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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
21
Listings show rooms and apartments for rent with features like laundry on site and gas heat. Private bath, floor access, and best location promoted. Apply at the real estate office Mebingson & Co after viewing.
Legal notices and estate matters from Lawrence County Pennsylvania include a city hearing on urban regulation, notices of administration and final accounts, dissolution of partnership, and executors’ and administrators’ actions. Names include Cordelia Wry Clerk, Janette Moore, Elizabeth Robinon, William Cooper, Kathie, and local firms like Lawrence Savings & Trust Company and Gettings. Hearings set for December 1, 1926, with various estates and guardianship cases noted.
New York stocks eased and rallied on a day marked by firm rails and industrials. The market showed strength in several issues with rails in focus and brokers noting improved technical posture after a November decline, as traders speculated on December 20 actions.
Widows' appraisements in Lawrence County Pennsylvania were elected to the Orphans' Vault and will be shown and confirmed by the elder court on a date in October. Names include Bima Smith Nannie M. Ala Metines Merty M. Dean Nellie M. Dean Gouningham Margaret White Goldats Donaldson and others. values range from several hundred to five thousand dollars for personal property and real estate totals, with specific estate figures noted.
Livestock market trends show steady to firm receipts across cattle sheep and hogs. Cattle prices range from 46 to 100 for cows and fresh springers, veal calves steady, hogs mixed with light workers and heavy weights moving lower, lambs and sheep supply about 60 with prices around 17.
A historical ledger lists diverse stock prices and company names such as Hudson, Packard, Pierce Arrow, Studebaker, and Sinclair, alongside various industrial and motor firms. The OCR includes scattered entries for brands, models, and affiliates in a marketplace update, with numerous garbled fragments.
Bulls push grain higher as wheat leads the rally. Wheat climbs 1 3/4 to 4 cents as buyers enter, while corn starts up 1-4 to 1 cent and oats rise 1-4 to 3-8 cent. Provisions ease early on softer prices.
Cardinal Mundelein, a leading member of the Catholic Church in America, traveled through New Cassel this morning on the Baltimore and Ohio line. He had been in Washington, D C, and was returning to his home in Chicago. The report notes women workers in the printing trade make up about 20 percent of the total timber employed in the industry.
A teen driver sustained a broken collarbone when a vehicle skidded on a wet Elkwood Road near Harmony Baptist Church and overturned. He was rescued and taken to Valley Hospital for treatment. he is reported in stable condition and expected to recover at home.
Robert J. Tully, master mechanic for Carnegie Steel, spoke at the Kiwanis Club at noon describing steelmaking stages from blast furnace to blooming and bar mill. A Near East Relief representative urged club cooperation in funds for exploited children.
VARTUSBURG Pa December reports from the local weather bureau show November precipitation higher than any similar month in years. The total for the month reached 4.82 inches with snow accounting for all tenths of an inch. In 1897 November rainfall totaled 4.03 inches.
Local coal operators report the last hard coal reserves on land near Pottsville being rapidly exhausted. Pyrehasera are required to take achalyden each of ped and buckwheat sizes, according to coal men in the area.
Senator DuPont is resting easily and slightly improved at his Wilmington home after a severe attack. The illness prompted official notices and word of health from local officials and family.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark Dec known as the unluckiest man in Arkansas Z W Parker of Mena representative in the Arkansas General assembly is in hospital again Some years ago Mr Parker injured leg later he lost an arm and then an eye During the 1925 general assembly session he fell and fractured two ribs Now he is laid up with a fractured thigh from an automobile accident
The Western Pennsylvania Trades Council will meet in Pittsburgh on Sunday December. Matters of importance to the union workmen of this district will be taken up at that time. T. J. McMichiel and Harry Yosun of the local bricklayers organization have been elected to attend the meeting.
A weighing and measures officer charged a seller with selling rolls of butter short weight. The alderman presided as a fine of 35 dollars was imposed. The defendant, described as a heavyset person, was present during the proceeding.
Texas Governor Miriam A. Ferguson handles state affairs from Temple with brief interviews and visits, while her husband is away shopping and tending tasks. The unusual arrangement arises after she demanded the resignation of a newspaper publisher as a director of Texas Technological College, drawing stiff pushback from state officials.
Prices paid here for hay and grain listed by Castle Peed and Coal Company at 1126-28 Moravia Street. Commodities include No 1 wheat per bushel, No 2 wheat per bushel, clover hay, timothy hay per ton, wheat scraw, oats straw per ton, rye straw per ton, and barley per bushel with varied prices. The list preserves listed units and figures, showing market quotes for local buyers.
A new notice board has been placed in the court room of the police station for posting notices of interest to members of the force. It previously hung in the sergeants room but is believed the new location will be better for the officers.
The state alleges fraud and corruption in highway commission suits, claiming the Attorneys General exposed large sums misused. Aimed at shaping public opinion, the campaign accuses political powers of misleading headlines and rhetoric to fix a negative view of state finance.
Pat Bender of Boyerton was found not guilty of causing the death of her infant child in a case tried by Judge E M Biddle of Carlisle. The acquittal cited insufficient evidence to convict the girl.
Amanda Marino and Walter Moroti federal prisoners held under close guard after an apparent escape attempt yesterday at Philadelphia County Prison. Guards thwarted the effort in a brief incident that ended with inmates back in custody.
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