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Fire Destroys Columbian Talc Mill Hear Hailesboro, Idle for 26 Years r. of »ar> The 3uN y<mr -aid CohxinbUn company nuH. kfi<» Wr the Jfe^i quarter century- kx**ted on trn- I&i^nd brmocfa ne*r Hailesboru, w±* destroyed by ftre last Wedneddb>. WwLroeu *ere removing the ^ Hater wheel ai>d iron work in t*ic| \buiiding aod Uw fire UCLS started • b± a blowtorch which ignited the woctfen frame o/ m< r;*^:*-*^.' j The Columbian rrull u hi oft had a capactty' erf 25 tons p<*r day when jit wa* m ^operation. *<*s buiit in ' J895 bv the ^olumb.an Talc tvni- , pdny; a firm incorporated thai barne year \\ i The ioc&l men bfc<;k*ng the mil! Here Orr;n J. David. *ho camt tu, iGoaverneur from Mich^n in and &*ded in the constnxtx Me United States TaJc <An,\ miil in H>att; Jonn J. Wd _ and WiHiaro Clark, both of H< iboro, and Earl Bancroft oi uards The capital for the CJ bian miil venture was mainly n.>hed b> three Detroit men, liam R Candier, Charles T Miiier and Charles H. Little, but t: c t-r.- t:re proup served on the board oi . directors. Mr Candier wa> the president and Mr Miller the treas- urer Mr. David was the supcr.ru n- 4tov.. and Mr Wallace, who had fit teen years experience in talc millv mostly with the St. Law- rence Pulp Co.. was h*s as>is><tn. f The Columbian TaJc company ' wa* capital2ed at S50.00U, and the L mill cost nearly tnat amount. The ore for the Columbian rrull was dra*Ti by team from the Arnold jrmoe now operated by the Loomis Talc corporation, the Wight mint - f»ow o*ned by the International Taic company, and tne RaimaT or iatt-r ^fhe> include The N\ 7 md\ o[ ihe International Pu/p cornpajiv .n At»£ 5. 1HW3 <nou No. 7 piarr* of the <J&ue|pjichie L^ht and Power company •; Gard- ner Pu.p cv;ii|«nv iHilJ vn (iou\- tincur March 5 i«S*4 No. ^ mill of the InternaliOTiil Puip company No\. Jt 19t6 iftow So. 4 piant vX and Power rruli of the > XX-c. 13. [ International company. Nov 'J. 191U; and the Oiilarnj Talc company mull at Kul!er\iuc. N >s * 1916. On Aug Jl 1913 nhat had originally been trie Gardner T^lcjyj 11 at Talcviiie was lost ;r a fin. but thus had u-vn turned wiu a compressor b\ tne in ter national Piup 1 Early Immunization for Whooping j Cough Favored by Health Department Taken from HEALTH NEWS made from rabbits This serum of Oc? 13. 1947 published by the | may be used in uiummuruzed in- ; , New York State Department ot fams who h*\e been exposed toj Health, the disease to prevent an attack ' ixmng the five-year period, j temporarily, me protection per- l 19>LM946 there were &7 deaths i listing for a period oi two to three .._ ... from whooping couch in upstate j weeks. The serum u alto oi great Fun beck at Macomt last Fnday New York Of these deaths, 164. or j value in the treatment of young' 1 ELMDALE Mr. and Mr*. Frank Campbell fAisited their daughter. Mrs. Charles Moorv who is a patient at the Carthage nospttal. last Friday afternoon Mrs Moorv recently underwent •«* major operation tnere - Mr> AH*Tt Has en, Mrs Etta W'halen ar>d Mr» Glenn W.iaien wt-re 4mung tne many wfu- at- the ia*: nre^ lor Klnier The DEKALB chicken supper served L'n. jn Paio a/t e rnoon. Mr and Mr* Mark HruNelron werv Sun\ ht r parenu, Mr and Mr*. Arrhur XX*antt, - o( Mrs Robert Fen ton and children caiied on n*r pureaU, Mr and Mrs Gvorg* Macaulcy last F , •lightly over 50 per cent occurred! infanu who have eomracted the 1 er in c-hikireri under six months of > disease and are senously ill. Since (>id a^e and 249 or O\*T 75 per cent, in the production of serum by ihe de- children under one year of age. partment of health i» still limtttxi , Tru->e 31*7 lost ii\-e% represent a it a necessary to restrict its use to Mrs. Ce> ion M>n OBxian ot \er> serious failure oi pubbc health practice in New York Mate, evince practically ali deaths from whooping cyugh are now preN'ent- ible. * *t ur (HI Hi H OF M 1ENTIST TriaJly A>rtiuc> Oi-» Jbtn CHKJST After Goidcn TV\t: John 5.25. iWur is oom:nK and now- i>, when the dead sr.ai* near the voice of tne wuoe of tne Sun of God: and at Mr. and Mrs. Anda Cooper and family spent Saturday evening with her mother, Mrs. Peter Shat- traw near L>xbow. x Mr, and Mrs. CUnton Storie were guests ot Mr. and Mrs, Rods oser tr.e\ tha- hear Jive. 11 school 10:3<) a.m. ig. S o clock. Sunday Testimonial Donald Morgan son of Mr. and Mr>. Donald Davis, pa&sed away at the VanDuzee hos- jwtal lait .Wednesday evening. The child was not qoitc tnree oJd parents. Master one extended to tne Drake Gouv \ s P ent The Frank- Campbell, > to 5 o A exordial invitation is extended > all to attend the services, in- iniaots under one >**tr ot ag«*.honn* Physicians wishing to u>e this ser- um must secure it directly from the Division of Laboratories and Jtesearch ot the New York State Tne aue di>tntxjtK>n oi -Jeaths' Department of Health in A»ban> fix>m u hotting cough « most mv ^\nooping cough serum is also portant and deserving of notice; it available from c o m m e r ci a 1 indicates the imperative need for' sources immunization very early in life. Through the general Use of »Oser 50 pt-r cent of all these deaths ; whooping cough vaccine, aidtd on under six months of age' occasion by serum, -deaths from died'Before ' ^*hooping cough shcxiW shortly be- come a thing of The pa*t in New are to be sa«fd by means oi York 5tale A11 parents are urged whoo*>ping oough \accine a*nin- , ^ secure the protection of whoop- istrat ion must be initiated not ing cough vaccine for their infants xater trurcj three months of age. i beginning not later than Tte New York State rWrt-' \^^ ^ a ^* Infants kmrn^ ment of Heaiih prepare a fully ^' e ^ «PO»cd to the disva>e potent cough vaccine wruch is ^>uW be taken to their ph>MCUin> ireeiy avauaoie IOMUI phv^icians of j P™™?\* *° that the> 1 tected from an of be placed mimt- are of hi> physi- cian; thii particularly neix^sar> in the first two years oi in every *tty The sueiety realized $S7b troQi inc »uppei Sunda> p\'frung services uere well attended i<^: Sunday Guest >ptaktr u*i C\areis Me lien, lay- man of Gouverruur churt-h George H-x'kt-y was i^t at the ver> Jine activity. •nLroc. Re\ Rog- oi Antwerp will be at churvn with bibical K\eo >on < 1 li v^el- i>er\ice Dt-^.ns at £ V Vnj: f urs tne p*t>t *cek ai the of Mr. and Mrs. Ga> Biack- more were Mr and Mrs. Geurgv Forsyt.u* oi Kinoh. t>nt.. and Sirs. Klorerxv Sam.n?r> ol Aultsville. Unt Mr> Korsvt.v and Mrs ^um- nurs ait? aunts <A Mi>. Ja> Black- n^rv On W \ am*M.la> they motored »\ilerluwn dund >p«'iit trie da\ Mr>. \\:i; j^ksit^jl.j^nd i\ y Mr> Blackrnore acxxirnpan- h<m\ to W<ttertu*A n. Biackmort 1 home mm . come to to state throtfRh local laboratory supply stations. EfT»c>«jt whooping) cougn vaccines are al&S^prepared ! b> a number of rt»putable ;don Griffith. George Lockie, Hen- cial fLrms - and Mr and Mrs C f J 'l^homas of Black h:\er. Mr arnl Mr> Kd Petne of Six»tia and N:na FVtrie ot DeKalb. wMr and Mr>. Kr\uce Conklin vis- ited at trX' rK-nu of Mr. and Mrs. M.ak Mimirij^av ot Natural Dam Sunda>. <^n Saturday. Mrs. B'*ure at \hv home of her ll'JSll- x>n Henr> jr.. .Combined vaccines designed to and^Werbert Campbell and Harry produce immunity against whoop- j Mr and Mrv C:\rl Tcidd arid it-ft Kr.day lur a tr.p Jiallimorv Z the \V ed ncsda \ and to enjoy the privi- ol ike reading room. _i SnaT P^ s P ent Wednesday in ing cough, diphtheria, *nd tetanus Mar>iand >:>r< v. Mr to U> v«s.t Mrw. M-rrui them -where the R. T. Vanderbilt company is now erecting a large mill. . Five years after the mill was constructed, the Columbian Talc company joined with the Keller Canada, where they witnesses the can be purchased. The department doe> not prepare such a combined vaccine, and does net urge its use , in young infants because it is dif- plowing an^ drawing matches by I tractors and Horses put on by van* ! ous drivers. N WJX.ATCHIE Harr>- Woods Wilabcl Tulley spent ot the soil. in ... , .. I *•«• » £» vr» «(&o k »• VV*V mill llli> \ASl\Jkl < vc \tl^^^^ ^i ter. Mrs. Carl Gates and fanylv mill at Fullerville and the Amen- *°*™ oi Mr. and Mrs. n—«« 1 ^- can Talc company mill at Fowler to form the Union Taic company. \enion. ^ Mr. and Mrs George John Brcm-n are 1 Most farmers Xave had to dis-' ncult. in general, to produce satis I continue their plowing on account factory immunity against diph- theria at appreciably less than six months of age. On the other hand, if one waits until the age of six months to begin immunization against whooping cough, half of the babies who might be saved by procedure have aJreACb died days of lasl week hiVdaugh- Mr &nd Glenn I were Sunday evening guests of Mr. Mrs taidlaw at i r N 'i Mrs as superintendent in 1903, and in % ham < ? of 3 1907 ownership of the firm was ac- quired by ihe International Pulp company. All Union Talc lions were ruiwsepairaTely\ until 191Z when MrtnValiace assumed Mrs. R. Thayer in improving as his friends wish him to. Tulley, owner of opera- tne Riverside hotei. is improving frn— jjtfopcrty by ouilding new' * A \ good OXBOW -_ m \crowd attended combined vaccine is of value as a\means of giving booster irn- | rnunu^tion against all three dis- • eases at v any time after the first the camps on the river site. j Grange meet ting on Wednesday the management ol all the Inter-'; James Patterson is much betteri evening. Lunch was served. Wor- natkmal holdings. The Columbian • now after suffering a- severe at-j thy Master Harry' Laidlaw mill continued in operation until tack of pleurisy. development control in 4-rras been ill was able to preside at Trve newest whooping makes deaths evetj mor* inexcus- is an effective\serum. Twr 1921, when it was\ permanently -Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw of! the mooting and he is feeling much types of serum are now available, nection was the chief reason. -^ie better. It was voted to hold dances idlaw farm near here and will i again this fall and through the At least seven other t&\c mills in ! take possession November 1. j winter months. the Gouvemeur area have beei^f- -Mr and Mrs. Q>arles Brown will j - —_^,^- =~ destroyed by fire either in opera- reside near Gouvemeur. t I Try a classified ad. one'obtained from rabbits, and the other from human beings. The , New York State Health Depart- ! ment prepares and distributes free \ jL>f charge a whooping cough serum Like things » on your aOTHINU shoppingiist NIW HOMM HOUM FUtNISHINGS X 7 \ wp81.6H* tince l' ) 39, from Drpirtmcnt tt LAor \nin fcr nodrratt USU1K» m iup otio, aad irota Nitwnil Houuaf Aftncy. ..our costs have gorie up, too! \ i 170% SOME PEOPLE per along under ge pnecs by using less or doing without. Some bj\e mere income to help meet h.ghercosti. A!I can adjust outgo to income, to a large extent But a railroad cannot skimp or do with- out and stiii provide good, e&aent and &afe sen ice—adequate to uSe needs and desires of the public. • • . 1 he chart at left shows why the Eastern K-ilrojcU hu\e had to ask for an increase in freight rate*. The simple reason is that trie increases allowed since 193^ are nowhere Dear enough to meet today's cost* The rev* v H enue the railroads get for hauling the aver- age ton of freight is only 15^ more, whereas the cost of operating \t1»e railroads has in- creased more than 6? ^ in that period. Only recently, for instance, an arbitra- tion board added another H68,000.000 to our annual hill for w ages and wage taxes, of which $137,000,000 is borne by rjbc Eastern Railroads. This brings the increase in rhe*e ite.rm alone to more than 71% sipce 1959, All the railroads ask is what tbe taw Myt tbev should be allowed to hrre. That means just *nd reasonable rates. The faw says rbere is nerd in the public interest for adequate and eftoent railway trampor* tar>or> service ax the lowest cost cooaistest w;rh furru&hing such frrupt. In other words, all tbe r«&lro*ds ask is sufficient revenue to enable them, under honest, economical and efficient management, to proride the kind of service people want. Some examples of increased cotts since 1939, \ afFectiof t railroad operation Ruth Crysler Married To Robert Smithers at Depeyster on Saturday Kuth Eleanor Crysler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs H. Grant Crysler oi Rennselaer Fails, be- came the bride of Robert Archi- bald Smithers, son of Mr and Mrs. Archie Smithers of DePeystor. at a -eeremortv -prrii>rnieil ai the ' ft j on t:U\ v\ iv Mr. and Mrs | T<H1C1 i> intending The iiLaiT xn I tiifir absence. j L\l i v Ivrit^sha roturn«>d home j Sa-uni.iv alter > pending .two j\\C^k> v\»rh JUT aunt. Mrs. Eva ! Hodge at BeilTillt*. j Mr and Mr< Uwin Holland of Syracuse sjHT.t ihv wet4cend at \ the h«>me of trnnr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kdurn Holland. Their son ; Autt-n Holland of Mansfield, Pcnn. WHS als<> haTiit^ o\er the weekend. Mr. anrt \Mrs. Glen Dc-we> of Method>st parsonage in DePeyster Gou\r»rrK-ur and Mr and Mrs. on Saturday evening October 18. ' Fr**Lnk i?:uweil celebrated their by Rev..M. R. French.\ --- j wedding anniversary, which oc- _ The couple was attended by Mis&;xupvd Apr rK.)th, prirtiea. on_X>c;. ^> Carol Murphy of Ogdensbun:. a; by taking a trip to Lake Placid close friend of the bride. by ' and ^isitirt^ White Face mountain. Alfred G. Ames, a brother-in-law j Vr. St. John and Fay Lan>ck of of the groom. - < SLHJUS called xt fhp home of Mr. The-wedding party which ateo f* nd Mrs. Kugen 0 Collier Wednes- included Mrs. Altred Ames, later! day. enjoyed a wedding dinner at Rose j - Mrs > l 'W Stowell and Mrs. Manor ' Jennings of Richville were in New* ' York city Ine past week. The bride was attired in grey They with black accessories and wore a j Wrr|i debates from the Eastern <x>nr*ge of re4 roses. Her atten-! Star lod \ p Qf ^chville. dant wore bladk and had a corsage I f *«rencv Bancroft. Jennie Sto- of pink roses. Mrs. Ames aLso wore \ UT1: - ^izaoeth McDormoit and a corsage of pink roses. . I NIar > ^ f ^ll sp,nt one day the past week at Watertown. i Xr. an»i Mrs. Frank Stowell called a\ the hor^e of Mr. and Mrs. Clrri_Tru«T4uiL-of Deptyster Sun- employed by tRe~Sovie Construc-\ 1 ^^ tion company of Ogdensburg Mr. Smithers graduated from Heuvelton High schoo) in <~ht cra?=« of 1939 and is a veteran of World War II. He is active in Grange and 4-H activities. Mrs. Smithers is a graduate off Rensselaw Fails High school and of OKdensburg Business school in The congratulations and best wishes of the community are ex- tonded to the couple. Fishing Contest Closes For Season October 31 Fishermen in New York state j have eight days left to, enter their catohe* in the Wetile fishing con-; test, Louis A. Wehle announced to-' day. ' . i Eight classifications of fish are £wl 11\ ttt^. _J ^ A ttrtitTi ^ r^ Mr. and MnvJCd PetritLXtf..Scotia the weekend at ihe home of V.Mr. Petne s coifsms Nina Petne and Leoin Ttxid. * Mrs Elizaht»rh Wood of DeKalb . Junction and William -White of ! Gouvrrnoilr were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Floyd Porter Sun- , day. ! * Glon Cfjok of Sy^set. L. I- ^nd * HIT nicKher ^Irs. Luella Cook call- I ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | Howard .Griffith Saturday night. j Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ted J Griffith of Rer^ssdaer Falls were J callers at. the Griffith-Jjome. October: Large and small mouth bass, northern and walleyed pike, pickerel, muskaionge. perch and rock bass. Wehle also said thai competit for the unusual fishing achieve- ment award of $50.00 yrks still, vide open because of UK* relatively j few entries in thi> classification j during tbe 1947 ^contest. j Is Still MIGHTY BIG!. WAGCS AMD WAQ4 TAXIS The Soil Conservation Service prcfgram in >*ew York has ^rawn tojpdude 35 counties and 11.000.- Qpn acres of farm land sincr the \Hrst district was formed in 1940. Pen stables with plenty of rack space is an ideal way to hc*use heifers when they are taken off pasture in the fail according to the Animal Husbandry ment. • • » r Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference ; .*.^:*l LIBERTY.SniEET • NEW YORK t, N. Y, EYHOUND FARES ASSOTTED FLAVORS OIIT 29* Pill TRY SOME TODAY -KINNEFS ;DRUG STORES AN 4 im GREYHOUND Qt/UJTV # FOR SAFE AUTUMN MOTORING DUPONT RADIATOR CLEANER WHIZ RADIATOR CLEANER DEPENDABLE THERMOSTATS FLOOR MATS MUFFLERS and TAILPIPES Prepare Your Tank Wit ! i CRISTY DRY GAS UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORE Phone 436 . . . .^ . £«»t Main Street ROOFING and SIDING jT Roofing dcae with tbe TTTE-Otf shingle which b so good we give 50 cents for every shingle that ** the wind blows off and you only pay for the num- ber of squares it takes. Siding done by the . Square and we have all kinds—Asbestos, As- phalt, Insulbric, etc You only p*y for what we use, no guess work. Asbestos Roofing— If you want to save money on a ban^up good roof Guaranteed for ten years, we wfll put it on - ov«r your old roof of metal, asppUt, roll roof or a fiat roof which has been buOt up, for $6.00 — per Square. IT CANT BE A TOUGH ROOF. AH from ten to twenty yean lenced workmen who are I Wool Insulation- AND MAKES }% guaranteed for put on by Exper- Wexaui INSULATE your -Heme-wilb Wed ami 9^ • macbn^toblow it with or we will u* ^OCKWOOL/BATTS and can give you immed- iate Our PriceiAre Reasonable- W* don f t hare to pay ten per cent commission truck material from out of town nor raise am twenty per cent and pretend to give you , P^jJ?*^ QPi TernMh—'No down payment up co 36 months tcTpay. Interest 5 per cent 6ofs Painted- v HI\ ™ E fWEST ALUMINUM PAINT IN . \TffiE LAND* Household Appliances— ?J^ *• oU ErtaUolied LEADING APPU AN CES THAT ARE HEUABLE. MA ?««»», Maytac C*« S»ore«, MayU( Deep Freeze boxes, MayUf Ironere, Frigidaire Re- Fncermtort, Frifidaire Electric RMCCS, Fngidmin °**L F i e *? e boxe *« Fn»«i«« Display ca«efc Zenith Radios, E««ka Vacmm deanen, Fnf \^7. E1 f ctrie Hot. Water Heaters, Clark Dee- tne Hot Water Heaters, Tyler Deep Freexe box- es, E*co mflk coolers, Fmace Ofl bornen $195 Installed, R*nee oil bvrners, Hot Water oil bon»- 1\' I/ 00 * ***** °* *»«*»«\ and Wrinrer roB» for aD makes of washers. Also Frigidaire Khcbcs SerY.ee- WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL AND HAVE OUR OWN EXPERIENCED SERVTCI MAN WHO IS INTERESTED IN SERVICING YOU. Tbe abore u very inportaat, for rorarf and you are tore of parts a»d serriee cm nag w« selL We want to be worthy * good wflL Grre us a chance to serre k • • Pemberton s !t T MAYTAG5 . FRJGIDAIRES REPAIR SERVICE — -PHONX 23«
