Roaming Reporter Reviews 1839 New York Census Data
The Roaming Reporter outlines part of the 1839 New York State agricultural census. It notes tenancy figures by county, acreage distributions including emmer and spelt, and crop outputs such as potatoes, tobacco, and oats. It highlights Brook counties with notable yields and lists leading counties for various commodities while noting surprising crops in New York State.
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Rach
Duithees
Estes
Broome
Tee
Chenun
Chenango
Clinton
Cortland
Tia
Zrandlins
Genesee
Herxizer
Jefferson
Lewis
Nadison
4Ronroe
Gaelde
Ontario
Oswego
Otsego
St. Lawrence
Steuben
Europe
Ammount
New York State
Tve
Chautauqua County
Niagara County
London
Amar Washington
Tioga
Seneca
Datano
Gneida
Montgomery
Fee
Madison
Livingston
Jeterzan
Hergimer
Rensselaer
Wayne
Yates
Srl
Qrondaga
Algalia Way
Dihor
Thyglen Centre
New York Belt
Onondaga
Fire destroys storage building housing equipment and supplies
Fire destroyed a storage building used by Sper Bingkstaton and the Volunteers of America in Saratoga, damaging equipment valued around 133 045 and storing items from Tracking Company and Quek? valued near 500. Insurance covered owners’ losses. fire spread rapidly but containment limited further damage.
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Sper Bingkstaton
Wulicn
Ap Petite
Saratogsing
Clifford Martmand
Amverica
Volunteers of America
Ture, Paper and Rus
Bingasion Burial Vault Company
Firoacen
Nazis Build Naval Ships In Antarctic
Boston reports that Germany may have maintained Antarctic shops at Deception Island Harbor near 600 miles south of South Jersey, with claims of ships built and later blown up. Admiral Byrd’s expedition member Dr. Siple relayed an unverified Chilean naval source about German raiding plans in 1935. The tale references the Graf Spee and notes U.S. potential territorial claims near 1,000,000 square miles, with weather observations aiding forecasting.
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Boston
Germany
Antaretis Savant
Dreepiinn Island
South Jowerton
United Sisley Antarctic
Richard &. Syrd
North Star
Beril
Bool A. Siple
Erie
Paw
Little America
Byrd
Siple
Dr. Siple
America
Graf Spee
Deception Island
South Atlantic
Earth Stars
Bear
Perhees
Greenland
Ti. Siple
Sain
United States
Antarctic
F. Alton Wade
Miami University
Oxford
Seventh Street
James
Wade
Fort Ontario
Vari
Skaneateles Schoolmates Reunited at Fort Benning
Skaneateles High School classmates Corporal Ludington and Private Mauro reconnected at Fort Benning after Mauro arrived with 38 new trainees. quarantine prevents talk of old days until cleared, both noted for shared school years 1932 to 1936 and Mauro’s track and football participation.
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Fort Benning
Mauro
Rae
Corporal Ludington
3Jauto
Sornoral Ludington
William Ludineson
Skaneateles
Waa
Cavalry
St Peerent
Maura
Bris
William, Maury
Auburn
Allen On
Aire
Camp Upton
Skaneateles High School
Muuro
Skateateles
Fort Ontario Welcomes 10000 Visitors for Sunday Program
May 3 report outlines Fort Ontario hosting 10000 visitors from New York City for an outdoor church service and dress parade. The parade ran two hours early to dodge a looming storm, drawing hundreds of guests and motorists to witness the regimental march and formation on the parade ground.
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Dawe
Fort Ontario
New York City
Oand Rusle
Canton Bowler Rolls 204 Game At St Paul A B C
Canton bowler G. Caskey, aged 30, bowling manager of Canton, rolled the second 299 game in a five man event in the American Bowling Congress. The ambi tious 43 year history saw him achieve a high score with a final game as Myers led. Caskey posted 735 across three games, including 186 221 298, delivering a strong showing in Tuesday afternoon bowling events.
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Canton
St. Paul A.bc
Tal
Wattonaskey
American Bowling Congress
Myers
Caskey
Nim
Supreme Court Term Opens in Watertown May Session
The May trial term at the Supreme Court in Watertown opened with Justice James T. Cros of Rome presiding. About 50 cases are scheduled, with more than two thirds in automobile negligence. The May Grand Jury began deliberations, about 15 cases will be considered, a report to Justice Cross expected Wednesday or Thursday.
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Edwin C. Hill
New York
Laws of Appeals
Amtrius
Iask
Tawich
Jerhiape
Eitizen
Fetter
Ber
Homburgers
College President To Address Women at Friendship Dinner
Dr James L Meader president of Russi Saga College Troy will speak at a Friendship dinner of the Northern New York Federation of Women’s Clubs in Fusion on Wednesday night May 2 with the convention to follow May 21 and 22 at the Civic Center Potsdam Mrs Robert I G Wallace Carthage newly elected federation president will preside
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Tyatertoun
James L. Meader
Russi Saga College
Troy
Northern New York
U S Defense Strengthened By Amazons In War Effort
A wartime report highlights American women playing crucial roles in defense industries across major centers from New York to Newark and Brooklyn. It notes women as skilled laborers in factories, labs, and executive offices, detailing roles in aircraft, tanks, ships, and ordnance while stressing that they fill essential tasks without replacing men.
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New York
Stay
LNS
Ion Armettea
van Frans
Lump of Liberty
Germany
Jwonea
Amiies
Uni
United States
Sol
Armaure
Helen Atalake
Newark
Lunt M. Dryden
Ballisnore
Dewiat
Tiwa
Amecca
Union
Coney Island
Anne Kavun
Brooklyn Dictre
Jenks
Aluminium Company of America
Kensington
Hocthal
Freche
Ler
General Electric
Schenectady
Kath- Jarine Burr Blodgett
Catharine Ferguson
Jesso
Ute Selective Service
General Motors
Goodyear Tire and Raber Company
Winchester Repeating 3 Arms Company
Wnion
Akill
Padence
Fragmentary industrial note from an early Akron plant
The readable lines describe an Akron plant producing tank components and armored tanks with emphasis on safe patience and skilled embroidery like work. Mentions delicate tasks, special nestle periods, and a sense of pride in the manufacturing effort, though many words are garbled.
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le Guodvich
Akron
Three Syracusans Hurt in Auburn Road Crash
Three people were injured, seriously, when a car driven by Charles Van Nostrand of Syracuse collided with a vehicle driven by James A. Williams of Sennett near Auburn on the Syracuse road yesterday afternoon. Mrs Maude Van Nostrand, 54, and Willis Williams were taken to Auburn City Hospital in serious condition with suspected fractures. Williams held a junior license, age 18.
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Charles van Nostrand
Green Street
Syracuse
James A. Williams
Sennett
Meenster
Auburn
Maude Yin Nostrand
Ute
Auburn City Hospital
Willisns
Herbert L. Davie
Trooperty
Ireland
Auburn Fish Station
Willis
Throop
van Nostman
Weedeport
Willams
New York Bowling Team Opens Strong In Buffalo Tourney
New Yorkers led by Sparanda dominated at the 18th annual State Men's Bowling Tournament in Buffalo through May, posting high scores in team and doubles. Charles McMahon, Waverly, advanced in singles with a 284 game and 58 handicap, while Ed Bottom and Rudy Fuss for New York captured the doubles lead with 2267, as the American bowling team of New York held the top team score of 3130 in the event. The tournament runs through May 25.
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Buffel
Yong Sparanda
Jim McMahon
New York
Ghaulpign
Spatanda
Dountes
Bts
Charles McMahon
Waverly
Herb Srheuch
Rochester
Frome
Scheuch
Hal Morte
Uties
BYU
Ed Bottom
Rudy Fuss
San Markus
American Bowling Lam
Livingale Leads Bowling Standings in State Meet
Buffalo May 5 Bowling ties Syracuse for third in the state tournament as G Bribesie shoots 198 191 205 for 584 FP Wolleber 195 201 225 for 621 Livingale 196 200 201 for 597 Scheding 361 214 224 for 599 Maurer 192 213 207 for 612 The Rames total 3013 Livingale ranks high in singles and doubles with strong team performance Police investigate automated greeting from Mrs Harrigan car left outside Lynde Street home
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Apreim Dispaten
Buffalo
Syracuse Alwams
Vanea
G. Brelisieman
FP. Wolleber
F. Livingale
Scheding
Kt. Maurer
Rames
Livingale
Donhien
A B C Ends At St Paul Bowling Event Concludes
The American Bowling Congress five man division finishes with the doubles and angles program at St Paul. About 5,198 entrants, 120 teams, compete for a share of the $200,000 jackpot at Forest Park. Minnesotan and St Paul groups lead, with top scores posted in several events. A new all time A B C record is set for the combined total.
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St Paul
American Bowling Congress
Voxel Brothers
Forest ‘Park
Minnieapolis
Bo Mon
A. B.C
Claveland
Nazarene Church Announces Pastoral Appointments
At the Albany District Methodist Assembly last night lists of pastor assignments across New York and nearby states were released. Names include James W. Hamble at Jamestown and A. M. Potter at Ithaca with many other appointments for churches from Utica to Buffalo and Vermontville to Carthage.
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Cortana EN. Canastota
NM. V
Mire
Howard A. Park
Neott
Miller
James
Jamestown
O. D. Faulkner
Duane
Lowville
Albany
Walter S. MacPie
Margaret
Church of the Nathville
Hanford
Carrol P. Law
Marion J. Fouer
Binghamton
Nher
Rochester
J. W. Grerison
Ernest J. Yilton
Honour
William
Saratoga Springs
William Hu Shiner
Frank
Brooktondale
Gordon W
Makec
Syracuse
Arthur W. Could
Woods
Buffalo
Mervyn Grey
Vermontvile
Glen H. Tyner
Lanastate
Elbert L. Atkinson
Waterville
Trever G. Gray
Vie Carthage
Joha L. Vaughn
Cummington
Lucius Tulotacn
Classic Is To Be Rolled Next Week Bowling Classic Planned Across Open and Handicap Divisions
Plans telegraphed for the weekly bowling classic with open and handicap divisions set for Wednesday and Thursday, Stay 14 and 15. Attendance limited by schedules and state tournament conflicts at Buffalo. Winners determined by annual pins. women’s division to be held Thursday or Saturday at the recreation alleys.
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Pina Rolletty Ja Mie Herald
Buffalo
Feu
Recreatéonadlers
Merchant Sent to Pine Camp in Special Disputes
May 5 report states Lieutenant Colonel M.D. Merrham, chaplain at Fort Knox Kentucky, is ordered by the War Department to transfer to Pine Camp on May 13. Captain J. B. Hyde of Cavalry is dispatched to report to the Office of the Chief Signal Officer in Washington on June 2.
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Merchant
Pine Camp
Watertown
M.D. Merrham
Fort Knox
War Department
J. B. Hyde
Cavalry
Weahington
D.C
Mission at Cathedral Engages Women of Immaculate Conception
Women of Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception attend a Vincentian Fathers mission. The program runs through Friday with Masses at 6 and 9 AM and evening services at 7:45. Rev. Edward J Harrison and Rev. Arthur J Keegan lead the services.
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Cathedral of the Immaculate Concantion
Edward J.harrison
C. M
Arthur J. Keegan
Mingate University
Meetings grade Kerog Bureau meetings scheduled or tomorrow follow
Lyncourt tale Tubbert's 1 Pe By Univaceity Unit Home Beoredi 2 P.M. Senece Unit home aorth A Horstman 205 Westminster Avenue 1:15 F and M Search light Unit home of Mre David Prise Baa Arlington Avenue 1PM
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Kerog Bureau
Lyncourt
Tubbert's
Univaceity
Beoredi
Senece
Aorth A. Horstman
Westminster Avenue
Mre
David Prise
Arlington Avenuny
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Devia
Devia Beter
Peetbiv
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Ferceninge
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Accon
Atuga 1
Caruga County
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Iorene
Siego
Osteps
Ence
CiiteRo
Niagata
Memos
Herkimer
Frankl
Eric
Columbia
Suffolk
Dutchess
Cayuga
FBR Ducks
Apesiote
Lye Ausaretis
Bissan Pier
Ake Explorers
Easeilios
Ft. Benning
Vie
Oswego Army Reservation
Supreme Court
U.S
Thorles van Nostrand
Mother
Sosrondy
Snr
Livinebie
Syracute Oy
Yorkyes
Brum
York
Aekiku Five
Oovesee Suzarise Slearns
Leagonnsea Rechenlee
Ragiategio
ASO
Seerie
Jamce Harrigan
Exat Lynde Street
Harrigan
St. Paul
Nazarene Church
Herald-Journal
Pa CO
Dawes
Buforo Welsl
Crum Buffon
Fupdals
Bailey
Ziggy Czerejnski
Ji Stan Godlewski
Hobson Rolle
Inn
Jack Berteo
Coca-Cola
Amoas- Pice
Champinns
Prioning
Roy Johnsan
Franiz Seal
Johnny Pontzoite
Heat
Leonend
Whitey Brenneman
Wiesencon
Gear- Dorsey
Greg Griffo
Dy Piraino
Win Schadinge
National Association of Coat Accountants
Universite Club
Blan Am
University Chi
Arthur J. White
U.S. Department of Labor
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