Tin Worker Patents a Paving Protector for Street Car Tracks
Fullerton a noted tin worker near Coverts station receives a patent for a paving protector to be placed between bricks along street car tracks. The device eases wagon removal, reduces brick wear, and could save cities on track maintenance. Officials plan trials with two street car companies and interest from buyers and royalty offers pours in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. Fullerton
Coverts Station
Fullerton
United States
Old Timers Plea For The Good Old Days In Verse
A reflective poem recalling bygone neighbors and village life. The speaker longs for simple fashions, foods, and social scenes, asking where the barn door pants wearer and the old calico dress woman have gone. It laments fading memories while cherishing apple pies and sassafras tea from earlier times.
Yardmaster takes 30 day leave for West Coast trip
George Shipley night yardmaster for the Baltimore and Ohio at New Castle Junction receives a 30 day vacation and will travel via Chicago to Colorado and the Pacific coast before returning to New Castle. Rail projects advance with Western Allegheny extension toward West Pittsburg nearing October startup.
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George Shipley
Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle Junction
California
Shipley
Chicago
Colorado
Pacific Coast
New Castle
Allegheny
Cascade Park
West Pittsburg
Morris Hyland
Fifth Ward
Fred Marshall
Court Street
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Clyde Edwards
North Liberty Street
Roundhouse
Can
Harry Watson
McKeesport
Engineer Townsend
Barnes
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Charles Forest
Conway
Frank Carmen
Lawrence Junction
Pittsburg
James McNetta
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
McNetta
Local residents visit Edenburg Sunday and area gatherings
A list of visitors and guests travels through Edenburg including J. D. Cox from Mahoningtown, John Hofmeister, Sadie Craig from Missouri, and families from New Castle and Beaver Falls. Cas cade park hosting Cas cade events and Cascade Park visits noted. The town also reports an ice cream and peach festival netting 21 dollars for church repairs and a 4 to 3 baseball win over Pulaski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cox
Mahoningtown
John Hofmeister
Sadie Craig
Missouri
Harry Turner
New Castle
J. F. McWilliams
Butler County
Cascade Park
Holland Shaffer
Coverts Road
D. M. Hoffmaster
B. A. McCullough
Struthers
James Parks
Pittsburg
Lewis Parks
Viola Myers
David
Beaver Falls
F. B. Fetrich
Samuel McClelland
Cora Landis
Marie McCullough
John Craig
Mary
Mt. Jackson
P. C. Ashton
F. H. Stanley
Dorothy
Suunday
Two Registrars Appointed in Ward Shifts
County commissioners appoint Clint Mengle registrar for the first district of the Second ward and John J. Kreaps for the third precinct of the Fifth ward after movers. Registration days are September 15 and October 17 with polling place hours 8 am to 1 pm 2 pm to 6 pm and 7 pm to 10 pm. Voters must bring county tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Mengle
Roy Hazen
John J. Kreaps
Leander S. Long
Weed Cutting Day Observed in City Initiatives
Health Officer Will McCandless will issue orders for a weed cutting day to clear streets alleys and vacant lots. The effort aims to prevent weed seed spread and promote cleaner streets and better health conditions. watch for official announcement.
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Will McCandless
Startling figures exhaust state cigarette and liquor data
Preliminary revenue report shows 65 402 336 113 cigarettes smoked last year excluding little cigars. Spirits revenue fell to 131 789 242 while beer production rose by 201 000 barrels totaling 58 747 680. Tobacco revenue edged down about two million dollars. Butler Fair runs August 25 28 with fine exhibits races and attractions.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Butler Fair
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Claims Giant Market Edge
Parisian Sage hair tonic is pitched as safe and harmless for curing dandruff in two weeks, stopping hair loss, alleviating scalp itching, and making hair lustrous. It promises odor control and a cool scalp, labels itself a scientific preparation, and warns against substitutes. Sold for 50 cents a large bottle by Geo. W. Clutton and via express from Buffalo, New York.
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America
Geo. W. Clutton’s
Express
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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New York Journal
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Washington and
Beaver
Price Electric Company
Union National Bank
New Castle, Pa
Union Bakers Label
Co. BE. Fullerton
Mac
Doc
Physic
Lance
The
New Castle News
News Office
B. & C. Yardmaster
Far West
Huff and Lefty Parks
Western Pennsylvania
West View Park
New Castle Railroad
Sutler
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Standard Steel Car Company
State Board of Health of
West Virginia
Railroad Employe Hart
Altoona
M. K. Gilliland
Union Depot
Gilliland
Niagara Falls
M'Keesport
Clancy
Philadelphia
Earl Davis
Ellwood City
Edenburg
Sara
Joseph Parks
Amzi Taylor
Otis and
Raub
Youngstown
New Century Company
Stewart Crowe
Samuel
A. O. Kincaid
Arthur Hekles
Wellsville
Ohio
Charles Kelso
Sunny
N. G. McCleland
Mary Belle
East Youngstown
Z. T. Robinson
M. &. Church
John F. McWilliams
Homer Fenton
J. A. McWilliams
Ederburg
Pulaski
Lawrence Aiso Trust
Castle PA
Ial
Corner Mill
Dean Block
I. L, Smith Prin
the National Bank OF Lawrence CO
National Banks
Quick Service
Peoples Mortgage Loan Co
E. Washington Street
Herb D. McGoun
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