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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1908

Page

8

Crop report shows encouraging yields across multiple states

The crop reporting board of the Department of Agriculture notes corn condition on August 1 at 82.5 percent of normal, with state figures ranging from 74 in Missouri to 91 in North Carolina. Winter wheat yield preliminaries estimate about 14.3 bushels per acre, while spring wheat stands at 80.7 percent of normal. Oats, barley, and rye show varied conditions around the normal range, with regional stock changes in Iowa and Illinois noted.

Bureau of Statistics Department of Agriculture Illinois Iowa Texas Missouri Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Indiana Georgia Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Alabama North Carolina Arkansas Mississippi United States North Dakota Minesota South Dakota Washington

New Method in Painting Bridges Considered by County

County commissioners adopt a new plan for painting bridges by supplying the paint. They seek to ensure quality after cleaning rust with metal brushes and inspect each bridge post cleaning. Discussion arises on day‑rate contracts, and the trend toward reinforced concrete bridges to cut costs.

Monument on River Bank Up at Warren

The Warren soldiers and sailors monument may be delayed briefly as townsfolk and the G A R push for placing it on county land opposite Carver House. An ordinance will grant commissioners land for the monument, avoiding it being buried in the courthouse yard. Mrs Emma Longstreet is visiting Sharpsville.

Warren Carver House Court House Yard

Many Pictures of Deceased Citizens at Old Timers Picnic

A committee for the Old Timers picnic at Cascade Park on August 20 has a display of 211 portraits of deceased locals. Exceptions were made for chairman Joseph White and Mrs. H. H. Moorehead, both New Castle natives, with many listed names of individuals and families connected to the community era.

Cascade Park Joseph White H. H. Moorehead White Moorehead New Castle Jesse DuShane Elizabeth White Joseph S. White Adeline White White McMillen Mary Mitchel Sylvester M. Young Wm. Peebles John N. Kuwer John F. McMillen Samuel Pearson Mary Pearson James Moffatt Samuel Dunn Patrick Dunn John Horner Wm. B. Horner R. W. Cunningham Shubal Robert Semple Wells Bushnell Lucius Osgood Archy Newell J. Campbell Bower David Courtney Warren Carpenter Cyrus Clark Wm. Bowen John Steen Samuel McKinley J. 8. Grimes D. A. Junkin Wm Watson Wm. Emery Joseph Emery Newell White Jas. C. Hanna Elizabeth Moore Henry C. Falls Thomas Falls James B. McKee R. H. Peebles D. B. Kurtz William Patterson Ann Patterson John W. Wallace R. D. Wallace J. J. Wallace E. Tyler M. P. Barker R. A. Browne Joseph Kissick Geo. Henderson James John T. Phillips David Long Henry Wagner John B. Nicklin W. A. Stewart James Wallace Irwin Agnew Laura Agnew B. H. Henderson Robert McGuffin L. L. McGuffin Joseph Pollock Hiram Pollock Robert W. Clendenin Robert Wallace James R. Shaw Robert Crawford Charles T. Whippo William Gordon George Pearson Thomas Pearson William Cox Joseph §. Boyd James Leslie Alvi Leslie Andrew Lewis William P. Reynolds William Donnelly John Young John Bower E.S. N. Morgan John MecElevey David Winternitz Paul Butz David Tidball Alex L. Crawford Mary Crawford Oliver G W. H. Shaw Ed, O'Brien Thomas Campbell Tyrone Landrum Joseph Baldwin Hiram Watson

thermometers aloft and ice from the sky at Franklin

The Franklin News imagines a future of high altitude balloons cooling the air and delivering ice cream from above. A Massachusetts balloon proved the idea by rising six miles to minus thirty degrees. The piece playfully envisions stationary balloons, freezers in the sky, and speedy escapes from heat.

The Franklin News Massachusetts

Ellwood City Italians Ready for Celebration

Arrangements are complete for an Italian celebration in Ellwood City Friday and Saturday. The program features races games and band concerts at Bar Park in the day and dancing with fireworks at night. Bianchi's Italian band in white uniforms with gold braid will perform. A grand parade is planned Friday afternoon with dancing and fireworks in the evening. Saturday includes morning services at St. Agatha's church then more dancing games and fireworks.

Ellwood City Bar Park Bianchi St. Agatha’s Church

Ellwood City basketball team to organize for season

Ellwood City Aug 11 H L Clarke Jr manager of the basketball team says the squad will organize soon with faster play and new talent to fill weak spots while most players return from last year. Trials will include teams from nearby towns and the Harmony line will ease travel.

Ellwood City H. L. Clarke, Jr

Wire mill on double turn in Ellwood City

Ellwood City August 11. The works of John McCrory and Gons are operating double turn and still behind in their orders. The wire and wire nails factory, northwest of town, has run steadily all year. About 40 skilled workers are employed, earning high wages and contributing wealth to the community.

Ellwood City John McCrory Gons

Bnai Brith Society Holds Sunday Outing at Muddy Creek

Bnai Brith members from Bellwood City and New Castle lodge gathered at Muddy Creek for a Sunday picnic. About 220 people enjoyed the day with guests from Pittsburgh Youngstown Cleveland and nearby areas joining in the outing.

Bellwood City B’nai S'Rith Society Muddy Creek New Castle Pittsburg Youngstown Cleveland

Samose advertised as flesh forming remedy in New Castle

An advertisement promises Samose builds up thin people by aiding fat absorption after meals. McKee's Medicine Store offers to pay for treatment if it fails to make customers plump and rosy, guaranteeing satisfaction or refund through a reputable New Castle business.

McKee New Castle

Postponed Probe Into Suspect Officer Extortion Case

Investigators keep to the town while citizens delay charges against Martin Reiner special policeman suspended by Burgess Hossler. Police committee adjourns until Wednesday as District Attorney Young and County Detective Logan pursue new angles. About 50 residents attend. Reiner moves freely through town as others gather notes.

Etlwood City Place Martin Reiner Burgess J. H. Hossler Police Committee of Council M. D. McCarthy Police Committee Charles Young Creighton G. Logan Burgess Hossler OD. A. Evans Moon F. EB. Poister Poisster W. E. McElroy Poister J. W. Humphrey A. L. Hazen New Castle Reiner Young Logan

Ellwood Personal News Highlights Local Visits

B F Ross visited New Castle yesterday. G L Milliken of New Brighton was in town yesterday. Clyde Lowry returned from Beaver Falls. 8S D Johnston was in Beaver Falls on business yesterday. John Tomlinson of Fourth street visited Pittsburg yesterday. William Berger and Mr. Gibbons of New Castle were here Sunday. 8 P Friedman of Tarentum and A Mervis of Youngstown stayed with J L Kaplan family yesterday. Borough Solicitor J W Humphrey returned home after weeks with friends in Grove City and Butler county. Miss Zelia Butter of the Whistler force returned home after weeks vacation with Pittsburg friends. Miss Bertha Izakovitz and Miss Sarah Mendelson of Pittsburg left for New Castle yesterday to spend a few days with the Cohen family.

G. L. Milliken New Brighton Clyde Lowry Beaver Falls D. Johnston John Tomlinson Fourth Street Pittsburg William Berger Mr. Gibbons New Castle P. Friedman Tarentum A. Mervis Youngstown J. L. Kaplan Spring Avenue J. W. Humphrey Grove City Butler County Zelia Butter Whistler Force Perry Township Bertha Izakovitz Sarah Mendelson Jacob L. Caplan Joseph Cohen

Many Elks Planned Beaver Valley Outing at Junction Park

Ellwood City August 11 The local lodge of Elks plans its annual Beaver Valley Elks outing at Junction Park on Wednesday August 12. Special trains will run to the point for ease of attendance and a dance is arranged as a key evening feature. Attendees can dance and still return home the same night.

Ellwood City Lodge of Elks Beaver Valley Elks Junction Park

Stork Brings 14-Pound Baby in Ellwood City

In Ellwood City a 14-pound baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Mattheny on Crescent avenue per authentic reports. The infant Malby Ruzewich, 10, of 28 12 South Jefferson street, had diphtheria. Health Officer Will McCandless was notified.

Ellwood City John Mattheny Crescent Avenue Malby Ruzewich South Jefferson Street Will McCandless

Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth

Advert claims Parisian Sage cools the scalp in five minutes and eliminates odors while promising dandruff cure and hair growth in two weeks. Testimonial from Mrs. Maud Hagar supports beauty and thickness gains. Sold by George W. Clutton at 50 cents a bottle or prepaid express from Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo.

George Vy Clutton New York Maud Hagar West 136Th St New York City George W. Clutton Express Giroux Mfg. Co Buffalo

Local Masons Attend Cascade Park Dance Tonight

Eblywood city August 11 Quite a number of lodge 599 F A M members will attend the Cascade park New Castle dance tonight hosted by the temple commandery. The park dances by the New Castle commandery draw Masons from across the county and have proven the season’s most successful social events.

Eblywood City Lodge 599 Cascade Park New Castle Temple Commandery New Castle Commandery

Nye Not Seriously Injured After Stairs Fall

Ellwood City readers report M. P. Nye of Celia greatly improving after a fall down stairs last week. He visited yesterday with his son Richard Nye and spent the day calling on friends in town.

Ellwood City Nye Celia Richard Nye

Chicago Gains 58 000 In One Year

Chicago journalists estimate the city population at 2 425 000, up 58 000 from 1907 based on the 1900 census. School board enumerators report 2 140 000, differing from the directory publishers who say the estimate rests on careful investigation.

United Press Chicago City Directory

Also Mentioned on This Page

Want Emma Longstreet Sharpsville Pittsburg Street Battenberg R. S. McCulloch & CO Guttridge & Rand Custom Tailors of the Times Washington Street New Castle, Pa Ellwood City News Ball Park H. L. Clark, JR B’nai B’rith Society Samose Ellwood Personals B. F. Ross Winter Bros Clothiers E. Washington St Stork Cascade M. P Nye Johnston's Lawrence Ave Wilwood City Oxfords D.r.bollard
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