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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
3
For the visiting nurse Mrs Harold P Hyatt call the Woman's Club Scarsdale 24 between nine and five. Outside hours call White Plains 3771 1. On Sundays and holidays call The Spink Agency White Plains 906 or the McKeel Agency White Plains 2504.
Towns in the county plan consolidated proceedings to reduce utility rate schedules. Engineering and legal costs, about 50 thousand dollars total, will be shared by communities by population. Scarsdale’s share would be around two percent. The village also seeks to intervene in certiorari actions by Westchester Lighting Company over tax refunds, with potential collective refunds from 600 thousand to 1 million dollars. Scarsdale’s portion around five thousand. The Attorney General defends, but many locales may hire own counsel and defenses under Corporation Counsel Van Auken.
A rural boy baby could expect to live seven years and nine months longer than his city counterpart, reflecting regional differences in life expectancy between rural and urban areas. The finding highlights geographic health disparities and potential factors underlying longevity gaps.
Douglas P. Falconer of Buffalo reports on a county survey for a Westchester child welfare group. He notes the children's association pursues broad policies rather than mere charity, calling the Department of Child Welfare a remarkable experimental effort by leaders in the field.
The article notes ongoing support from key leaders to sustain the Department of Child Welfare in Westchester County. It argues the association, with members across the county, will act as life insurance for the department when current leaders step back. New officers include Macy and Mrs Large as vice presidents and several women as board members.
The Southern New York Fish and Game Association plans to designate special deputies to protect Poundridge property. Members urged lifting the hunting dog ban entirely, arguing the current ban is insufficient.
Citizens were reminded to obtain dog permits from A. D. Clark at the Briarcliff Hotel. The meeting also voted to seek a law change to extend pheasant season from four days to two weeks, with ten...
The association petitions to allow each hunter four permits instead of three and seeks use of the high school building for four winter meetings. They will show moving pictures on fish and game and conservation with prominent speakers, one gathering each month starting in December. General reports indicate pheasants are more prolific, with more quail and fewer partridge than before.
A Scarsdale committee led by Mrs. Rossmassler asks for clothes and furniture from the Brook Street area and local groups to be delivered to the Thrift Shop on October 19 20 and 21. Items should be marked with a large S to credit the correct organization.
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