Bull Calf Tells Plan To Raise Fund With Ease
A bull calf outlines a simple plan to fund a venture with minimal effort. The message hints at a strategy aimed at quick, low effort fundraising and broad appeal.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
47
Milk and Ice Fund Plan Attracts Royal Bull
A whimsical interview describes Hizzoner the Bull during a Milk and Ice fund drive in Lawrence County. The bull endorses selling stock, proposes five thousand shares at one dollar, and suggests a bold promotional scheme to raise funds for milk and ice for needy children. He envisions twenty five prominent New Castle men dressed in red undershirts racing him for donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hizzoner
Lawrence County
Timothy
de Lace Cole
New Castle
Bull Race Plot in Pasture Raises Big Money Idea
In a rough discussion a blue bot tle offers a plan to back out of a race by paying rivals. He estimates a milk and ice fund could be built with donors: ten thousand dollars from some, five hundred from others, totaling seventeen thousand five hundred, to fund five years of payments.
Radiophone Installed For Erie Prisoners
Erie Pa June 30 Warden Matt Hess announces radiphone equipment installed at the Erie county jail to aid inmate behavior They may listen to sermons church recitals baseball scores and concerts on Sundays and during the week if rules are kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie. Pa
Matt Hess
Erie County
New Castle Degree Team Wins First Honors at Harrisburg
The New Castle Circle No. 5 Protected Home Circle degree team earned first honors at the state convention in Harrisburg for an excellent drill. Mrs. Henry Badger of Lyndal street served as pianist, her playing aiding the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Circle No. 5
Home Circle
Harrisburg
Henry Badger
Lyndal Street
Home Hygiene Class Yearly Report Details County City Work
The Lawrence county Red Cross report by Miss Olive Reed covers September 1, 1921, to February 2, 1922. In county high schools 207 enrolled with six drops, 201 took final exams. New Wilmington had the highest attendance, 2 students did not complete. City schools added three new sites in cooperation with Supt. Ben G. Graham. 354 enrolled, 334 completed. Total 561 enrolled, 535 finished. The program trained 535 children in home illness prevention and response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Lawrence County
Olive Reed
New Wilmington
Ben G. Graham
New York Stocks Open Steady Amid Rail Labor Watch
The market started steady as Mexican Petroleum rose to 179 1-2 and Standard Oil of California gained 13-4 to 601 1-2. New Haven advanced 5-8 to 29 1-4 while Union Pacific slipped 1-2 to 139. Brook lyn Rapid Transit up 5-8 to 97 1-2 and Studebaker edged higher to 127 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Mexican Petroleum
Standard Oil
California
New Haven
Union Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Studebaker
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Rock Island
T. I
Pan- Americans
American Inter
Rev Thompson to Speak at Union Baptist and Mc Carters Hall
The dwarf evangelist Rev Thompson will speak at Union Baptist church Saturday at 8 PM changing from this evening. He is also scheduled to speak Sunday at 2 30 PM in Mc Carters hall between Mill and East streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Union Baptist Church
McCarters Hall
Mill
East Streets
Armored Free State Cars Carry Attack
Free State troops in armored cars have begun an attack on irregular outposts across the region. The report notes impact along multiple fronts as forces engage in combat operations. Industrial wages for diamond cutters are cited elsewhere in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free State
International News Service
Dublin
Cabinet Discusses Coal Situation
The cabinet spent over an hour today discussing the coal conference and government plans to end what members called an intolerable situation. There was talk of a possible strike by shop craftsmen tomorrow but no policy was decided. It was suggested the railway labor board at Chicago should pursue citation proceedings first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Railway Labor Board
Chicago
Quarterly Conference At King's Chapel
The quarterly conference at King's Chapel Methodist Church on Pulaski road will be held after the Sunday evening service on July 2 instead of July 1. The church reopens with three dedicatory services after six weeks of improvements. Dr. C W Miner district superintendent will speak at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Chapel Methodist Church
Pulaski Road
King’s Chapel
C. W. Miner
British Open Fire as Irregulars Engage in Dublin Battle
June 30 report that British troops first used machine guns in Dublin as irregulars fired on a detachment near Republican lines in Talbot Street. The exchange ended with British return fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Dublin
Talbot Street
Dexter Appointed As Vocational School Head
Edwin G. Dexter of Calais Maine was named president of the government vocational school for war veterans at Chillicothe Ohio by Director Forbes of the veterans bureau. He succeeds J N Pritchard who had recently resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Pretvice
Washington
Edwin G. Dexter
Calais
Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Government Vocational School For War Veterans
Chillicothe
O. Dexter
J. N. Pritchard
City Advertising Bids Opened by City Council
City council opened bids for city advertising with Herald Co at six cents per line and News Company at ten cents per line. Bids were referred to the committee of the whole for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council Today
Herald Co
News Company
Committee of the Whole
New Castle Se wer Extension Plan Presented by City Council
The council proposed extending the main sewer through the Seventh ward to a newly purchased plot for a sewage disposal plant, amid a report of high winds and whirlwinds from the water. A separate note mentions a New York society figure selling her wardrobe and donating proceeds to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New Castle
Council
New York
Bell Telephone Granted Cable Privilege on West Washington
Permission was granted today for Bell Telephone to lay two cables under the sidewalk on the West Washington Street bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
West Washington Street
Rain of Fishes Explained by Dr Gudger
Dr E W Gudger clarifies that fish rain is not necessarily a fish story. He says such falls from the sky may be explained by atmospheric phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Gudger
Edison Phonograph Turns Forty Fifth Anniversary
The current year marks the forty fifth anniversary of Thomas Edison’s invention of the phonograph, celebrated as a milestone in sound recording history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Phonograph
Dense population forces millions to live on water in boats
In parts of China crowded communities push residents onto waterborne housing. Authorities confront the challenge of housing shortages and rapid urban growth as families adapt to living aboard boats and floating structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Boata
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