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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
8
Oats rose another cent wholesale on Wednesday morning causing dealer concern. Farmers scarce, city wholesalers rely on Cleveland firms for daily quotes that drive local prices. A major local wholesaler noted paying 44 cents while selling 44 to 48 cents, and asked the news be kept quiet.
A list shows New Castle dealers quoting buying prices to farmers for butter eggs grain and live stock and also retail selling prices for creamery butter lettuces potatoes onions and other produce. Separate quotes cover feed grains seed and other farm staples with retail prices for common grocery items included.
Prices from East Liberty stockyards show market steady to lower across cattle hogs and sheep. Receipts totaled ten doubledecks with hogs and lambs selling at mixed prices and notable activity in heavy hogs and prime wethers.
The Duchess of Orleans seeks a divorce from her husband, a leading pretender to the French throne. The case has France awaiting the proceedings as she plans to summon several household servants to support charges of inhuman treatment. Previously she was known as Duchess Olga of Austria.
Jimmie Dime and promoters plan a ten round bantam clash between Patsy Brannigan of New Castle and Johnny Conlon in Milwaukee on June 19. The rivals have drawn in prior encounters. Brannigan seeks the title with improved form and a full training push to claim the belt.
Robert Miller 17, formerly of Carlisle, traveled about 2000 miles on horseback from Oklahoma to return home. He enjoyed the west and plans to go back there next fall.
Permanent offices open to the public Saturday June 7 at 9 a m in Moore Block 29 North Street New Castle Pa. German American Doctors offer free treatment for the first 100 curable cases with serums anti toxins osteopathic and electro or practice methods supplemented by medicines. Offices near Favorite Post Office welcome men women and children for chronic nervous and special diseases with latest German and American therapies.
Boston June 4 Daniel Coakley attorney for Frederick Atteaux admits meetings with J J Breen but denies Atteaux suggested or funded a dynamite plant Breen labeled a blackmailer and unworthy son of a worthy father The Wood case moves to the jury without Wood present Atteaux is expected to testify in his defense Breen sought 13000 in 1912 after dynamite damage suits and warned of an explosion if not helped.
The Silver Bay YWCA club plans a June festival at the Kirk home on Moody Avenue next Monday evening. Activities include a 6:15 p m ball game at Boyles field between Trinity and Highland clubs, sight seeing rides, auto hire, fortune telling, flower and candy booths, a suffragette pantomime, with refreshments and an open invitation to the public.
The Croton WCTU sent a bouquet of pink peonies to The News with thanks for the remembrance. The union plans to distribute many flowers on Flower Day set for June 9. Giants fans speculate on Eddie Grant’s role after his sale from the Reds and the infield looks well fortified.
East Brook J. H. Grim of Erie visited here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Walters spent Sunday in Volant visiting friends. Miss Pearl Hutchinson entertained the Kensington club Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chambers of New Castle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chambers. Children’s Day services are next Sunday at 8 p.m. at the M. E. church. Miss Tina Cummings, recently in New Castle, returns home for summer. Albert Dicks funeral was Monday at Rich Hill church with interment at Rich Hill Cemetery.
Readers report injuries and ailments improved by San Cura Ointment. A Rinard Mills man claims rapid healing after steam scald and arm pain relief. Titusville man recounts leg infection clearing after use, weight gain, and recovery from long illness. Ointment advertised with a money back plan and skin care soap sold separately.
Potter County, long dry, now reports nearly twice as many licenses as neighboring Tioga County. The license to population ratio is one per 675 in Potter versus one per 1259 in Tioga, highlighting a sharp shift in licensing trends.
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