City Clerk's Report on Tax Returns and Valuations Presented
City council receives initial report detailing 1919 duplicates and total valuation of 26 086 010 with real estate leading gains. Highlights include increases in personal property and ward by ward assessments, changes in revenue allocations, and notes praising assistants Ruth Steen Ruth Mosely and Laura Warnoaki for thorough work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revision
Ruth Steen
Ruth Mosely
Laura Warnoakl
Would Rather Fight Than Work Remedy Ad Featured
An advertisement promotes a remedy to ease intestinal ailments and restore appetite. It promises quick results with a money back guarantee. The text cites one dose effectiveness and lists an address at 21 North Millarree for purchase or inquiries.
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North Millalreer
Freckle Medicine Ad Offers Curious Remedies
An odd OCR fragment describes various freckle remedies and elixirs with scattered mention of names and places. The passage lacks coherent facts but hints at a product or advertisement style from a bygone era. No clear dates or organizations are identifiable.
Geneva and Hague Seek Shared Headquarters
Reported statements from Gal. BE and M. House outline a push for a joint foreign policy center in Geneva and The Hague. Delegations warn against sensational publicity as talks intensify on a comprehensive peace treaty and international regime for ports and transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gal. BE
M. House
Presa Corre
Standénts
Hansa de Heves
Commission
Ministry of Public Works
Deaths of the Day Include Ewing and Dute
The notice lists deaths of Mrs. Wallace J. Ewing of 422 Park Avenue and Civil War veteran Daniel Dute, with funeral details and family survivors. Other obituaries include Mrs Eliza Boardman, Carl Slater, and Philip Grafinger’s son, plus James M. Hamilton. services set at First Methodist, Graveland, Park Christian, and Oak Park cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Boardman
Almira
A. J. Rinker
First Methodist Church
Graveland Cemetery
Hamilton
Germany plans to use Russia to dominate world markets
The piece argues Germany would harness Russia and China’s cheap labor and vast resources to dominate globally. It warns Poland could block this plan, while noting industrial synergy with Bolshevik Russia and a threat to democratic civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
America
Russia
China
France
England
Oata
Strang
Poland
Fifteenth Boys Ready to Embark
Voters today discuss the fate of soldiers in France and the meaning of service chevrons. The piece argues veterans deserve recognition and questions why returning troops should be treated differently. Mention of the 306th and New Castle areas hints at local involvement and mobilization details.
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Tosa
Frenes Hhhal
Trent
Ashe
Latta
New Castle
Hania
Fires Hit Three Homes Firemen Respond To Multiple Alarms
Firefighters rushed to three separate alarms yesterday. At 10 30 p m a fire started in a grate at William Crowds home on Vast Long Avenue causing light damage. The second alarm at 11 20 p m was for LW PS Stockmans home at 924 W Washington Street where a stove cloth garment fell from the kitchen range. Mrs Hier Hockman fought the blaze and sustained minor injuries. A third alarm at 12 75 a m was for Wi Ledarinos home at 614 wart Washington Street with light damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crowd
Vast Long Avenue
PS Stockman
Washington Street
Hier Hockman
Ho Hom
Atari
Wi Ledarino
Drum Corps Dance Benefit Tonight at Eagles Club
A drum corps dance benefit for the Southside unit, intended for March 28, was corrected to March 21 after a date error in notices. The fundraiser aims to raise funds for new uniforms for the little drummer boys and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Eagles’ Clu
Private Raub on furlough after Argonne wound
Private Unel Lester Raub arrived from Camp Dix on a five day furlough to his wife. He was wounded in the thigh by a German machine gun on November 1 at the Argonne front while serving with Company 818 MOG of the 87th division. He will return to Camp Dix and may be transferred to the Walkview Hospital in Pittsburgh. His wound is healing well and he hopes to be discharged soon. While in France he met President Wilson and heard Rhodeheaver sing with the Sunday party.
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Unel
Lester Raub
Taso Monphal
Camp Dix
N. I
Raub
Sth. Divteton
Argonne Front
Warkview Hospital
Pittsburgh
France
Wilson
Rhodeheaver
Fragmented OCR Noise Obscures Local Notice
The readable text appears as scattered phrases and misspelled names. It mentions places and names such as Lawrence and Agra but lacks coherent context or verifiable events. The fragment offers no clear action, date, or outcome to summarize.
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Chirley Lighy
Noda
Cha. A. Metreuile
Lawrence Satna
Rdat Coy
Agra
Honor Rolls of County Churches Desires Local Input
The News seeks to publish every church honor roll from New Castle and Lawrence County. If your church’s honor roll is not listed, submit it for publication. The column prints daily and today features the designated congregation’s roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy
New Castle
Lawrence County
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Leaders Named In Board List
A list from Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church includes elders and ruling elders such as Ayrrgs B. Bush, Stewart J. Otimbers, Harold J. Hull, Raymond P. Milllipea, Mayrvond F. Horcler, Fred Co Wilson, George P. Turner, Harold M Horchte, Alex Thoms, Ray L. E. Backett, Ralph Teopher, Elder Wallace, Willian Wallace, Clarence Patterson, Albore Selledomantin, W. Harold Comstock, Don Le Meliwala, Ralph K. Dongan, B. Brettell, L. G. Tartso, Ed McGown, Norman Cochran, Clinton Shanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayrrgs B. Bush
Lewd Bunipls
Stewart J. Otimbers
Ae Ly Urey
Harold J. Hull
Raymond P. Milllipea
Mayrvond F. Horcler
Musign Senduleser
Fred Co Wilson
George PF. Turner
Fred M .Horchte
Alex Thoms
Ray LE. Backett
Ralph Teopher
Elder Wallace
Willian Wallace
Cktrence Patterson
Albore Selledomantin
W. Harold Com
Henry Troutman Dies in France 1918
Henry Troutman son in law of William M Cross of 701 Wilmington Ave this city died in France on October 25 1918 from wounds or disease A letter received reports his death while notes say no official casualty list yet Mrs Troutman wife Martha Haterit Cross awaiting confirmation The stamped letter cites Capt J P Gibman Co L 101st Regiment and three other entries noting death and verification of effects By statistical division H A E FE
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Henry Troutman
William M. Cross
Wilmington Avenue
France
Troutman
J. FP. Gibman
Evans and Lewis to close local shop move to Youngstown
Evans and Lewis, the local wall paner and decorating firm, plan to discontinue its business here in two weeks and will transfer active charge of the store to Youngstown where the founder will oversee the new operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans & Lewis
Carter
Youngstown
Evans
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Ed Brown
Gitr
Ed Brown
Burns
Anowel
Tony Maree
General Revenue Fund
Oaks
ST Tees
Geneva
Hague
Promage
Wallace J. Ewing
Lids B. Bywing
Park Avenue
Ewing
Asa and
Amania Crider Bruce
Leaver Malls
First United Presbyterian Church
Wing and Long
Helen B
Harrist
A. Bruce
Frank B
Beaver Fade
Fred G
Heavear
Asa_L
United States Army
Jeasly Bruce
Deaver
One Park Cemetery
Daniel Duteuneral
Daniel Dute
Chestnut Street
Rice's
Dute
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Carl McCreary Slater
Carl McCreary Statler
South Bay Street
Mr. Slater
John
Margaret Slater
Scott Township
Daisy Dicks
Neshannock U. P
Phoebe Slater
Wasbrook
Philip Richard Grafinger
Richard Grafinger
Philip Grafinger
Masary
Ohio
Foland World
Pha
Turkestan
Drum Corps
Firer Baptist Church
Orelivatra
John Owen
Wilton
Geers Fox
Leroy Thayilios
Bayrit
Aroney
Mahoningtown Presbyterian
W. M. Cross
CNION
Bell Phone
Jos
Sorth
Metcer
FostoMee
White & Son
Roth
Neshannock Avenua
Sure Bellet
Bellans
Gregreey
Sarisane
McDugal
SAO
Drassela
Sean
Dey Ora
Pean Rane
RID
Hest Hudy Limastis
Witton
E Nee Ptr
W. F. Dutford & Co
East
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