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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a public notice or legal matter with names, dates, and fees. It references meetings, officials, and a possible financial obligation, but details are unclear due to garbled wording. The readable items include March dates, committee roles, and references to payments or charges.
Fragmented text shows a discussion of municipal and state party matters, delegate selections, and calls for governance reforms. It references February and June timelines, a Republican state committee, and mentions figures such as Senator Rage and Ex-President William Howard Taft era rhetoric. The piece blends political analysis with obituaries and tributes to public figures.
Mary F Stephenson, longtime Ellenville resident, dies at her South Main Street home after a prolonged illness at age 67. Widow of J. Stephenson, she moved to Ellenville three years ago with her husband and became a pillar of local social and charitable work. Her family and many in the community mourn her loss.
Albany January 21 Governor issues proclamation setting January 25 as Law and Order Sunday. It calls citizens to reflect on the aims of government and the meaning of loyalty to the Constitution. The governor warns that a small faction seeks to destroy the government and urges immediate action to deepen public understanding of constitutional duties.
Letter from William F Royce describes Aden and Abyssinia travel in 1909 aboard a Greton & Knight representative voyage. He notes Camel transport, Mesopotamian style lodgings, American Consul contacts, a dance aboard, and sights like the Camel market, ostrich feathers, and the ancient wells of Aden while detailing culture, currency mix, and hotel life during a long journey.
Mue Smildret Rongos of New York City received a copy of a soldier George Henderson’s letter dated November 2 from Vladivostok Siberia. Henderson, private in Company G 213th Infantry AELF, describes ship journeys to the Pacific, Guam, Manila and Vladivostok, reflects on Japan and war experiences, notes limited mail and cold weather, and mentions quarantine and training in Siberia since arrival.
An evening session at the First Baptist Church hosts about 44 attendees to hear Mr. Goudrich speak on The Brain and a subsequent lecture on the astrocomical relations of earth, sun, moon and planets. The event invites young people aiming to teach or lead Sunday schools to gain clearer understanding.
Brooklyn lecturer Dr Thomas Edward Patterton urged deliberation in dealing with Mexico, noting improving conditions and warning against rushed policy. He described Mexico as one of the coming countries, praised its beauty and history, and criticized press coloring before about 125 listeners at Christ Church Universalist.
Wassizgon Jem 11 machinery for enforcements of constitutional Prohibition announced by Intercal Fevencve Commtesteze. William J. McCarthy named supervising federal prohibition area chief for northeastern district with Mattox and surrounding regions. James Astertin oversees New York City Long Island Rhode Island Connecticut duties.
Formal opening and dedication of the addition to the Normal Rehab at New Paltz set for Friday afternoon at o clock. Speakers include Renate Charles W Walton of Kincslon and John IL Sine Jey of the Department of Migration. Attendance expected to be high with many guests and readers eager for the event.
Joseph HL Mseley of Cocks Falla, a former Kingston resident, has been accepted as editor of the Liberty Register. He attended Kingston Academy and the Columbia School of Journalism in New York, graduating some time ago. Robert E Beatty is noted in connection with the appointment.
Alaska notices recount fragmented names and terms from an obscure local item with unclear context. The readable parts indicate personal names and a place in Alaska, but the full event remains uncertain.
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