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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
10
New arrivals include fresh mackerel at sixty cents and flounders at twelve and a half cents per pound. Turtles remain popular priced twelve cents per pound undressed, fifteen cents dressed, with turtle eggs ranging eighty two to thirty five per female. Strawberries appear with ample supply. wholesale prices fall while retail holds at thirteen cents.
Prices quoted by New Castle dealers to farmers and the public cover butter eggs grain livestock and produce. The report lists selling buying and retail prices for butter eggs beef lamb hogs poultry vegetables and fruits with ranges and per unit figures. Prices show creamery butter eggs lettuce cabbage apples cucumbers and other market items with specified per dozen per pound or per basket amounts.
The YWCA notes a grown ups camp opening Friday at the Baer cottage on the Youngstown carine. Juniors enjoyed a delightful week with ideal camping weather and all conveniences. Queen Esther girls of the First Methodist church plan to visit the association camp next week.
The notice lists marriage licenses including Chester H. McChesney of Big Beaver and Eleanor Harriet Smith of New Castle, George Matthews of New Castle and Magas Staresinie of New Castle, Elmer H. Shaner of Volant and A Irene Kemp of New Castle, Henry C. Kanengeiser of Bessemer and Lillian Booksing of Edenburge, and references Chinese of Hankow buying safety razors for 18 cents.
District Attorney Thomas W. Dickey returned from Washington D C with admission to practice before the United States Supreme Court. The admission aids the Commonwealth against Tony Rossi who will argue on appeal after a Pittsburg superior court upheld a Lawrence County workhouse sentence for liquor selling without a license. Rossi contends interstate commerce act rights for a Lowellville dealer.
Cascade Park theatre welcomed a party of about forty couples hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wirsing. The program combined old fashion ed minstrel acts with vaudeville olio and pleased the audience. Three shows daily remain, with moving pictures changing today and next Monday, and The Governor's Boy shown.
Prices offered at East Liberty stockyards today show cattle supply light and market steady with prime, butcher, and common categories listed. Hogs, lambs, and sheep are active with mixed to lower trends. receipts noted as double-deck hogs and various calf and veal prices.
Chicago police hold Margaret Furajik after she drowned her one year old son in Lake Calumet and attempted to drown her two year old daughter. A passerby stopped the attack while officers review her sanity.
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as the easy remedy to restore color to grey hair and look younger. It claims rapid results after one or two uses and highlights a druggist endorsement. Offers include free samples with Harfina Soap and discount combinations at local pharmacies.
For sale a good paying business on East Washington Street with a solid reason for selling. Details and particulars available on application to the seller.
New York June 19. The cotton market opened easier influenced by lighter cables and selling in Liverpool. First prices were 3 to 8 points lower amid continental selling. Room traders were bearish and weather maps showing rain across a large belt provided encouragement. Futures and spot in Liverpool were quiet to weak.
Notice from Charles H. Freet declares wife Ina M. Freet has left his home and he will not be responsible for any debts she incurs from June 18, 1913 onward. Advertisement. 26212.
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