05 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
1
The Welker greenhouse reports a record mushroom yield with a large number of pounds produced and high market demand. Grower claims consistent monthly cultivation, improved methods, and plans to expand to meet rising demand.
A chaotic clipped OCR record covers a Rotary Club Ladies Night with speech, song, and social humor. Speakers include Prem Od and other members, with songs by members and a Broadway themed program. The narrative lists attendees and acts, noting a lively, if fragmented, evening focused on fellowship and charitable aims.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local scene with names, places, and events. It references a dive, a photo, a sponsor, a mower, and mentions of Bayh, ECW, and Washo. The exact actions and dates are unclear, but the tone resembles a mid‑20th century newspaper collage.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions names and places in an unclear local notice. It references individuals and dates in a jumbled form, with no coherent event or action clearly stated. Further readable facts are not extractable from the fragment.
A damaged OCR listing shows numerous names with titles such as Mr Mrs Miss and Dr. Charles Wallen. It references weddings engagements and social notices including Leavy Brown Patherron Wier Wier Mos and various households across a local area dated near late month.
A large Kiwanis banquet drew about two hundred members and guests, with music by a Kiwanis quartet and a symphony band. The event featured speeches, a varied program, and thanks to leaders and attendees for the club’s community service efforts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene in which Black farm workers depart orange groves. Names, places, and clear events are obscured by garbled text, but imply a group leaving a rural, labor-related setting with scattered references to individuals and locations.
A major New York building graft inquiry escalates as lawyer for the workers’ committee demands access to seized documents. Witnesses describe bribes and inflated contracts tied to city contracts for materials, with testimony centering on alleged graft and the roles of key brokers in steering work.
Fragmented text presents a claims scene involving Gompers and fifty candidates, with garbled interjections about ballots, contests, and political competition. No clear events or outcomes are discernible beyond the assertion of many candidates beaten in a broader electoral or labor context.
Nearly 5 000 registered voters did not cast ballots, with notes on turnout and missing data. The report highlights registration and turnout disparities in a Bisih ward area, citing limited participation and incomplete records.
The article outlines presumed completions of two key postings as officials discuss appointments. It notes political figures and local entities involved, with references to recent activity and ongoing preparations for announcements.
The fragmented text hints at a speech by Mr Gouipers stressing federation support and campaign focus on congressional districts, noting progress and fundraising as part of a political effort.
Fragmented text outlines a dispute about deposits for a service line. Names and places are unclear, with references to Richards, Goatemmine, and Panne ted, and mentions of patents, expenses, and fees. The passage reads as a rough transcription of a local meeting or notice with scattered terms and incomplete sentences.
Fragmentary notes discuss who may become postmaster general and the Wisconsin Senate race influence. Mentions include individuals named Wallser and De Mitlok, associations with Hoover era politics, and speculation on coalition roles and regional support.
Mrs Reed MeGoin dies after long illness, described as highly respected. The obituary lists family connections including Teale, Diniett, and WP oan, notes She was wife of Tos VO MeGoin, and mentions bowling and local social ties. The service was held at a local center with multiple attendees and officials present.
The city plans a new sewer line along Ween Avenue Lyd to connect trestles and serve areas near Nedders Street and the nearby corridor. Work aims to improve drainage, with crews prepared to begin after permits and safety checks are completed.
The Oh Oh Cindy rehearsal occurs this evening at the Lawrence club. The show features a chorus and show girls, with leading performers including Dorathy Hegg Alice Nelson Myrle Beal Michel Hichards Freeda Haltworth Nicabeth Macht Virginia Mirso Katherine English and others in the female group along with several named junior members and a separate girl group listed.
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