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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1908
Page
2
A mad dog near the Mt Ali area terrorized a wide zone in North Beaver Township, biting many farm animals before the animal was killed. In Mahoningtown, almost a thousand people boarded trains for Silver Lake Park Akron for the Lawrence Junction shop outing.
In Middlesex township near Cooperstown a wild cherry tree on W. H. Abres’s farm has repeatedly fallen and stood upright after successive storms. After being leveled three years ago and later righted, the tree again toppled last week. The owners will let Boreas act and await its next raising. A joke links President Bryan’s campaign to the wind-driven revival.
Log rollers compete at Cascade Park on July 15 with a daytime event and fireworks display scheduled for the evening. local spectators are invited to enjoy the festival atmosphere and family activities.
Local health officials believe R. G. Brown may be quarantined in Summerville Jefferson County while his mother Mrs. J A Brown and his sister Nellie Brown reportedly died and suffer from black diphtheria. Dr Cunningham coordinates with Summerville authorities to prevent spread and protect Ellwood City.
Pittsburg Butler Harmony and New Castle Railway officials say cars will run from New Castle to Ellwood City early this week. Roadway is finished and wires ready, but New Castle rails have breaks and the trolley wire lacks supporting clips. Cars have already run near New Castle and carried rural residents on trips. Officials told some passengers they would operate on an hour schedule within a week.
A historic wind storm swept over the town just before 2 p.m. The hot morning gave way to dense dust and a rapid 18 degree drop in temperature to 74. Trees toppled, roofs peeled away, windows shattered, and a freight car moved along a siding by the wind. A light sprinkle followed the gusts.
The Forge team defeated Evans City with a 6 to 3 score as Patterson dominated on the mound. Forge played steady defense and hit effectively, turning the game into a decisive victory.
The Lawrence A. C. baseball team defeated Frisco 17 to 7, extending a strong streak as they sweep county youths and challenge Newcastle champions. The article highlights their undefeated run and readiness for all-comers.
Attorney John H. Bittner is in Pittsburg today on business. J. W. Offutt left for Sturgis Michigan last night for a short business trip. A. R. McGill formerly cashier of Ellwood City Trust now with a Pittsburg banking house was in town over Sunday.
A group at the Point planned a playful surprise for Dr. G C Cobler as he nears another birthday. Friends gathered at the park and sent a committee to bring the unsuspecting doctor to celebrate with them. The doctor avoided revealing his age despite his sister's attempts.
Forge second team defeated Koppel 7 to 6 on Saturday afternoon in a tight contest. The young squad, formed weeks ago, has already beaten local peers and plans games with nearby towns as the season progresses.
Ellwood City volunteer fire department hosts a benefit dance at Rock Point Tuesday evening to raise funds for equipment and supplies. Hacks will shuttle residents between the park and Ellwood City to provide transportation throughout the afternoon and evening.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church hosted an English dinner Saturday night in the Stiefel block. Attendance suggested strong returns for their efforts as guests sampled a mystery menu that proved delightful once tasted.
The Ross A. C. team hosted the Zell enople boys in a 14 to 6 victory. Ross A. C. had recent success, winning four straight sprinters and defeating every visiting team lately.
Hoch Bros of Chicora struck their No 3 well on the Maria C Frazier lease in Muddy Creek Field delivering a 26 barrel flow after the shot. Other operators including Phinessy Gas and Oil and Roth lease workups indicate a highly active development with new lines and a planned three inch pipeline by National Transit.
Attorney B A Winternitz and wife returned from Colorado City after the death of his brother Dr I A Winternitz. The Masonic funeral at Colorado City lodge No 76 featured an emotional eulogy, large cortege, and many floral tributes with local drug stores closing in respect.
Hazel Dell directors postpone the principal election to Tuesday after a crowded meeting. Four applicants remain, with board members split on the top candidate.
The ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a complete natural remedy printed ingredients on bottle wrappers. It claims efficacy for indigestion catarrh coughs and bronchial issues and urges concurrent use with Sage’s Catarrh Remedy for nasal passages.
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