26 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1913
Page
1
Postmaster Burleson announces parcel post reforms for the first two zones. The first zone covers local delivery with a new 80 cent first pound rate and 1 cent per extra ounce or fraction. The second zone extends to about 150 miles from each office with adjusted per pound charges.
War Department rejects idea to discharge sewerage into the Hudson at Yonkers and requires construction of a sediment treatment plant. Objections center on river location and environmental impact.
The Westchester County Volunteer Firemen's Association hosts its sixth annual field day with events for all ages. Competitions include 100 220 and 440 yard dashes, 12 lb shot put, cowate ming race, 880 yard swimming, and 100 yard swimming for women. Men compete in 220 dash free chase race make and break hose race and hook.
George Magley of Hartsdale escaped serious injury after a Sunday night collision while returning from Rye Beach. His car was struck by another vehicle, shaking him and leaving him badly bumped.
The Mount Vernon service case dates back to January 1910 with Yonkers and Mount Vernon officials urging a reduced fare. The Service Commission and city counsel anticipate the commission findings will stand and commuters should pay less for fares once the ruling is upheld.
In a Monday night joint session in White Plains villagers and Town Board members debated forming a city or extending village boundaries. Trustee Gargan outlined the discussion and range of land to include, noting immediate needs for local government reform.
A Scarsdale festival to raise funds for a new church features a large tented enclosure, decorated booths, and a charity sale offering coal, flour, silver, embroidery, fetes, and musical instruments. Organizer Townsend of White Plains leads the event with a non Catholic donor supporting the main structure. A Knight of Columbus watch fob contest adds to the attractions.
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