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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
2
The editorial notes a deteriorating road at Simpson's corner near the New York post office on Thursday June 24 1909. It criticizes oiling before building up the rutted surface and cites repeated accidents and general dissatisfaction.
Chatterton Field Club defeated Englad team of White Plains to extend its winning streak to seven. Townsend pitched a clever game, aided by strong defense from Thomas Hendrickson Leviness and Merritt as battery. Key plays include Thomas’s crowd catch on a high foul and Merritt’s steady catching behind a 1 hour 23 minute game.
Police describe a male thief operating on trolley cars between Mount Vernon and White Plains. The victim, Mrs Hannigan of York City, reports a theft from her bag as the suspect fled from Mount Avenue near Bronxville. Officers warn the public to be vigilant on the car routes.
An on site dispersal auction of high grade stock wagons harness hay and farm equipment will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Quaker Ridge Farm Bradford Rhodes. Featured lots include Balotta a five year old mare by Bellini and dam Bantan Bella plus Jersey cows Brewst side bar Wagon Amesbury bar wagon and other farm gear. If weather delays the sale moves to the same place and time the next fair day.
Acting Sheriff cherp commends progress in breaking up an organized horse thief gang and publishes a circular urging horse owners in the county to protect barns. He warns that any relaxation could invite renewed thefts and notes ongoing activity across New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey. calls to report robberies to the Sheriff’s Office.
The readable content is a garbled fragment about a home town and a preposition debate. It mentions early settlers and a time change but offers no coherent event, dates, or names to anchor a solid news summary. No clear entities or outcomes are present.
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