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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
2
Beginning next Saturday, workers at the New Castle forge and bolt works will receive a half holiday after noon. The plant will stay closed Saturday afternoons through September 1 due to backlogged orders. The report mentions other local shutdowns and various town notices and personal happenings in Mahoningtown and nearby areas.
McKee’s Medicine Store announces a limited half price sale on Dr Howard’s medicine for constipation dyspepsia and liver trouble. The store offers a 60 dose supply for 25 cents with a personal money back guarantee if no relief is provided.
Castle Forge and Bolt company has spent several days in Pittsburg and returned Tuesday morning. Ed White of North Liberty Street, a Shenango tin mill reckoner, reported for duty Monday after a week off due to injuries from a ball game.
Thomas H. Reed divorced wife Mrs. Reed after seven years together citing desertion and infatuation with a younger woman. Judge Porter granted the divorce as Reed showed letters from Mabel Simons. Anna Maurer also received a divorce from Paul Maurer on desertion after arriving in New Castle following a Hungarian marriage.
Frank Johnson, convict and murderer of Herman Genkinger, laments being idle in state penitentiary. He claims his life sentence allows no work assignment and asks the warden for a job to prove he is not afraid of labor.
The Association of Masonic Veterans of Western Pennsylvania will hold an all day outing Friday June 14 at Rock Springs Chester West Virginia. A vestibule train departs from Pittsburgh Union Depot at 8 30 a m for the event with full grounds pleasures arranged.
Delegates from Sharon Youngstown Sharpsville and nearby areas met in the city to set July 12 as the Orangemen’s outing at Cascade Park. A monster parade and a New Castle vs Sharon lodge ball game headline the extensive day with crews from Mahoning and Shenango valleys. William Shields of Meyer Avenue is chairman of the organizing committee.
Attorney Frank A. Blackstone filed alias subpoenas in multiple divorce actions including Birdie Stivers v Albert Stivers Charles Newton v Mamie Newton Iran Book v Mattie W Book and Nesbit v Nesbit. Rose Williamson v Harvey and Naomi Seamon v James Seamon involved master testimony and special appointments as court sat Monday afternoon.
Judge Porter refused an application for a new trial in the Wallace vs. Pennsylvania Railroad case. Fred W Wallace, who was badly injured in the New Wilmington Junction wreck, had been awarded 14 750 dollars. The defense argued the verdict was excessive and unsupported by the evidence. A kidney health ad paragraph follows.
Butler Pa June 3 A May record for producers in the Butler oil fields with 13 wells averaging 30 barrels each brought in. Thirty-one wells are being drilled and 24 rigs are going up. A gusher on the Cooper farm near Saxonburg opens a new district with promising potential.
Greenville June 3 A Mercer county Republican movement backs Hon Levi Morrison of this place for state treasurer. He has served three terms in the legislature and has long been identified with Republican politics. Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised for blood purification nerve strengthening and digestion with tea or tablets priced at 85 cents at Wallace's Drug store.
Mr G L Stephenson of Peterborough Ontario reports a decade of pile misery ended by Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid after three boxes. He praises the treatment and offers a patient endorsement while noting the product is sold at J F Neely New Castle or Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls NY for $1.00.
A list of fabric prices includes novelty embroidered Eeru Net allovers at 7.00 and 2.50 per yard, Eeru embroidered net allovers 1.50 and 1.25 to 1.75 per yard, French hand embroidered motifs, Swiss cambric nainsook flowers at 50c to 1.00 per yard, new 27 inch flouncing 50c to 75c per yard, 27 inch flouncing and 45 inch skirtings 1.00 to 1.50 per yard, 45 inch skirtings 2.00 per yard.
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