Foreign issues pace bonds in narrow market swings
New York early trading shows little action in corporate bonds while foreign issues swing modestly. United States government issues mostly flat with minor changes. notable quotes include Great Northern 4s of ’36 and Illinois Central 44s, with International Telephone & Telegraph and American Telephone at slight moves amid a thin session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cologne
Denmark
Hungary
Columbia
Cologntians
United States
Great Northern
Columbia Gases
Souml
Youngs
Iowa
American Telephone
Eastern Star Pilgrimage to Oriskany and Milk Survey Report
Members of the Barter Star Order gathered from across the state for the Easter Star pilgrimage to Oriskany and the Eastern Star Home. Delegates observed a ceremony and tests while a milk production survey by New York State College of Agriculture reported extensive dairy farm participation and plans for a yearend summary.
Closing Bond Market Quotations On New York Exchange
New York bond prices and total bond sales are reported for U S Government issues and corporate securities. The market closes with latest quotations and figures reflecting activity on the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ang
United States
New York Stock’ Exchange
Payoa
I Corporation
Noxos
Auto collision near Tupper Lake injures three
On August 3 near Pierce field road opposite Setting Pole Rapids dam a Ford front wheel torn off when a Ford driven by James McGolt Fa ust collided with a truck owned by George Mesiras from California Faust Company Watertown and sled by George Monat of Watertown. Mr Mennat and Mr McGall suffered minor injuries. Mrs McGall unharmed. Police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupper Lake
Tapper Lake
Smlan
James McGolt
Ali Faust
George Mesiras
California
Faust Company
Watertown
George Monat
Pierceeld Road
Pole Rapids Dam
Plarceflehl
Metwalfaber
Mennat
NYA Workers Build 45 Boundary Markers at Ogdensburg
NEA director Edward F. Benton announced yesterday that National Youth Administration workers in Ogdensburg began constructing 45 boundary markers for the city airport. The project supports new airport development and involves city and county coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYA
Ogdensburg
Aug
National Youth Administration
New City
Edwart F. Benton
NEA
Funeral Services Held at Adams for Mrs Mary J Smith
Funeral services were held at the Piddock funeral home for Mrs Mary J Smith 81 died at her daughter’s home in Watertown. The Rev George Brow officiated at 2 pm with burial rights to follow. Born in England June 1 1859 she came to the United States as a child. She was twice married first to William Kelty then to William B Smith who died in 1997. Survivors include her son William D Smith of Mexico and Bett M Engoo Fulton and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamis
Mary J. Smith Adams
Staty Linney Smith
Fenlin
Sueil
Watertown
Piddock
George Brow
Raphel
Canastola Farmers Harvesting Wheat Cangstola Aue 3
Harvesting for winter crops began yesterday as Canastola farmers report the crop near ready. Threshers estimate yields around 4 percent bushels per acre at local event while most farms expect 30 to 40 bushels per acre. Many farmers have already completed harvesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyontity
Madison Barracks Post Hospital Rehabilitation Approved
Lester Wierzg, state administrator of the Work Protections Administration, approves a $2,004 project to rehabilitate the Madison Barracks post hospital. The structure has fallen into disrepair requiring replacement of stairways plastering and painting among other work. Twenty five men assigned to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Barracks Post Hospital
Badhots Harbor
Lester Wierzng
Work Proteins Administration
Post
Madison Barracks
War Department
Will
Prozert
State Potato Growers Plan Annual Pieniel Event
Oswego county potato growers will attend the Empire State Potato Club field day at the Galmert Plan Farm StaFert next Thursday with Ralph Alorgan of Genesee County Farm Bureau as general chairman. A parade will be taken through the Elba section on Wednesday led by Ray Porter and HL Mosbaugher. The Oswego County Farm Bureau tour has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Ets
Oswepa County Farm
Aulreau
Fire Levels Hay Barn in Potsdam Blaze
Fire destroyed a hay barn owned by George W. Lowney on the Colton highway near Brown's bridge in Potsdam early Aug 3. The loss was about $1,000, including a 78 ton bay loader and hay. Pottsdam volunteers battled the blaze for over two hours, using pond water to fight flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
George W. Lowney
Colton Highway
Brown's Bridge
Jer
Lishestaon
Fire Levels Barn on Bliss Farm Oneida New York
A barn on the Bliss farm at Steekbridge Falls near Oneida was destroyed by a blaze yesterday afternoon. The new barn, silo, and house owned by attorney Stanley Bliss was valued at about 300 dollars in hay loss and equipment damage. Firefighters from Lyonsville and Bonnsville, hampered by poor water supply, struggled to save the farmhouse nearby as flames swept the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Stanley Bliss
Steekbridge Falls
Tate
Tuhiago
Calle Ami
Cap Dély
Coles Lyric Carlen
Bonnsville Fire Department
128 Nurses to Get Diplomas At Hospital in Ogdensburg
Commencement exercises for St Lawrence Hospital graduates will be held at Curtis Street School grounds August 15. Dr John E B White of Adee Myde Memorial Hospital will deliver the address. Mrs Metgie Messer presides, with Dr Joan A Pritenard and Slee Marion Sanger Frank also participating. A list of graduates and prize winners includes many local nurses from Ogdensburg and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
Aiz
Lawrence
Curtis Stalom
Inslinwéan
Thurtar
John EB. White
Adee Myde Memorial Hospital
Af Nalnoe
Metgie SS Messer
Carthage
Hose A
First Presbyterian Opera
Clarence Devan
Benedistiun
Jilea
Launderville
School of Hursing
Phe Ttusssava
Violet
Tiers CH 'Tistan
Denis
Delia
Talent
Norfolk
Atherton Alifredla Larnque
Piercefield
Gene
Helen Lyons
Haliesburo
Ary Marin
Chase Slucpay
Ogde
Grace Paul
Evans Mills
Ince Resnelds
Greco
Izehel Robinson
Massena
Elearor
Margaret Rodgers
Ognensbury
Sanborn
Alma Hefen Thompse
Winthrop
Elizabeth Willette
Ste
Lone
End
Elinor Laureurile Woods
Rot
St Regis Salle
Car Hits Utica Girl Near Beggs Square
Mrs Mae Whitney of 120 North Genesie Street reported to police that her granddaughter, a 13 year old girl, was struck by a taxi at Genesee Street and Waitesboro Street. The driver left the scene without offering aid. A boy accompanying the girl said the driver asked if the child was injured and attempted to help but refused. Taxi license not listed. Albany faxed info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tita
Mae Whitney
Genesie Street
Beggs Square
Albany
Genesse
Waitesboro Street
Saranac Lake Day Volunteered Labor For Community Center
Citizens gather Aug 3 to labor in old apparel, carrying tools to build tennis courts and other recreational facilities at Bloomingdale Avenue and Depot Street. Volunteers from the Trans Club and local groups start work on the project designated by the village microsery association to transform the park for Saranac Lake Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
Saranan Lake
Sapanae Lake
Wie
Trans Club
Saranac
Micrsery Association
William Atocks
Bloomlingdale Avenue
Saranac Lake Bay
Potsdam Town Board Seeks Longer Liquor Hours
Potsdam merchants push to lengthen tavern hours to Webter Field games and a benefit for Jim King amid a chaotic local meeting. The county board opposed the plan, while a disputed vote called for action to be sent to the A B C board in Liverpool. Engaged to wed notice included Grace Henfield and Albert Todesban with wedding date TBA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
St. Z
Jim King
Johnsons
Skrupex
Alto
Gridla Field
Mie
A. B.C. Liverpool
Tom Duyon
Wear Enders
Nisors
A. B.C
Janneans Nifar
C. A
Webster Field
Reso
Sabatinus
Fire Place Fusion
Macroyy
Hodman
Aus
Madison
Kenfeld
Grace
Mary Henfield
Albert Todesban
Ethel Galormen
Arthur ‘Barerman
Henderson
Testones Blank Almonds 3 to 0 in Softball Chase
Softball results from last night show Testones blanking the Almonds 3 to 0 while Pendells fell short and Brown-Lipe posted a 10 to 5 victory. League standings remain unchanged as teams showcased offense and defense in a string of tense late performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Testones
M. CG. AW
Ttra
Delavrates
Pendells
Art Brown-Lipe
Anglers Flock to Henderson Harbor Bass Rally
Fulton anglers report a strong bass bite at Henderson Harbor and nearby Pelton. Two parties plan weekend fishing trips, including Wallace’s group with 25 bass on a five hour outing and a second crew led by Hull, Williamson and Escours. Other locals list catches of tens of bass last weekend along with a Canadian Gatineau River trip by four Fulton anglers seeking trout and bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Henderson Harbor
Pilton
Aum B
Nimrois
Eshling
Henderson Ferber
Teeraton
Wile
Joel Wallaes
Lincoln
Jack] Brosnan
Alex Janice
Viciameta
Yall
Pete Hull
Bob Dexis
Stan Wituski
Williem Williamson
Paul Escours
Mexice
Ene Uuto
Sealight
Wallace
Raveht
Henderson Lest
Werk-End
Lee Wilcox
F. Edward Pex
Inpatis
Rudolph Foster
Curr Lussier
Som
Pal Krenschq
Robert Ous
Slong
Gatineau River
Canada
Fans Fanin
Feirdlman Robert Otis
Arbur Jeanmes
Drs
Charles Grifith
Awards Made at Closing Of Military Training Camps
Awards were presented at the closing ceremonies of the training camps in Watertown. S-mensters of the Glvinans and residents of York and New Jersey were commended for their service. Judge Howard D. Denaidean delivered the principal address, praising American citizens and the officers who ran the training over the 30 days. Maj. Horace Harding conducted the athletic program as part of the farewell rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Aug. S
Glvinans
Pine Carp
York
New Jer
Soward L. Mains
Rallitar
Maj
Horace Harding
Seclarett
Magison Barrack
Basner
Aerial Truck Move Planned By Oswego Fire Dept
Oswego fire department readies the aerial truck for relocation from West Second Street to a new site after repairs on East Bridge Street. Engine No 2 undergoes remodeling to house the aerial unit with steel supports and new access ramp. Officials report ongoing talks about future firehouse plans and potential new construction as negotiations continue with the local union and company representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davega
Aus
Oswego
West Second Street
East Bridge Street
Win T. Owens
Tieneriat Areck
Qwens
Sr Cae Nouse
Eelion
Corman Council
Watertown Building Permits Rise Amid Mixed Monthly Total
City records show increases in building permits with June and July totals posting varied sums. Notable figures include a mid-summer tally reaching around 20 915 in the period, while other month expenditures show smaller gains and fluctuating activity across local construction projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Seranae Leke
Enzi
Fred Obrien Lastrapeith
Birk
Rall
Weather Update From Syracuse With Cloudy Skies and Showers Tomorrow
A wirephoto weather brief notes Syracuse expecty cloudy conditions with showers tomorrow and little temperature change. High pressure over the eastern U S shifts off the New England coast while pressures rise across the Northern Plains and Pacific Northwest. Mariners and observers track low and high pressure systems as wind and precipitation patterns evolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
England
Easton
Lines
ASTRA
Northern Plains
Montana
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Wash
The Roaming Reporter Sees Scenic Fall Route Near Cortland
Roy B. Fairman guides readers along a weekend driving tour from Whitney Point through Lisle and Richford to Cortland. He highlights flood damage near Broome County roads, mentions the Toad Hill construction project over 300 miles away, and notes openings and attractions including Locke for and his automobile studies at the New York State Fair. The piece paints rural views, old villages, and a panoramic Cortland skyline along Route 38 and nearby valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesehe Pit
St. Ife
Whitney Point
Poltt
Tan
Broome
Prir
Jane
Tomorow
Locke
Syracuse
Gouverneur Golfers to Play in Northern New York Tourney
Gouverneur golfers travel to Canton for the Northern New York Golf Association tournament. Players include Albert Deciac Pred Baker Lyle Courter and Rene Compair. Competitors depart Tupper Lake Friday noon for the event scheduled Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouverneur
Canton
Igomvernedgolf Cian
Seman Golf Twain
Lawrence Golf and Country
Parl Prilyut
Albert Deciac
Pred Baker
Lyle Courter
Rene Compaier
Yrosenn Eilawoetty
New York, Igall Association
Tei
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oriskany
St. Lawrence
Richville Baptist
Barter Star Order
Eastern Star
Irs
Mabel G. Klafer
Hunt
Legion
Low Brand Weatren
Lawrence BH
Tyining
Dinghamton
Band of
Inisters
Frillh
Wome
Lunrienn
Eva 'T. Sewell
Hepwlygeandomatrem
Wittar G. Tower
Rotrona
Oneida Dlisirtet
Artickes
Aesidenis
Hame
Willes
Hotel Ulica
Lvica
Hellsgoes
J. W. Byesto
Richville Baptist Church
George Harri
Ulica Yall Te
Order of the Eastern Star
Marguerite D. Clawson
Anne M Pond
Oscar W. Bugdaugh
Aid Lscile
Coddington
Witerwile
Tee Weed
Rome
Direpton Infirmary
Arished Im Walniut
Maine
Mr. Mcintosh
Grammis
Tarav
Iva Bierly
New York State College of Agriculignes
RM. Carey
Fariz
Oatta
Hengelion
Berle
Farm ‘Bureau
Orange County
Nce
Despita
Vane
Itera
Tein
Oswera ‘County
Bliss Farm
Ogdensburg State Institution
Utica
Aorace Harding
Gilbers F. Garter
Osves
Tiambad Match Company
Wn Do Conitick Fur
John FR. Barry
Match Workers Union
Emaleres
Ipasiy
Umployes Telemistol
Jauierred
Ubegeil
Neggolitans
Suaiah Asta
Bol
Scaul Fes Est
Roy BE. Fairman
Chevuge Cortland
Hlodgetts Mills
Manelron
Ridda Aq
Gnuiss Construction
Pedrzat
Wiatnés Point
Lise
Lisle
Richfard
Wight
Rickford
John D Rockefeller
Oat Foomslip
Rockefeller
Inist
Newark Val
Marco
Owego River
Newark
Valley
Paul
Bartfard Olis
Harford
Merrow County
Miley
Rele
Cortland
Aia Witta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!