Farmers oppose the New York State Federation of Agriculture
A May 26 1918 conference adopted a statement opposing the New York State Federation of Agriculture. A resignation of temporary officers was submitted, with a call for unity among existing farmers organizations and caution against local affiliations. Signatories include Stevens Sharp Giles Ford etc from Dairymen's League Farm Bureau and other state agricultural groups.
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New York State Federation of ‘Agriculture
Stata
Times-Press
The
Dairymen's League’ News
B. R. Eastman
Chief Agricultural Organization of
Newe York Stata
New York State Federation of Agriculture
Agricultural Organization
State of
New Yorks
Fampere
le Posmile
Dedicabis
Stevens
Ira. Sharp
Com
N. Giles
Cooper
Dairymen‘s League, Inc
FH. Thomson
Albert, Manning
Herbert
J. Kershaw
Leigh
J. Kirkland
L. Strivings
New York State Federation Farm Bureaus
D. V. Farldy
Fred Boshary
New York State Agricultural Bouiery
AJL
Brockway
State Dairymen's Association
Inashineh
New York Federation of Agriculture
Federation of Agriculture
Fire destroys minister’s barn in Florida village
In Florida on June 4 at 10 30 a fire was discovered in the barn of Rev A E Chamberlain in the village and the structure was noon destroyed with its contents. Firemen fought to stop spread toward G W Sperry’s nearby barn. Origin unclear but thought to stem from kerosene used to burn chicken coops. Loss amount not given.
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Florida
A. E. Chamberlain
G. W. Sperry
Chamberlain
Peace With Victory Republican Slogan
Witl Hays of Indiana, chair of the Republican National Committee, outlined three key policies at a Massachusets dinner for lawmakers. He urged winning the war now, pursuing peace with victory rather than compromised principles, and preparing soberly for postwar reconstruction addressing future national challenges.
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Boston
Republican Party
Witl Hays
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Republican State Committee
Floyd M Horton Will Disposes of a $7 000 Estate
June 4 Port Jervis New York Floyd M Horton uncle of Eve Smith Benzyman leaves entire estate about 7000 in personal property to his widow Dollie Horton executrix He died March 30 survived by widow Port Jervis niece two sisters and a brother plus eight other nieces and nephews including John Birdell Gorham Smith Mary Burdett Minnis Beatie and others from Warwick Peekskill Middletown and Warwick area.
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New York
Floyd M. Horton
Eve Smith Benzyman
Port Jervis
Dollie
Horton
Eade Horton Balwock
Grad Avenue
Middiewwn
Maple Dale Social Gatherings and Faculty News
Maple Dale residents hosted visitors from Middletown and Newburgh over the weekend. The Mount Hope Dramatic Club plans a future play. Docto Doasle Mapes graduates as a nursing nurse and aims to join Red Cross service. Maple Dale school will close next week with a picnic at Corwin’s grove.
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Maple Dale
Wilbur Brown
Middletown
Mra
Strown
Dra
B. O. Corwin
Misa Miller
Newburgh
Lydia
Hall
Mount Hope
Nelson
Edward Dodd
Dodd
Winfield H. Mapes
Glen Ridge
N. J
Worttown
Mrx
Mapes
Reed
Mapen
Mayen
Desalo
W. Mapes
Mins Doasle
Pont Graduate Hospital
New York City
Red Cross
and Mora
Jease Mapes
Magie Dale
Alfred Shinner
Washington, D.C
Dalia
Corwin
Ira Smith
Mira
Smith
Qtta
Coe Smith
Montes
Jesse Mapea
Jesse Mapea, Mr. and Mra
Wilton Neall
Chicken Salad Supper by Prenebyterian Church Group
A chicken salad supper is planned by the Marrower Division of the Prenebyterian Church at the spacious home of ex-Superior W. Frank Lala on Friday evening June 2. Doors open at 7:30 o'clock with supper served afterward. A cordial welcome is extended to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woerttow
Marrower
Prenebyterian Church
W. Frank Lala
Services at the State Hospital Devotional Service
The State Hospital held Sunday devotional exercises led by Dr. George W. Grinton with a sermon on Isaiah 55 12 and Memorial Day themes. Music featured soprano solos and a choir. Red Cross pledges totaled 2006 55 dollars. Hospital staff and visitors included M G Ashley in Kingston, Mrs Arthur S Moore and Catherine Moore leaving for Petersburg, and notes on inmate activities and exams.
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Roy
George W. Grinton
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
State Hospital
Lta
Virginia Tidewater
Gly' Mar
Gounod
R. Thomas
Boprano—Mra
Augusta Collette
Hiss Logan Sundstrom
O. M. Gregory
Rass
Fred J. Hodge
Pilanlet
Mias
Helen G. Hampson
Chaotic reminiscences and local job changes at year-end notices
A jumbled, period-piece notice recounts holiday crowd scenes at Midway Park and Port details, mentioning James McMorrow and a mystery-band, with several local personnel updates. George B. Carpenter retires as mail driver. Breger H. Van Fredenburg and Mayo take new hospital roles.
Town Board Plans Voter Machines for Mamkating
At a regular meeting the Mamkating Town Board discussed woman suffrage and election costs. They decided to buy three United States Standard Voting Machine Co machines for use in current districts, with delivery around August 1, and considered possible redistricting to add two or three districts.
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United States
Voting Machine Co
Soldiers Socks Appeal to Knitters to Follow Rules
The Red Cross knitting committee urges knitters to strictly follow the official sock knitting directions from the workroom. Turned heels and toe finishing are explained in detail to avoid seams and ridges, with knitters invited to bring unfinished socks during designated hours for demonstration and guidance.
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The
Red Cross
Atlantic
Red’ Cross
Ministers Meet At Golf Club Enjoy Picnic
Ministers from the Middletown and Vicinity association met Monday afternoon at the Golf Club for a regular monthly gathering. An 18-member dinner followed by a book review by Rev. CM Ackeman and Dr. Rideetars on Fear God and Serve Your Own Town sparked discussions. Rev Dr Kirkwood shared brief notes on World War camp experiences and sympathies were adopted for Rev Mr Visr of Gosden.
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Middletown
CM. Ackeman
Rideetars
R. ©. Kirkwood
Itr. Yisr
Gosden
Hampson Engaged as St Pauls Organist and Director
Mias Helen G. Hanproo is chosen as organist and choir director for St Paul’s Church starting July. The article notes a teen recital and a local entertainment at Mechanica Home on May 3 raising 7.93 dollars for the Red Cross, with 7.61 collected earlier.
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Mias
Helen G. Hanproo
St Paul's Church
Miax
Mias Hampson
Mechanica
Pioneer anthracite voyage opens Lackawaxen coal era
The article details Maurice Watts and the Nobles pursuing coal along Jones Creek and the Wallenpaupack to the Lackawaxen, first transporting anthracite to Philadelphia via rafts. It chronicles failed early raft attempts, road building from Anderson to Jones Creek, and 1820s efforts to reach market despite river rapids and winter limits.
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Tonea
Delaware River
Walteapaupack
Mountains
Lackawanna
Lamerne
Lackawaxen
Delaware
Eeter
Anderson
Providence
Jones' Creek
Lackawanna “River
Wallenpaupack
Dotsibie
Rixe
Gap
Wheeling
Philadelphia
Hirun Frisbee
Pike County
O Wallenpahpeck
Dan. Kimble
Lackswaxen
Philidelphia
Bavigatkin
Missing Stanley H Southwell Not Among Transport Survivors
Fragmented report notes Stanley H Southwell not among missing on the President Lincoln transport. Navy dispatches say the transport was torpedoed but most passengers, including wounded soldiers, were saved. Lieut. Edouard Vo M. Iaaace reportedly picked up and held as prisoner by the submarine.
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Washington
Army
Lincoln
Navy Department
Sima
Admiral Sims
Edouard Vo M. Iaaace
Ianaca Ta Tram
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Prescent
Navy
Department
Jos
Fallon Held On 1000 Bail In Port Jervis Hearing
Patrick Fallon of Port Jervis was arraigned before US Commissioner Edward J. Colian at Newburg on a charge of furnishing liquor to soldiers on May 30. He was held on $1000 bail for further hearing and committed to Orange County jail in Newberg. Crowder Asks People’s Aid in Draft Enforcement Craig Crowder urges citizens to report ineligible men to local draft boards.
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Patrick Fallon
Port Jervis
United States
Edward J. Colian
Newbargh
F. A. Brown
Port Jersie
Colina
Orange County
Newberg
Crowder
Washington
James Ratex
Aca
Monell Buys Fish Hatchery in Orange County
Ambi Monell, president of a large mining company, announced the purchase of a private fish hatchery near Tuxedo in Orange County. The hatchery’s entire output will be used to restock streams and lakes in Bullivia County, including local estates.
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Foresbburgh
Ambi Monell
Internationa Nickel
A. Larg
Forestburgh
Tuxedo
Orange County
Bullivia
Mayors Conference Sets Joint Schedule for Newburgh Trip
Albany and West Point city officials plan a ninth annual gathering in Newburgh next week. The program includes a review of cadets, a ride to Mount Beacon, a fourth session, and formal entertainment hosted by Newburgh officials.
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Albany
Newburgh
Ya On-Tharedes
Palisades
Interstate “Park
Coun Irfsajon
Mount Beacon
Raasch Resigns from Municipal Civil Service Board
Emil Raasch of the Municipal Civil Service Board has sent an resignation to Mayor Cox citing relocation and recent purchase. At the next meeting of the Com municipal council, the mayor will nominate Raasch’s successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil &. E. Raasch
Municipal Civil Service Board
Cox
Comtoca
Raasch
Local Resekahs Buy War Savings Certificate Watch
Morris Washington Rebekah Lodge No. 33 reports purchase of a War Savings Certificate at its regular meeting. It was voted to combine with subordinate lodges in observing memorial services on Thursday, June 15, at the cross.
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Morris Washington Rebexah
Jane Is
Ross
North Street Church Likely To Accept Call
A fragment suggests North Street Congregational Church is expected to accept a call. The text references Rev W W Sone inaket of Jarestown and Whe hes Deen giter a Seems att Te peeterme, indicating choosing a pastor or leadership transition at the church.
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North Street
W. W. Sone
Jarestown
North Street Congregational Church
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Dr. Grinton
Hoapitey
B. F. van Sickle
Arbler
Hethinltz
Val
Williame
Bryant Washburn
Duccaneer
M. G. Ashley
Kingston
Arthur 5. Moore
Catherine
Petersburg
Moors
Camp Lee
Foch
Chamec
Enos Brink Bar
Chima Munroe
Misa. Augusta Kielmerer Han
Pearl Doonelly
Sutimilville
Miss Terasie
Ue School of
Nerwing
Bealde
Hien
Mie
Helen M. Comey
Weat
Wren
Tonne
Bowsebold Clase
James McMorrow
Goehen
Geahen
Phil
Trojiey
Muah
aehanice-Monroe
Merv. Devald B
Williants
George “B. Carpenter
Mail
Breger H. van Fredenburg
North White Lake
Id Mayo
Mamakating
Tha Foward
Wurisboro
D. Knapp
Tha Pears Totd
Seybolt ‘and Rogers
GF. Harding
Hampson
ST. Paul's
Weihava
Maurice Watts
Beeth
Rolton
Hidden Rock
Dave Nobdlea
Lackawanna Valley
Thea ' Delaware
Waries
Jonca’ Creek
Dave Nobles
Isie
Ragged Island
Wallenpeapack
Wilcouville
Lackawaxca
Pawpack Eddr
Hawiey
Solden Rock
Mallee Delow Haxies
Nodies
Uhronga Rives
Moosic Mountains
Stanley H. Southwell
Containey
H. Southwell
Mman L. Southwell
Apaneport
Press
Emma
Southwell
Salas
Mr. Southwell
Sinai
Amecon
Asay
Foreign ‘Service
Fallon
Monell
Orange Co
Wigil
West Point
EMIUL
Resekahs
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