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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1949
Page
5
The Lanalagearg Board of Education received one bid on Tuesday for rewiring at Lan singburg High School. William J. Tyrrell of Oxford Road bid 4425 dollars, accepted subject to approval by the building committee.
The 1948 U S farm income is estimated at about 15 65 billion dollars down from the 16 5 billion peak the previous year Despite record national harvests prices eased due to higher output abroad and weaker overseas demand Wheat and corn led crops with bumper cotton and potato year Government urged cuts in wheat and potato plantings and called for higher production of poultry milk vegetables sheep and lambs plus a 17 increase in the 1949 hog crop to boost pork supplies for fall and winter 1949 red meat outlook rises while egg demand declines
The crossword puzzle featured on this first trip should appeal especially to stamp collectors. Photographers will be allowed to photograph the truck interior.
Shushan residents share weekend trips to Bridgeport and Cortland. Mrs Foster recovers her health while Mrs Buffum prepares winter plans. Grange and guild gatherings are set, with Kruse and Rascher news highlighting cultural links to Schenectady and Greenwich Central School. Rascher departs for an eight week concert tour in Europe.
The Smith Arms Hotel in Catskill, one of the area’s oldest landmarks, was sold to David Moses of Kingston by Strand Holding Corp. The sale awaits approval from the State Liquor Authority for liquor license transfer. The hotel, formerly the Smith House, was long run by the Smith family and recently enhanced by the Strand group.
Cambridge notices report Rev Arthur R McKay of Troy will supply the pulpit at West Presbyterian Church this Sunday. A cottage prayer meeting is planned at 7 30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerome E B Wright. The United Presbyterians announce a youth rally themed Follow Thou Me with speakers from local churches. A highway postoffice service will run between Rutland and Albany with Cambridge hosting the coach Friday noon, adding mail deliveries and special postmarking.
A Hudson plant, formerly the Moane Brewery, caught fire at 4:06 a.m. injuring several workers including George Joatiin who suffered a finger injury and James Merritt with foot burns. About forty people were employed at the site and a neighbor reported the fire to authorities.
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