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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
4
Dress Goods Panajah features handsome new spring fabric 56 inches wide priced at 1.50 1.98 and 2.50 a yard Invisible Siipe offers serviceable solid color material for enits and skirts from 1.00 to 1.69 Tailored Suitings present two toned striped light shade fabrics for suits or skirts in the range of prices available.
Silks foulards are among the season favored silks for house gowns and jumper dresses. Rajah Silks offer tan Navy Copenhagen Delft brown and white patterns.
Madelyn, a famous tailor, offers a wide range of women’s suits in tan and gray. The line emphasizes alluring fabrics, serges, wai steds, and tight silhouettes. Strictly tailored with a conservative letter style for the season.
Glove styles offered include Keyser dog ble tip silk and lisle options. Prices range from 9.00 for silk lisle pairs to 0.50 to 1.00 for short daves. Readily available sizes 16 and 12 with length variations to fit preferences.
A large assortment of new Colored Bellings items is offered in a local sale notice. The listing highlights various book titles and related goods available for purchase, underscoring new stock and value.
Readable item list notes merry widow neckwear with net and hand embroidered linen priced at 25c and 50e, plus tailored stocks at 25c. A compact late 19th or early 20th century catalog line showing fashion accessories and pricing.
Hosiery items listed include Silke thread stockings in colors at $1.50 per pair, Black Silk Lisle hose at 50 cents, Tan Silk Lisle hose at 100 per pair, and children's Lisle hose in colors and black at 25 cents per pair.
The store lists brown and black Oxford shoes with silk ribbons now in stock at 1.76, 2.00, 2.25 and 2.50 dollars each.
Residents of Fourth Ward push for disclosure after a petition and meetings reveal votes on school matters. Speakers urge the board to reveal who supported towns and why, accusing officials of ignoring public wishes and seeking full facts on the proceedings.
The article logs voting results and candidate names in Linn district including Martin and Kildag-Areht, notes on guards and school officials, mentions of Campbell and Meeker, and discusses election day activities, polling places, and a judge's remarks on eligibility and a potential challenge. It highlights candidates, voting patterns, and local governance concerns.
In Tay, protests arise over a proposed contract tied to the American company’s workers and suppliers. Representatives argue before Kiowville officials about acceptance of Lie Staith’s proposition, amid allegations of bias against foreign worker groups and claims of unfair labor practices. The hearing, set for April 1 at Hirar Pe bre church in Yormetawa, is marked by tense exchanges and disputed authority.
A church gathering heard a lecture asserting that state and U S Supreme Court rulings invalidate saloon legality. The speaker, Newlin, argued licenses exist only by permission and voters enable wrong through support, citing court decisions and numerous states. The event featured church leaders, with attendees discussing prohibition-era legal questions.
An oil spout erupted at a Wallinger farm well in Edenburg, dried in by Mew Cagle and Tiler On company. The well released 48 feet of oil air, prompting nearby companies near the new plot to investigate, with January activities noted.
Strawberries listed at the Union Market located at 25 Pittsburg Street 19813. The item appears in a local market listing with price and product details.
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