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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
19
A fragment indicates a loan offer of 810000 for six months from Community Savings Floor. It mentions Engy and UsaT-F-R but lacks full names or clear dates.
Several defendants were sentenced by Judge Emery in Allegheny County to imprisonment at the county workhouse for liquor offenses. Anglea De Sena on a Tinker charge received a year and six months. Tony Ordak paid a $200 fine with two years probation. Joe Diedato for selling booze faced a $500 fine and costs. The proceedings highlighted varied penalties with monthly payments ordered where applicable.
The county court imposed fines and workhouse terms for multiple defendants. Diodato and a former parole violation were sentenced to pay fines and two years in the workhouse on old charges. Onni Poikonen received 219 and costs with two months in the workhouse for assault and battery. he was found guilty on the second count only. Joe Guido paid 500 and costs and faced several months in the workhouse on a liquor offense. Missina, Paroled for debt, seeks a divorce after paying 759 and costs. DiBiasca and Mills faced liquor-related sentences with varying parole terms. Other individuals were fined for pointing firearms, organizing duties at a railroad camp, and manufacturing liquor, with sentences ranging from four months to six months in jail or workhouse.
Seven hundred fifty eight stockholders of the Bull Calf ABSO Hutton met to vote on selling the high pedigreed bull calf at a 7 30 p m auction. The meeting adjourned after the motion to dispose passed. A dog, a cullie pag donated by D S Badger, a rooster from Ha O’Brien and a Kiwanis prize pig will be auctioned to raise funds for the Milk and see Lund. The story notes a historic reference to early agriculture events.
A fragmented critique describes the fading of classic western character types such as the frontier sheriff, red skin scout, medicine man, and mustang horse. It notes college taught livestock branding replacing rugged, individual operators and laments the decline of buffalo, antelope, coyotes, and other roaming wildlife as the era ends.
Washington reports a 10 percent annual rise in golf ball consumption in the United States. An estimated 12 million balls will be used this season with about one quarter imported from England and Belgium. Between September and April, 2.6 million British balls valued at $800,000 were imported.
Olympia, Washington report notes the fading of frontier characters as mining and prospecting traditions vanish. It portrays a driver with an ax and a pick in hand as remnants of a rugged heritage fade, while old prospectors are described guiding youth in finding gold.
In the Commonwealth v Jin Polise case Polise received a three year parole upon paying a $500 fine and restitution of $636 to the Preston Wholesale Company for stolen goods. The trial was expected this week with related defendants Claire Jamison and Oscar Grannis brought to Fortify but refused. The Vatican Library in Teoma reportedly holds 34000 manuscripts and about 250000 printed volumes.
Fragmented OCR reveals a bankruptcy notice for Funkhouser Bankerpt in the county district court, a creditors notice in Castile, and a highway commission update on route No 73 near Castle to Rose Point. Bald mention of Portersville meeting participants and unclear outcomes.
The Croton Avenue Methodist church presents its Children’s Day program on Sunday with the primary and junior departments performing in an mission oriented pageant. Rev. The hyper serves as superintendent and Mrs. Grosuman chairs the committee along with Mrs. Dyle Hill Himer and others. Activities include recitations songs solos and a radio exercise from the junior department with a missionary focus on families from many nations. The event ends with baptism and reception of members.
An Ohio welourist reports springs break during thunderstorms from sudden air changes but resume in the air. Virginia leads Cedar in chestnut and yellow peda production. West Indiana tops all in the chestnut output.
Charles Flowers aged 23 was sentenced by Judge Emery to serve eight to twelve years in the Western Penitentiary for felonious assault on Irene Smith, 12, near Riisville. The victim was attacked behind the Howse as she gathered wood, dragged away, and left in a deplorable condition. she needed over two weeks of medical care. No defense appeared for Flowers.
County Commissioner George Te. ingirtner returned from Wiburg where he attended a conference about the Gardnac on due Viaduct. Public hearing and whallers related to the project were discussed.
June marriage licenses show a rise over 1922 with 143 licenses granted this year compared to 217 last year. The June figures reflect a 28 license difference in favor of last June, indicating a slower pace this month.
Admitted Napnie Panella South Liberty street William Tasche Butler road Harry Hiles Haren avenue Discharged Jean Elizabeth Conwell Croton avenue Willian de Butler road Jesse Roland Newell Bay Myrane Duty enduring lines reflect a hospital notes fragment with unclear trailing text and garbled names.
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