted The grand jury adjourned with Rettich to be confronted again today as prosecutors seek consistency in his statements and notes of private talks conflict with his sworn account
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New York
Whitman
Carl Rettich
West Hoboken
N. J
Barnett Bull
Mnn
Malone
Hettich
James Moore
Baff
A. T. Pierson
Joe Cohen
Rettich
Judge Malone
Grand Jury
Harawitx
The Cattle Market. Receipts and prices drift through decline
Jersey City markets show light receipts across cattle and sheep with limited demand. Steers sold 10 to 15 cents higher than last Friday, cows slow and mostly unsold, lambs and mutton weak with prices down from prior levels. Trade drags to close, prospects for a steadier week with limited next Friday market. A House Party. WMie-Paw notes explain a house party in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sanders
Jersey City
Issels
Lamia
Lasi Sock
Drastic Rule Changes in Grand Circuit Trotting
Grand Circuit rules face overhaul after Monday committee meeting in Cleveland. Proposals cover judge stand control, eligibility rules, entry limits, and a four heat race experiment with point based outcomes and fastest heat rewards, to be reviewed by stewards in Detroit on January 12.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Wilre
W56
H. J. Sheppard
Columbus Driving Club
Grammary
Fulea
E. W. Swisher
Columbus
H K Devereux
Frad. Postal
Pine Bush Christmas entertainment moved to Wednesday
The Graham's Church Sunday school Christmas show, initially set for Monday the 28th, is now scheduled for Wednesday the 30th. The piece promises the usual fine entertainment, with all invited. Church services next Sunday feature a morning sermon on Nearing the End and an evening on Is the World's Great Age About to Begin Anew. Strangers welcome.
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Pine Bush
Graham’s
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tazs
Annie Scott
Abram J. Scott
Middletown High School
Board of Trade
Walta
Taxca
Shawangunk Lake
Dean
White Christmas Hangs on Gulf Storm Forecast
Washington reports the outlook for a white Christmas depends on a Gulf of California storm. Forecasters admit prediction is uncertain until the weather system sustains twenty four hours of activity. The hope remains for snowy weather across the northern United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Gulf of California
Board of Health Meeting Minutes
The Board of Health met in the City Hall on Tuesday. Only routine business was transacted. no major actions were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Health
Gregeni
Hai
Tuesdas Evorize
Iesesh
Harmonicus Question on Hack Driver Cough Issue
A witty line questions the condition of a hack driver with a persistent talking cough. The quip blends wordplay and social observation in a compact, period voice.
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Harmonicus
Townsmen Move to Oust Cleary as Clerk
In Haverstraw New York William Y. Cleary the acquitted slayer of Eugene Newman plans to resume his town clerk post on return from a trip with his wife daughter and son. Prominent residents say they will urge Governor Whitman to remove Cleary before his term ends December 31 1915.
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Albany
Tammany
State Civil Service Commission
Charles 8
Whitman
Jacob New
Brooklyn
McCooey
Meyer Wolf
Tammeny
Manhattan
Nell
James
Haverstraw
William Y. Cleary
Eugene M. Newman
Cleary
Anna Marie Cleary Newman
Mfr
New Paltz Feed Mill Destroyed in Fire
A Monday morning fire destroyed the Main Street feed mill near Wallkill Bailey Railroad in New Paltz. The building owned by Mrs. Heart Eliing and stock owned by Louis Lafevre were ruined. a horse belonging to Mr. Patrick died in the blaze. Total loss about $12,000 with $5,000 insured.
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New Patt
Ead
Main Street
Wallkill Bailey Railroad
Mra
Heart Eliing
Louis Lafevre
Patrick Cumed
Value of Yerkes estate decreases
New York reports the 12 million plus estate of Mrs Mary Adelaide Yerkes, widow of Charles T Yerkes, has been reduced to 4 6 4 294 by an accounting filed in a surrogate's court by the executors. The estate was valued at more than 12 million at Yerkes death. The item includes unrelated newspaper text and advertisements混
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New York
Mary Adelaide Yerkes
Charles T. Yerkes
Chicago
SIAR
Terkes
Yerkes
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Noth Stark
Countien
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Almay
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New Yeak
Valiera
Towle
Tinie
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Zentle Reader
Manning
John Wanamaker
Mer
Philadelphia
Mardin G. Brumbaugh
Cinpr Etecy
Pennsylvania
du Fet
Universaits of
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Puli
Kaiser
Brick Company
Ford
Westbrookville
Thars
Dan
Fridas
Altondina
Eenius
Sippetis
Leder
Calver
de Wttna
Soetay
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tammanyites
Pine Bush Church
New Paltz
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