New Auto Plates Ready Five Days Early Across State
Motor Vehicle Commissioner Hartnett bans excise from owners without a 1926 license before January 1 and rejects extensions. Plates may be issued December 27, with county clerks handling most counties and New York City districts excluded. Residents can apply in person, by mail, or through automobile clubs. processing takes minutes and clubs may supply blanks and issue plates under clerk approval.
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A. Hartnett
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Greater
New York
Albany
Motor Vehicle
Chambers of Commerce
Westchester to reach 500000 by end of 1926 says official
Irwin L. House of the Westchester County Bureau of Public Information says the county will have at least 500000 residents by year end 1926 based on housing under construction. He notes the five year gain is the largest in county history with high class homes and scattered elevator apartments driving growth.
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Westchester County
Irwin L. House
Westchester County Bureau of Public Information
House
Westchester
Santa on Horseback Ride of St. Nicholas Across Roofs
Belgian St. Nicholas arrives on a white horse over house tops instead of a sleigh. Children place a carrot in their shoes for the horse of St. Nicholas.
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St. Nicholas
Scarsdale Village to Hold Meeting on Street Plan
The Board of Trustees of Scarsdale will meet at Village Hall on Tuesday evening December 22 1925 at 8 15 to consider a petition to lay a street 50 feet wide extending northerly in continuation of Bell Street from Carman Avenue to Tunstall Elbee about 220 feet. John R Ross village clerk dated December 9 1925.
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Scarsdale
Bell Street
Carman Avenue
Tunstall Elbee
John R. Ross
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