New Castle News Firm Names and Personnel
The New Castle News lists staff and management details including Fred J Rentz as President and Manager, Fred Himball as Secretary, and roles within the International News Service and telegraph services. Publication notices reference corporate matter and advertising representation.
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Fred J, Rentz
Pres and Man
Telegraph and Cable Service
The
International News Service
Fred Himball
Great Heart of a City Aids Widow of Kansas City Officer
The city raises more than 20000 dollars and offers real estate and in kind help to build a home for the widow and five children of a Kansas City police officer shot after a bank robbery. Donations flow in daily, with material reductions and volunteer labor, praised as neighborly American spirit.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Times
Ohio, State Journal
Hoover Hints at Office Chair Campaign in 1920 Race
The piece notes Herbert Hoover weighing a stay-at-post campaign plan with Coolidge cabinet tenure and no campaigning until inauguration. It argues such a tactic could prove the futility of tours and bosses, while facing party opposition and political pressure from organization politicians who benefit from traditional campaigning.
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Harding
President Coolidge
Reed
Missouri
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Hoover
Buncombe
Hints and Dints Satire From a Prohibition Era Column
A collage of gossip and social bite covers politics, weddings, onion farming humor, and local scandal. The column lampoons Democrats, Westward presidency notions, wedding etiquette, and small town female gossip with sharp witticisms, peeking at Prohibition era manners and misadventures.
Hard Work Is The Key To Success In 1928
Arthur Brisbane reviews political hints from Houston and Albany, noting Gov. Al Smith's guidance to graduates about steady effort, the era's prohibition debates, and the rise of seats for reform. He quips on Rockefeller, industry talent, and supply and demand while weaving in social satire and public notices.
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South
Houston
Gov. al Smith
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Gov. Smith
Fulton Fish Market
Foreclosure Month in Plor dy Sparks Tense Notice
Abe Martin reports a tense local note about a June foreclosure month in Plor dy. The message urges speed in arranging payment or choosing inaction, warning of consequences for delaying action on the property.
Lower Postage Rates To Take Effect Sunday
A Lancaster bill authored by Representative Priest cuts unpopular 1925 act features and reduces revenue by about 16.3 million dollars. Experts question if lower rates will spur business enough to offset the loss, noting the unpredictability of forecasts and the mixed impact of past postal policy shifts.
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Priest
Lancaster
Congress
The Value of Death in Dr Crane's Editorial
Dr Crane argues death gives life perspective and moral curb. He cites a dying mother’s letter urging atonement and reshaping life, claiming death ennobles choices and condemns unchecked prosperity, amid musings on fate and humanity. The piece ends noting salesmanship and Mussolini in a warning tone.
Jack Smith A Coast Painter Pursues Nature and Life
The painter Jack Smith, active since 1912, travels the Pacific Slope capturing California coastscapes and high Sierra scenes. He helped found the Biltmore Salon and urges art as life first, then craft, with works praised for light, shadow, and personal canyon poetry.
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Omigosh
Galifornia
Hevenhelpus
Oregon
Alhambra
California
Jack Wilkinson
Smith
Pacific Slope
del Monte
Gray's Harbor
Lake Quinault
Roosevelt Highway
Eureka
Crescent City
Gold Beach
Coos Bay
Frank Tenney Johnson
Clyde Forsythe
Tring San Jaciline
Vic
Joe
Jack Smith
Joe Sierras
Edgar Alwin Payne
Biltmore Salon
Establishment 2
Iie
Jack Smyth
Albrecht Dures
Angern Zorm
Sentence Sermons on Work and Morale
A compact reflection on work as a driver of morale and health. It argues the value lies in mindset rather than money, urging workers to avoid bitterness and suspicion. Work is portrayed as uplifting and a social duty, likened to a divine idea.
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Newey
Jess
Millionaires and learning: praising benefactors and avoiding snobbery
Charles B. Driscoll argues that American wealthy donors fund colleges and libraries out of benevolence, empowering future generations. He cites Rockefeller and Duke as examples, urging not to ridicule rich patrons but to celebrate their role in expanding education and culture.
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Ilink
John D. Rockefeler
Critcian Rockefelter
James B. Dike
Duke
Bible Thought for Today and Political Satires
A compact column includes a Bible verse from Prov 14 27 and a prayer line about God moving in mysterious ways. It jokes that if minor drivers were as wary as Houston politicians this week a four smashup would merit front-page coverage and notes mountaineers recall Andrew Jackson and a deceased celebrity who still draws votes from John Barleycorn.
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Houston
Andrew Jackson
John Barleycorn
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