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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
8
Friday May 1 has been declared moving day by real estate dealers in the Seventh ward and vicinity. It is expected many families will relocate this year due to railroad business slowdowns and vacant houses, with more movings anticipated than in previous seasons.
Our eighth anniversary opening promotes a large stock of spring garments for men women and children. The ad promises newness beauty and excellence at prices that are greatly underpriced and invites readers to save money while spending it.
Ments list residents and visitors in Bessemer area including Ellen Carlson on sick list. Numerous mentions of Shulansky Nord Shogren Hedberg Hedberg Nord Nord visitors to New Castle Youngstown Lowellville Pittsburg and Pitcairn. Swedish church services led by ministers from Youngstown McKeesport and Pittsburg. A serious accident injures David Cable at the new brick plant. Axel Nord’s 18th birthday celebration at the Anderson home with many local friends and relatives.
The street committee ordered warrants for 770.48 dollars. The largest item was 475 dollars for a team of horses wagon and harness. A 36 dollar bill covered 36 maple trees with 32 planted in West side park and four along Neshannock creek near where the new city hall may be built.
County Auditor E. J. Kemm is confined to his home on Pittsburg street with typhoid fever and unable to canvass for re election. He is reported to be improving and is getting along as well as could be expected.
Dr. John Early will relocate his dental office from 72 Pittsburg Street to 70 North Mill Street and move his residence to an unspecified location after April 1st. The notice confirms the business and home move timelines.
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