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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
5
Iron molders at Youngstown will not strike after a special meeting. Foundry owners offer a 10c daily raise if minimum rates remain 5.29 for molders and 3.05 for caremakers and Pittsburg rate is not pursued. About 600 workers in Kingstown shops gain steady employment, ending a prior strike threat.
An application for a charter for a corporation named Pulaski Water Company was placed on file at the register and recorder's office. Capital stock is $20,000 in 200 shares of $100 par value each with listed incorporators and stock holdings. The project aims to supply water to Pulaski residents.
Nearly 250 members and friends gathered for the Mahoningtown Methodist church annual banquet. Rev. Richard Nye Merrill and fellow ministers spoke. Bert Martin led music while toasts were offered. The Men’s League reports steady growth with over 75 active members.
An expert hair dresser prescribes a tonic to treat dandruff falling hair and incipient baldness. The formula includes Bay Rum Castor Oil Salt Quinoline and soft water to make one pint. Persistent use is claimed to renew hair roots remove dandruff and yield a soft healthy scalp.
Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Sheephill a son. Frank Walker of East Long avenue is able to be out after a week’s illness. John Miles of East Long avenue visits in Pittsburg for a week. Fred Davis of East Long avenue visits his sister in Youngstown. Mrs Lewis Thomas of South Mercer Street improves after illness. William French of Hamilton street concludes a pleasant visit with relatives in Wilmerding. John Bergen of Scioto street returns from Youngstown. Enoch Fowler of Greenville visits sister Mrs William Amsbury of Pennsylvania avenue. Will White of East Long avenue goes to Pittsburg to work in a store. Lewis Thomas, son of William Thomas, goes to New York for a position. William Phillips of Sharon visits Fifth ward with Lewis Thomas family. Mrs John Miller and children of Steubenville visit southern city part. Fire plug at South Mill Street and os avenue repaired after mud blockage. water supply would have been scarce in case of fire.
Milholamr says no word from the state health department on approval of the poor and sewage disposal plant. Plans were submitted over two months ago and a big stock ad at Cubbison Bank is noted.
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