Plans Monster Potato Acreage in Sullivan County
May 15 Monticello reports one farmer, Mr M Tosh, planted one hundred bushels of seed potatoes on the Hoyt farm, aiming for a large yield. The Monticello area sees rising demand for vacant houses and farms as strangers arrive seeking housing and land ahead of a busy season despite infantile paralysis era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Bridgeville
Peru
M’tush
Hoyt Price
Heller
M'Tasa
Hoyt
The Weakest Creator Concentrates Power On One Object
A fragment from Carlyle contrasts single focus with scattered effort. It notes that concentration on a single objective can yield results, while overextension weakens action and haste destroys lasting impact.
Wine tasters keep taste without swallowing in duty
Wine tasters in professional duties do not swallow wine. They hold a sip in the mouth for a moment and breathe through the nostrils to assess aroma and quality.
Auction notices and livestock sales across Hamburg area
Public auction listings detail dairy cattle and premium stock from D.C. Thompson farm near Johnson and W. H. Wickham, with high grade Holsteins, cows, and calves for sale. Also advertised are feed and farm equipment, various consignments, and contact details for bidders and auctioneers in Hamburg Sussex County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Auce Dioneer
D.C. Thompson Farm
Johnson
W. H. Wickham
Plattsburg Begins 6000 Officers Training Camps
The Plattsburg camps open with 6000 trainees from New England and New York, part of a nationwide program to form the first increment of a large U S army. Instructors and volunteers prepare wooden barracks, while courses focus on command, loading, and care for troops, to identify the best men for commissioned roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Plattsburg, N
United States
New England
New York
Atlantic
America
National Guard
Lattsburg
Centr
Blyle
Albany
Boston
Culver Wins Trap Championship At New York Athletic Club
Dr D L Culver of Port Jervis captures the trapshooting title at the Travers eland club event on a windy afternoon scoring 188 of 700. B Stephenson is runner up with 187, R Tracy third with 166 as 61 shooters compete. Awards go to top finishers in five classes with multiple prize winners including D I Bradley and J Brandenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L Culver
Port Jarvis
New York Athletic Club
B. Stephenson
Rancey
Stxty
Prisse
D. I. Bradley
Ralph Sports
Esovad
C. J. Stein
Honore Ie Clase
T, Fekoni
M. Mc-Voy, Jr
Prise
A. T. Hennegtt
A. W. Chateh
J. J. Jiandenburg
Seo Ood
C. W. Demer
A. MN. Lowk
Pring
M. Eo Ad
Poco
W. Duishanty
A. W. Cure
A. Brown
McCutcheon
W. C. Moertner
City imposes hen space rules and coop ordinances
City Attorney Robert W. Doughty proposed an ordinance limiting chicken keeping to three square feet per hen and mandating whitewashed floors. Roosters face separate restrictions as officials inspect flocks, with enforcement by city committees. The measure echoes local farmer concerns and drew newspaper attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciy
Robert W. Doughty
Renee
Jean T. Cronin
Tocal
Henthorn
Otisville Ledger Courting News and Local Visits
Otisville May 15 reports Dr Keenin new veterinarian arriving at Palmer House. Brooklyn visitor Arthur Smith stops over. Frank Robbins and Mrs Glasy with children motor to Middletown. Miss Bradford hosts kin from Brooklyn. Multiple townsfolk visits, illnesses, theater event at Lyceum Hall. looming May 24 Chickens and world.
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Otisville
Keenin
Palmer House
Arthur Smith
Brooklyn
Frank Robbins
Clarence Glasy
Middletown
Miss Bradford
Lamb Brothers
Ftuth
Fred Bulley
Alfred Ketcham
Charles
Nebraska
Frank Writer
Wayne
Canada
Sire
Carrie Ketcham
Wallace King
Jersey City
Mary Ogden
Christ Ar Mitchell
Helena Gockril
Frank Robbing
Herbert Kine
Mra
Joly Dodd
Laton Horton
James McLaughlin
Hull
M. J. Green
George Daley
Elwood Fowler
W. Lang
Mra. Behan
Fort Jervis
Mr. Vail
New York City
Norman
Samuel Shorter
Quickenbuch Alsters
Clandy Hyde
Misa Ting Firth
Mary J. Hyde
New York
Orly
D. W. Lang
Mlesca Bradford and Glazier
Breene
Jordan
J. M. Park
Potata
Groot
Howells
James Greenleaf
McLaughlin
George Miller
Lydia Shoe
East Orange
James J. Bohan
Palmer ‘ Houe
Mr. Bobb
Lyceum Hall
Wurtaboro Talent
Harry M. Anderson
Sieter
Mira Ruth Dodge
Doorman
C. B. Smith
John Ingham
Huth Wodke
Drnnenberry
Inch Jenkins
Calla Carter
Jason Boddy
Helsey
Abraham
Horace Matterson
McGinty
Aus
Andersons
Inder Vieant
Archibal Powe
Milas
Hobtine
Tagelt
Russian Lion Seeks Mat Return Match
The manager of H. Man akeil seeks a return bout with Drokl after a tentative agreement. The parties reportedly discussed a proposed rematch and lines of negotiation, with both sides showing interest in resuming the contest.
Pastor's perilous sea voyage and reception in Montgomery
Montreal May 15 Thomas M Carey a pastor staying at Empire House recounts a 191 day voyage from Buenos Aires aboard the Catoletta and Joanna as storms battered the vessel. Repairs at Barbados and Bermuda. crew starved near San Juan before reaching Puerto Rico. Carey praised for surviving a brutal voyage and later received a $120 purse from Brick Church congregation in Montgomery at a Friday reception.
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Montgomery
Thomas M. Carey
Empire House
Huenos Aires
Joanna
Boston
River Platte
Veseco
Equator
Barbados
Cap: Hatteras
Gulf Stream
Bermuda
Divine
Forte Rico
San Juan
Bond
Kent
Fa Jnan
Carey
Bruce Ballard
T’ B. Lineburg
Brooklyn
Kings County
Edward Puff
John Mitchell
California
Julius Schmid
Beaver Dam
Jennie Lodge
Pacific Coast
Charlotte Wade
Ward Street
Newburgh
John Jr. Vanderoef
Philip H. Bevier
Carroll Street
Richard Bevier
Red
Ten Million Men Subject to Selective Draft Duty
Washington DC May 4 ten million men in the United States will be subject to the selective draft on duty 1 within the ages agreed upon in the conference report on ibs amy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States
Onion growers troubled by wind frost and seeds lost
Florida, Mar 15. Growers report high winds and frost destroying seed and fertilizer, delaying plant establishment. Celery crop prospects faded, rescuers work to salvage plants for late marketing. Also notes on military medical staff commissions and a funeral service, with fire departments raising funds and equipment purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Charles
Robert Carr
Enton Leerners
Serviers
Redearile
Econ
Pine Bush Preparations for Flag Day and Events
Pine Bush outlines a patriotic program for May 15 with a flag raising, band performances, church hymns, and a parade by Hook and Ladder Co. No. 4. Notables invited include Thomas W. Bradley, John R. Taylor, A C N Thompson, and Montgomery Schuyler Jr. Also notes births, musicales, and church events through mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping Bush
Pine Bush
Church Choira
Ping Bush Hook and Ladder Co
Thos. W. Bradley
Walden
John ©. R. Taylor
Middletown
A C. N. Thompson
Montgomery Schuyler, Jr
Ulsterville
Ecuador
George E. Wright
H. E. Deubler
H. R. Taylor
Fred D. Decker
Edan M. Billings
John
Samuel R. Whitten
H. J. Bogardun
Graham’s Church
John C. R.taylor
Edwin Knapp
Sinleeh
Sataray
Fords Crash On Highway Sunday In Montgomery County
A Ford car collision near Goshen on Sunday left minor damage when a second Ford veered into the hub. Rev. B E Tracy announces Sunday evening revival services at the Methodist Episcopal Church. John Metinire sails from New York to join the Eneileh army in London. Auto line schedule changes affect Newburgh and Montgomery routes. Clarence Crabtree Adolphus Saydam and others head to New York for a military physical exam. William Morrison, John Morrison visit Midgletown area. Willow Lece spends Sunday in Walden at Mrs. George Sharp’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Goshen
A. Gross
BE. R. Tracy
Methodist Episcopal Charch
Army
Jaobin Metinire
New York
Savonia
London
Eneileh Arm
W. Howden
Nts
Newburgh
Horace Porter
Clarence Crabtree
Harry Crabtree
Adolphus Saydam
Henry E Dreen Raydam
William
Morrison
John Morrison
Midgletown
Hia
Foun
Sundar
Willow
Lece
Walden
Rome
Geotge Sharp
Annual Meeting of Presbyterians in Siete Hill
The May 11 meeting of the late Ti Piernys ieten Church elected Charles Knapp and B M Tooker to leadership roles. Elders and trustees numbered 46, with a plan to end the feral year March 31 and fund drives for the 36 committee and 35 conie. A play titled Facaged br Wedeeedas will be presented by Preedsterian Chores on May 19 at Ryan’s Hz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siete Hill
Ping
Pence
He Bilgerary
Tn Ryans Hz
Fiaic
Aduba
Epworth League Anniversary Observed in Ellenville
On Sunday evening the Epworth League observed its anniversary with Rev. Joseph Eey preaching a strong sermon to the young people. The church was filled to near capacity as Miss Carolyn sang "Gweeter All the Days Go By" in a moving rendition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filenville
Epworth League
Joseph Eey
Carolyn
Ellenville
Billy
al. Baunders
Scranton
New York
M. £. Church
J. B. Appley
Justice Cleon B. Murray
William Devo
George Devo
Eastern New York
Fred J. Stratton
Fallsburg
J. J. Ryan
Center Street
Kimble
Jean L. Hoornbeek
Pittsioh Pa
Local Notes From Westbrookville May News Brief
Westbrookville residents share visits and arrivals with New York and nearby towns. Families attend services, societies prepare events, and local people travel for work or leisure as May activities proceed.
Wartboro Social Notes Mention Visits and Events
Wartboro notes for March describe Adelph Schietermacher visiting his son Dr. Schietermecher in Hadron Street, Mrs Marcatet Carper returning from New York, and Mr and Mrs Ostrander hosting guests at Marte Wie for the Fane. E. Crone preaches at the R D Church next Sunday. Mrs J E Holmes hosts a May 2 ladies’ party. Weekend visitors include Mrs Amat Lass of Kingston and Mrs Bagees Rhodes of Weetbrooktine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warteders
Adelph Schietermacher
Schietermecher
Hadron Street
Marcatet Carper
New York
Bee
Mra Ostrander
Pleem
Marte Wie
E. Crone
R. D
Ander
J. E. Holmes
Gectis
Amatlass
Kingston
Mre Bagees Rhodes
Weetbrooktine
Tere Fermreris Watlatoro Etrin
Aed Meek
Schick
Matamerar
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Sullivan County
J. BE. Holmes
Wurteboro
Hhong
Dam. P
Hamburg
Sussex County
Yellow Dent
G. W. Decker
P. W.W
Howills
N.Y. Nook
Dewoe Purdy
W. J. Lunnizy
Muctioneer
Aucion
Umbilo Muchos
bin Farm
Graben
Geehen Marida
Dent Mapes
Xrade Tel Ptojax
Chester National Tank
T. W. Heueton
William T. Coraeluua
Mableimer
North WH
Telephons
Helm
Drasch Ofloa
Ollaville
N.Y
Telephone Ny
Ledaviiitant
Automobile Sarice
Feyielad
Alexander Meneitt
Fimeta
James Ftiddlewowe
N.Y Tolorbous
Overville
Dimberg
Aeineal Poiaphone
Offce
Larat Lot St
Nuthwal Canker Co
Ee Ag
Murray Hill
N. T
Ay Sweleiami
Awlo Service
Wockafellow Durial CO
Nor Street
Phonan
Rockafelice
Mar
L'Red
Kool
Plattsburg
DR. Culver
A. C
Traverse Island
Cleveland Fiaiu Dente
H. Manakeil
Tia Laon Ti
Manakeff
Drokl
Walter Biddel
Washington
Walter
Pope Paton
Debrece
Doom
Pembl
W Htch
Bala Sation
Hos
A. C.N. Thompson
A. E
Methodist Episcopal Church
George EB. Wright
Gladys Corwin
Louis B. Schmitt
Mise Aimee Scott
Lena Decker
Katherine Terwilliger
M. Trumper
R. T. Brown
W. McDowell
M. E. Church
Luther B. Wilson
M. E
Annual Meeting OF Presbyterians
Slate Hill
Epworth League OF
Westbrookville
Westbrookvill
Charlotte Schmidt
H. H. Schmidt
Maple House
Mary Daly
Unionville
Mary
Robert Larg
George Wygant
Port Jervis
Jemsea Nation
W. C. Weingartner
Howe
Weingartner
W. S. Millar
Belle ‘Gerre
Ella Rice
Mise Elizabeth Gillett
L. A
A. J. Pantier
W. S. Miller
Aear
Wartsboro
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