1912
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Horton Family – Windsor Locks – Our Newports
I found another article on the manufacturing business of the Horton Family. Also, I see in an 1876 publication, The Project Gutenberg EBook of Horton Genealogy, the family has ties to John and Priscilla Alden. Although Ann Horton is not a blood relative, I find this fascinating. Our 1850’s German immigrants marry into a Mayflower… Continue reading
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WCTU Musical Director
The Binghamton Press September 1912 Lovina is the musical director. Continue reading
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Living Pictures Shown in Church Lovina Plays
The Binghamton Press, april 27, 1912. At a special program, Lovina plays. On Sunday, Stephen is a class leader. Continue reading
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Stephen Gets Help from Humane Agent
The Binghamton Press, March 13, 1912 Skipping of school is a persistent problem in 1912. Humane Agent Samuel J. Koerbel works to fix the attendance record of children in Binghamton. Continue reading
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1912 School Coal Inspector
In 1912, a coal provider bound to contract with the city of Binghamton delivers a product of less than promised quality. The buckwheat coal is smaller than the sample presented when suppliers bid. Stephen D. Wilbur rejects the delivery. Buckwheat coal: Anthracite coal in sizes ranging from 5/16th to 9/16th inch (7.9 to 13.9m). Word… Continue reading
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