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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
8
Freshly picked cherries appear in local markets for the first time this season selling at 15 cents or two quarts for a quarter. Warm weather boosts supply and farmers report potential abundance if the trend continues. Lemons are expected to rise further with wholesale prices seen climbing to about 10 dollars per crate before the Fourth of July as demand remains strong.
Prices from New Castle dealers show buying prices for butter eggs and produce, plus live stock and feed costs. Includes butter at 12 to 20 cents per pound, eggs around 40 to 45 cents a dozen, produce like lettuce onions radishes and apples with varied per unit quotes, plus live hogs veal beef and lamb rates and retail selling prices for items like creamery butter and cucumbers.
Prices from East Liberty stockyards show supply light and market steady. Cattle overs old and fresh cows plus veal calves listed. sheep and lambs trend lower with wethers and rams priced. hogs receipts around fifteen with market easing and ranges across heavy and yorker classes.
Springfield Illinois officials report a daring Diamond special hold up near Glen Arm with two masked bandits dynamiting an express safe. Reward of $1000 offered by Illinois Central and American Express for capture and conviction. Bandits fled after firing on crew as passengers hid inside with bullets flying.
Executors of Harriet Morse estate seek confirmation of a private sale of real estate in the Eighth ward New Castle Lawrence County PA for 38300 dollars. The court sets June 23 1918 at 10 am for final hearing and decree at the courthouse, allowing interested parties to appear and be heard.
About 400 students from St Marys parochial school will travel by trolley to Cascade park for the annual teachers and pupils picnic. Morning ball games and races lead to a noon basket lunch. The Barry team and a Bachelors club game are planned with dancing for older attendees in the afternoon and evening.
The funeral for W S Hamilton occurred Tuesday at his Florencedale Avenue home in Youngstown. Ministers Whiteneck and Dent led services. he was a Memorial Presbyterian member in Youngstown. Family and former neighbors attended to Evergreen Cemetery for final rites. sons and grandsons served as pallbearers.
Mont Van Fleet, district business manager for Armstrong Cork Mfg, has returned to San Francisco after a week visiting his father, G. W. Van Fleet. He was en route from California to Pittsburg for his annual business trip.
The party Tuesday included Chauncey Paden, Mrs. Wm. Paden, Mrs. Emma Riddle and Miss Nancy Sharpe visiting friends in Grove City and Harrisville.
Miss Maude Hilly departed Tuesday morning for a three weeks absence to visit friends in Indiana Pa and to attend commencement exercises in Slippery Rock.
Lee Zedaker comes home from Pittsburg for the summer. Miss Samantha Moore visits Park Avenue New Castle with her daughter Mrs I P C Murdock. Virginia Hilty hosts Edna Drescher and Bessie Wise from Youngstown. Walter McBride visits his aunt Mrs Geo R Thompson. Clio Miller Sharon schools principal returns for summer. Donovan Smith travels with aunt Mrs L L Swagger. Alice Neal, Sewickley teacher, arrives for summer. Clyde Bailey returns after Ohio travels. Lester Gibson of Youngstown Fordyce firm is home for two months. Westminster commencement attended by Gibson and Raymond Wallace. Young People's society of the U P church hosts a social at Miss Carol Dickson's home.
A historical description notes Cuba extending between twenty-five and one hundred miles in width, outlining geographic breadth and coastal dimensions.
Sale notice offers a profitable business on East Washington Street with a strong selling reason. Details provided upon application to inquire about terms and particulars.
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