New Castle News political slate and notices
New Castle Pa notices list Taft and Sherman tickets and local election slate. Officials named include Porter Tener Weingartner Wallace Reynolds Agnew Andrews Pitts McMillin Long Young with county posts and commissions.
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Robert L. Wallace
Walter
Reynolds
William E. Agnew
Charles H. Andrews
John F. Pitts
James A. M'Millin
J. 8. Long
M. W. Young
Europe war scare wells up over Turkey and Bulgaria crisis
The article outlines a tense Europe as England France and Russia seek peace while Germany and Austria Hungary push for Bulgarian secession and annexations. It notes Turkey prepares for war and fears a broader conflict that could redraw maps with Austria and Germany poised to gain or lose territory.
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France
Russia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Europe
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia
Herzegovvina
Franz Josef
Servia
Crete
Greece
Constantinople
William Wimner Family Relocate Near Plaingrove
William and James Wimner and family move to Colorado this week. In Butler the ministerial association condemns Sunday golf at the Country club. Sheriff Waddington to sell Pulaski hotel property at sheriffs sale next Monday. J C Kiskaddon presents a handsome staff badge to the Taft club of Butler. Local fruit dealers sell the last peach crop ahead of lower prices. Campaign enthusiasm remains low in New Castle amid showery weather. The 121st Pa. Vol. reunion is planned for Greenville on Tuesday October 20. An exchange notes danger of a high power automobile operated by a low power intellect. Judge Walling revokes Theophilus Haddock’s liquor license at Girard Erie county.
Hints and Dints in a Season of Politics and Publicity
A collage of humorous clippings and notices on advertising, politics, and society. Includes quips about ads, weather, candidates, Prohibition symbols, and anecdotes ranging from a Detroit marriage to Welsh concert ethics. Concludes with moralistic musings and a preacher predicting a confession.
School Grounds Should Not Be Rare as Pasture Fields
A call from The Erie Dispatch urges rural schools to sit in beautiful, treeful grounds with wells of culture around them. It argues that attractive surroundings foster taste, learning, and good energy, and questions whether forty-one years of schooling truly improved farm life and morals.
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The
Erie Dispatch
County Institute
Erie County
Educated Man of Yesterday Not Educated Man of Today
Herbert Kaufman argues that modern education must evolve to meet business needs. He cites a Chicago Tribune piece urging parents to extend schooling, delay entry into the workforce, and allow youths to gain experience before choosing their path. The piece urges reconsideration of past judgments and emphasizes continued education as essential for the future.
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Herbert Kaufman
The
Chicago Tribune
Ron
Water Bill Pay Deadline Notice in New Castle
Notice to water consumers warns that October 10 is the last day to pay water bills. Accounts unpaid after this date will have water turned off without further notice and necessary costs paid before service resumes. City of New Castle Water Company.
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City OF New Castle Warer Company
Best Place in the City To Get a Slice of Ham
A fragment notes a Pittsburg street business called Sander sons offering ham slices. The readable text is limited and no additional details on hours, prices, or ownership are present.
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Sander‘son's
Pittsburg Street
Knit Underwear and Hair Goods On Sale At B and H
B and H features knitted underwear in fine combed cotton yarn for fall with vests pants and union suits in all sizes. On Saturday center aisle table 35 cents per garment. Also novelties in Directoire neck wear and ruff effects. Department offers Human Hair Goods including switches Marlowe puffs grey puffs and chignons.
The New Tailored Waists Introduced In Fashion Line
The article describes new tailored waists adopting severe lines aligned with longer simpler modes. It highlights washable materials and lists Percale, White Madras, and White Linen options with tucked fronts and stiff collars priced at 1.25, 1.50, and 2.00 dollars respectively.
Cotton Blanket and Fabric Sale Bargains Highlight Basement Deals
Advertises cotton blankets at 50 cents a pair in the basement, including grey full double bed blankets with taped ends, and Southern large white fleeced blankets. Also lists Twisled cotton crash at four cents per yard, Outing Flannel around five to seven cents per yard, Bed Comforts from 75 cents to 3.50, Silkaline Comforts at 1.00, and mentions Wool Lookalike all cotton options priced to attract buyers.
Bryan and the bubble politics in the Bryan Roosevelt clash
Collier's Weekly notes in Denver that Mr. Bryan lacks practical reform plans while Mr. Roosevelt embodies action. The piece contrasts vague theory with evidence based policy, suggesting the electorate prefers decisive, established fact over hesitation and rhetoric.
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Collier’s Weekly
Denver
Bryan
Pacific
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
New York
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