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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
17
Multiple legal notices grant Letters of Administration in Lawrence and surrounding counties. Jeannette By Flick as administrator and John P. Aiken as administrator announce debts owed and claims to be presented. Notices reference estates in New Castle and Slippery Rock Townships with dates and law firm details.
New York June 5 market report shows butter steady with salted and unsalted types firming. Live poultry demand remains active with broilers fowls turkeys roasters ducks and geese priced across varieties. Pacific coast white and creamery products noted with price ranges for extras firsts and fresh creamery items. Wholesale butter price set at 2.33 per 10 pounds in class 1 fluid market within the 201-216 mile zone.
The Chicago Grain market ended irregular with wheat up 1 2 to 1 3 8 cents, corn 3 8 to 1 8 higher, and oats 2 1 3 to a half cent lower after a dull session. Early gains faded as profit taking set in and a weather break was anticipated.
The official weather map shows rainfall needed in the corn belt while cash demand remains good. Commission houses on both sides of the corn market note De Vamber attracting most attention. The oats market stays firm with light offerings on commission house buying and cash demand remains strong as prices close higher.
International News Service notes a steady cattle market with bids across grades and fresh cows and springers valued 50 to 100 dollars. Receipts reach 150 head as veal calves and fat cattle show variable ranges. hogs see 2,500 head with slow trading and wide price spreads from heavy to light classes.
Pittsburgh June 1 An advance of 14 10 45 cents in the prices of Pennsylvania crude oil in pipelines was announced today by Joseph Seer Agency, buyers for Standard Oil Company. The item notes a market uptick and reflects industry pricing moves of the era.
Notices advertise registration of various ice cream containers used by Wilder's in New Castle and Philadelphia. Containers include ice cream cans of multiple capacities, tubs, pails, and ice cream cabinets with imprinted markings. Also mentions divorce rule for Georgia Allen in Court of Common Pleas Philadelphia.
Executor's Notice states that Inettera testamentary has been granted in Lawrence County Pennsylvania to Rev Pater Rifer and 4 F Lis bendorfer. Creditors and those indebted must appear for payment or present claims without delay to Rev Pater Rifer at 316 Park Ave New Castle or 4 F Lisbendorfer Eliwood City PA. Attorney is Lexoal TL 2325.
Dr W H McDonald of St Catherine's Ont has moved to full time research at the University of Toronto to perfect a serum drawn from calf liver aimed at reducing high blood pressure. In early tests the serum showed 32 successes in 433 cases.
Prices for rye, wheat, oats, corn, clover hay and timothy hay from New Caaulo Feed and Coal Company 1126 28 Moravis Street. Also straw prices by ton and ear corn per bushel. Uproar over an umpire dodging pop bottles prompts debate on whether America would submit to a world court.
New York stocks stayed fairly steady in a short session with oil shares drawing speculative attention. Major oil issues such as Standard Oil, Union Oil of California, and Pacific led gains while motor and rubber stocks rose. profits from Coca Cola and American Tobacco lifted hot weather plays.
Fragmentary OCR text shows pet supplies and car parts references with few readable names. The readable bits mention Phillips Pet and generic items like cast iron and rubber, plus Willys Overland related terms, but no coherent event or details.
Brownsville residents Mr. and Mrs. Marry C. Pierce were killed when their car collided head on with a locomotive on the South Penn Branch near Chambersburg Pennsylvania about six miles south of the town. Their daughter Margaret, 12, was seriously injured.
In Rome today harmony marked preparations for a jubilee honoring King Victor Emmanuel. Fascists and deputies organized events while socialists and republicans sent congratulations and loyalty messages as crowds gathered for the celebration.
Growth of the orange cake industry is reported from Foochow where a large portion of the orange crop is made into chunks and exported to other regions for medicinal purposes. Fifteen factories are employed in Foochow converting fresh oranges into jerke form which are coated with sugar and dried.
Fragmented OCR lines show quotes about gifts and a deteriorated depiction of a character. Phrases mention a fatal rift, hale and complexion, and a claim of being with someone when they were bought. The text reads as literary dialogue with oblique references rather than a clear news item.
In New York on June 6, steady sentiment and shifting price moves dominated weekly stock activity. Maxwell stocks were removed from the trading list, seen as a signal by exchange authorities to curb wild speculation, while bulls faced resistance from professional bears and profit taking. Commodities and railroad shares showed limited moves, with notable activity in motor, utility, and fragile blue chips amid dividend news and a wary summer outlook.
Middle age described as a period for a woman to reshape her career and profile, with notes on physical shape and potential trends within a Rotary Club context.
A Syracuse court case records Supreme Court Judge Ernest J. Edeombh ruling that a common law alliance can be deemed a legal marriage and then dissolved, granting a divorce. The Forsythe case, begun by Frank Foraythe against Jessie Maude Bishop Forsythe, involves 19 children from the union, and traces their origins to a 44-year relationship starting in Navia Scotia.
Santa Ana California June 5 More than twenty years ago Henry Kuchel of Anaheim became blind and began reading newspapers to follow events. He owns the Anaheim Weekly Genotre and now keeps in touch with the radio by writing his own editorials.
A village fire destroyed a synagogue and several homes after children played with matches. The blaze began in a hay pile about five years old, spread rapidly, and consumed wooden structures along the eastern end toward the North Hill. Local residents report damaged belongings and ongoing efforts to assess losses.
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