Wonderful Quaker Herb remedies cited for rheumatism and stomach woes
Fort Wayne Indiana reports of many rheumatism improvements after using Quaker Herb Extract and Oil of Balm. Testimonies praise relief from aches indigestion and insomnia with claims of stronger health after short treatment. Prices listed include 1 bottle 1 for 1 and 3 for 2 75 and 25 cent Oil of Balm. Sold by J C Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
John Kirby
Fairfield Avenue
Lizzie Coates
Washington, Ind
J. C. Wallace’s
Seventh Ward Youths Barred From Guns as Ballgame Nears
Seventh ward youths are blamed for carrying revolvers and other weapons despite a prior warning after Ernest Mornes was fatally shot. Mothers vow to pressure weapon sellers. In other news, the Seventh ward hosts the O. & P. opener at Youngstown against New Castle, while locals plan house cleaning week and discuss fire department site changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Ernest Mornes
Mahoningtown
Buffalo Bill
West Pittsburg to Get Up-to-Date Trolley Line
West Pittsburg and New Castle are set to be connected by a modern trolley system by next winter. Construction on the Beaver Falls and New Castle traction line will begin in a few weeks, running from Morado Park through Koppel, Wampum, Homewood to West Pittsburg. The route will pass Center Avenue in West Pittsburg with hourly or half-hourly cars, while the West Pittsburg to New Castle path awaits final survey and route decision between two options via Union Valley Sheephill South Jefferson to Long Avenue or directly to Mahoning town.
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West Pittsburg
New Castle
Wampum
Beaver Falls
Morado Park
Koppel
Homewood
Center Avenue
Bea
Ver Falls
Pittsburg
Union Valley
Sheephill
Jefferson Street
Long Avenue
Mahoningtown
Union Telephone Line to West Pittsburg Promised by June
Union Telephone officials assure West Pittsburg that a new line via Mahoningtown to New Castle Junction will be operational by the end of June. Poles are up and wires strung, though funding delays postponed fall construction. Agents have gathered many subscribers in West Pittsburg Moravia North Beaver and Taylor townships.
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Union Telephone Company
West Pittsburg
Union
Mahoningtown
New Castle Junction
Moravia
North Beaver
Taylor Townships
Repairs under way at West Pittsburg baseball park
Extensive repairs are being made to the ball grounds of the West Pittsburg team north of the Woodhouse Bopp & Co plant. The team will begin practicing in a few days, aiming to have the diamond in top condition before then.
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West Pittsburg
Woodhouse, Bopp & Co
Summer School in West Pittsburg Sees Strong Enrollment
Braden Houk runs the summer school in the West Pittsburg school building. The program is meeting with great success with many pupils enrolled and a likely increase in scholars soon.
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West Pittsburg
Braden Houk
Struthers Child Drowns in River Near Dam
A four year old boy, Walter Mason, son of Mrs. Robert Mason, fell into the river near the McKinley dam at Struthers and drowned. His brother attempted a rescue but failed. the body was recovered.
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McKinley
Struthers
Walter
Robert Mason
Driving parties thrive in pleasant weather in New Castle area
With the fine weather, driving parties from West Pittsburg to other towns were numerous. Many New Castle residents passed through town Sunday. Edson Reed, a worker at the Shenango tin mill in New Castle, completed a short visit with his parents Mr and Mrs J W Reed.
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West Pittsburg
New Castle
Edson Reed
Shenango
Mrs
J. W. Reed
Hyde Sui t for Damages Against City on Trial
A. C. Hyde sues the city of New Castle for damages over Liberty street grading in Seventh ward. Viewers awarded $1,600, challenged as insufficient. The cut aimed to gain clearance under railroad tracks. Hyde owns 46 feet of frontage with an old building not considered in the case. Jury viewed the premises. J Norman Martin for plaintiff and James A Gardner for the city.
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A. C. Hyde
City of
New Castle
Liberty Street
Seventh Ward
Mr. Hyde
Hyde
Old Home Week Foot Race Brings Grute and Myers Back
A feature of Old Home week in Youngstown will be a foot race between Nain K. Grute now of New York and Edward Myers who 27 years ago ran for an oyster supper on Market street. The same guests will attend another oyster supper after the race.
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Youngstown
American Glee Club Concert in Hubbard May 21
The American Glee club of Youngstown will present a concert in Hubbard on May 21. The event highlights a regional choral performance featuring local musicians and a program of popular and classical pieces.
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The
American Glee Club of
Youngstown
Hubbard
No Telegraph Operator at West Pittsburg Depot
No telegraph operator for West Pittsburg despite expectations. The local telegrapher was removed due to declining business, and there is no indication a new operator will be placed soon, likely leaving the depot without service for weeks.
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West Pittsburg
Pittsburg
No Move Planned to Repair Beaver River Bridge Approach
North Beaver township supervisors take no action to repair the bridge approach over the Beaver River between West Pittsburg and Moravia. High water covers the approach, cutting off communication. a concrete retaining wall is all that is needed to prevent this.
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North Beaver Township
Beaver River
West Pittsburg
Moravia
B. and O. Rail Changes Near West Pittsburg
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports repairs to the road bed and tracks around West Pittsburg with renewed ties used in renewals and improvements to the overhead bridge near the Lake Erie station. Local residents including Miss Agnes Foley and Nat Williams are noted as recent visitors or travelers in New Castle.
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Seventh Ward
Baltimore and Ohio
West Pittsburg
Lake Erie Station
Agnes Foley
Lawrence Avenue
New Castle
Portersville Prep Students Celebrate Commencement Week
Commencement week at Portersville High School includes a junior senior banquet at Odd Fellows hall with over 75 guests. Decorations feature junior red and white and senior pink and white, with elaborate banquet and music. Out of town guests attend. baccalaureate sermon given by Rev. Pittinger. graduation exercises planned for Friday evening May 1.
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Portersville High School
Odd Fellows Hall
Olive Hay
Jennie
Prudence Brenneman
Loyal Stickle
Carbon Black
Mabel
Alta Brooks
Jacksville
Samuel Beighley
Freedom
Verna Newton
Madge Fisher
Mabel Boozel
Ernest Fisher
Lowry Coulter
Ira Llewellyn
Pittinger
The
Presbyterian Church
Nellie Brenneman
Alice Covert
Bessie Laderer
Edith Nagee
Ernest Humphrey
Paris Sports Seek Fireball Johnson Burns Ring Match
A Paris syndicate plans a Burns versus Johnson bout. Tommy Burns shows willingness if the purse is large enough. French boxing laws limit contests to twenty rounds, but organizers remain confident they can arrange a fight and secure a substantial prize.
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Paris Sports
United Press
Paris
Sporting Men
Tommy” Burns
Jack” Johnson
Burns
England
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J. E. Duff
Mer
N. Mill St
A. G. Sieg
Bell Phone
Pittsburg ST
Wallace
MO. C. Wallace
Washington St
Dr. Leonhardt
George Cook
St. Thomas
Ont
Harry Lusk
Seventh Ward Fire Department
East Cherry Street
North Cedar Street
Greer
Tom Davis
Ashland Avenue
Shenango Tin Mill
Pennsylvania
Charles Gibson
West Madison Avenue
H. M. Lord
Dave Reese
East Long Avenue
John Hayes
Ed Shaffer
Mount Air
Edna Lewis
West Cherry Street
Lowellville
Frank Edwards
Mahoning Avenue
Grace Spencer
Will Harrison
W. J. Davy
North Liberty Street
Mercer County
Ralph Thompson
West Wabash Avenue
W. E. Pettycrew
Poland
Lois Conn
Harry Riddle
Standard Steel Car Company
Cleveland
Harry Williams
West Pittsburg News
OLD Home Week
Piso
Lake Erie
WPGH
Floyd Reed
Thomas McCart
Nat Williams
Fifth Ward
Charles A. Maxwell
Tenth Street
Fred Schuler
Mary McMahan
William Newswander
R. W. Gaskill
Ellwood City
Portersville
Washburn
Crosby's
Hwe
Lead and Oil House Paints
Carter
New Castle Paint & Varnish Co
New Castle, PA
Pittsburg Street
Bell
Neal Street
W. S. Foltz
Samuel Foltz
George Greer
First National Bank
PENNA
U. S. Bonds
U. S. Treas
Cash and Exchange
Opera House
Fred Raymond
Zeke
Ascad Theatre
South Mill ST
Matinee
Star Family Theater
Corner
Beaver and
Washington Sts
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