New Castle News masthead and publisher details
The New Castle News lists ownership by The Sewn pany, officers Treadwell and Ray, Reyes and Benga, with George W. Conway as trustee president and Mallar as secretary. It notes city editor and evening publication from a Sycamer Street and Apple Wax address, with pricing and mailing rates for various durations.
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Aren G Treadwell
Meg T. Ray
T. Reyes
L. Benga
Tienk
George W. Conway
Trustes, Pres
Man
Mallar
The Town Spirit Awakens in New Castle
An editorial on what makes a town, home, and neighborhood lifelike. It argues the essence lies in collective spirit and cooperative effort rather than wealth or luck, urging citizens to unite, work together, and prioritize common welfare over individual interests. It cites high school and college teams as examples of communal drive.
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New Castle
Lfe
Highland Mirage Sage
South America
Percy DE Graf
Fragmentary pledge echoes teamwork in democracy slogan
A hazy OCR fragment links awakening to the slogan For All and All for Each with urging teamwork. The line implies a democratic patriotic appeal and shared effort to reach town goals.
Boy Scout Movement Grows in Naw Castle Area
Letter from Rotary Club secretary Carl B. Paisley notes the Biggest achievement is launching the Boy Scout Movement in Naw Castle. He cites rapid troop enrollment and potential for 30 troops with enough scoutmasters. Judge Thomas M. Prather will speak about forming a county council, and a camp visit to Muddy Creek Falls is planned to showcase the scale of the effort.
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Naw Castle
Thomas M. Prather
Boy Scout Council
Meadville
Muddy Creek Falls
Prather
Carl B. Paisley
Frank Crane
Anniversaries spotlight historic births and events
Dates and names span 18$2 Sir Edwin Arnold born Gravesend died London 1904 1842 Sir Charles Bagot governor general 1847 Sir John Kirk Ragged School founder born died 1922 1863 French army Bazalnga entered Mexico City 1865 Lydia Sigourney died born 1791 1892 first reunion of United Confederate Veterans Jacksonville 1903 Theodore Roosevelt attended Ruth Hanna wedding Cleveland 1919 Wilson told Irish reps in Paris he would push Irish Republic at Peace Conference
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Edwin Arnold
Gravesend
England
London
Charles Bagot
America
John Kirk
Ragged School Union
Con. Bazalng
Mexico
Lydia Huntley Sigourney
United Confederate Veterans
Jacksonville
Fla
Prest Roosevelt
Cleveland
Ruth Hanna
Joseph Medill McCormick
Wilson
Paris
Why do we live and work and seek the why
Fragments of poems and stray notes fill a column of mixed verse and anecdotes. The piece ponders life’s purpose with Edgar A. Guest style lines, brief humor, and local tidbits about jobs, marriages, canine claims, trains, and civic oddities, all capturing a quirky era newspaper vibe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Abe Martin muses on love, taxes, and old-time quirks
Abe Martin laments the vanished old fashioned girl and zany rural observations. The column sprinkles social jabs on taxes, politics, cherries, strawberries, and a run of humorous asides. It ends with a note about Nebraska prison authorities seeking an executioner in Lincoln.
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Elvie Prida
Nebraska
Lincoln
Charlestown
Mass
Bible Thought For Today on Righteousness and Commandment
Bible Thought For Today cites Proverbs 16 8 on the value of righteousness over wealth and asks a Bible Question from Exodus 20 about the Eighth Commandment. The fragment reflects devotional newspaper material with brief scriptural references and prompts for readers.
Wisconsin faction nominates Dr Ganfield for Senate
Dr William Arthur Ganfield, a clergyman and educator, is the Citizens Republican choice to oppose Robert M La Follette for the party nomination in the September primary. A native of Iowa, he trained at Cornell and McCormick, was ordained in 1901, taught at Carroll College 1904 to 1915, and has led Centre College and Carroll College, while serving on local police and fire boards.
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William Arthur Ganfield
Citizen Republican
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
United States
Iowa
Ianfield
Cornell Collage
McCormick Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Green Bay
Wis
Carroll College
Waukesha
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Centre College
Kentucky
Police Called To Investigate Repeated Suspect Sighting
Local residents reported men acting oddly near homes after a carnival last night. Police responded at three locations including Winslow Avenue Grant Street and Crips Hardware Store area but did not locate any suspects. Residents described two men running from a rear yard and seeking shelter from rain while authorities investigated.
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RF. A. Gray
Winslow Avenue
Grant Street
Residenta
Cripus Hardware
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