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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
12
In Harrisburg on June 22 thirty eight prospective young foresters compete for ten Mount Alto State Forest School scholarships. Fifteen more students will be admitted this fall while many applicants are refused due to lack of accommodations. The ten scholarship winners will spend five weeks in state forests this summer to test adaptability for the work.
Rev Norris A White of Franklin Pa will address the Old Home week service at Epworth M E church at 8 o'clock He is a former New Castle boy and now pastor of the First M E church in Franklin Also notes there are over 12 5 million motor vehicles in the world with more than 10 5 million in the United States The remark on a flivver notes its theft makes it unrecognizable after loss.
A packed Lawrence County courtroom draws a diverse crowd as the Best Dutford trial unfolds. Women, ministers, and businessmen fill the room, some claiming sociology study while others seek spicy details. The atmosphere mixes curiosity and moral judgment as testimonies advance revealing human nature at play.
Harrisburg reports indicate unfavorable spring weather and poor fall starts causing sub normal crop conditions across winter and spring wheat rye and oats with hay prospects well below normal. Pennsylvania's bureau of statistics estimates yields and total production for multiple crops and notes rising hay on hand and increasing vacant farms across 708 townships.
A humorous tale sets a rich American in a brown study over a risky investment as his daughter eyed a Hungarian nobleman. He asks a count for ten thousand to secure the match, only to learn the engagement is off. Six months later the daughter marries a rugged American rancher. The story closes with a cautionary moral about wealth and wit.
A proposal in Heiinets legislature would require every licensed car to auto emit speed at twenty two miles an hour. The plan, unlikely to pass, signals a public demand for drastic action to stop reckless driving and curb motorist abuses on public highways.
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