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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
79
For sale on the West Side a five room house with water gas and electric. Price two thousand dollars. For admittance call Gilliand at phone 2073.
In the matter of the Estate of Andrew J Fehrenbach late of New Castle Pennsylvania letters of administration have been granted by the Register of Lawrence County to Francis J Feenbach as Administrator. Creditors and debtors are urged to act promptly and contact the Administrator at 1801 Hamilton St New Castle Pa or attorney Charles R Davis 309 L S T Bidg RTawee MR 241 a oW VCaASLISC Legal News Oct 29 16 23 30 Nov 6.
Cattle receipts 200 with market steady. Prices ranged from 6.25 to 11.00 for common to choice cattle and 4 to 6 for fat bulls. Veal at 14 average, sheep and lambs steady with lambs at 15.85, hogs receipts 3000 with slower, lower market and primes around 12.40 to 12.50.
Eastern interests and prices showed a quick upturn with corn 5-8 cents higher and oats mixed from unchanged to 1-8 cents lower before rallying. Provisions opened 2 1/2 to 15 cents lower as trade remained light.
Chicago grains opened irregularly with Wheat showing a mix of losses and gains. Dec futures dipped while May showed strength as initial trading moved on. An aggressive buying surge followed an opening, tied to a checker believed to represent a broker.
New York producers report steady butter, eggs, and poultry pricing with creamery and market grades amid firm specials. Nearby white extras command 74 to 75, fresh gathered items 51 to 54, and average runs around 25 to 27 percent. Wholesale milk stands at 2.33 dollars per hundredweight within the 201 to 210 mile zone.
New Castle Pa council approves construction of a sanitary sewer along Liberty Street Montgomery Avenue and private lands in Seventh Ward with plans detailing center lines and distances 215 feet south of Montgomery intersection and 210 feet south 360 feet north to be funded by benefited properties Damages assessed per law and sewer named Liberty Street and Montgomery Avenue Sewer Extension finalizing September 25 1925 by City Clerk Cordelia Zeigler Legal News September 25 October 29 1925
Rotary Kiwanis Lions Quota club presidents will judge the Community Chest Slogan and Poster Campaign awards. Rev. C J Williamson announced the panel this morning as Chest Publicity Committee chair.
Youngstown Ohio October 9 Conviction of former Police Chief James Watkins for liquor law violation as a Moose club official was sustained by the court of appeals The appellate court found the common pleas court lacked jurisdiction because Watkins attorneys failed to file a timely motion for a new trial within 30 days
One day left to enter the Community Chest Slogan and Poster Contest. Entries must reach the News Office by Saturday night for a chance at prizes of 15 and 10 dollars for posters and 10 and 5 dollars for slogans.
CHICAGO October 9 Uniforms of a simple trim design for all school teachers have been proposed to the board of education by Supt William McAndrews He suggests pupils adopt the uniform idea as well He notes if nurses policemen and soldiers wear uniforms teachers might take pride in their vocation and benefit from a standard school dress for pupils and teachers
The city council of New Castle Pennsylvania adopts an ordinance to establish a public street from Lincoln Avenue Crawford Terrace across Neshannock Creek to Croton Avenue. It fixes 70 feet wide with graded alignment, condemns parcels from Mary E Dugan Thomas E Smith Annie Mosso Geo Boyles heirs W N Y P R R and Jacob Levine, and requires PA Public Utility approvals and creek overpass funding.
Active early trading in New York shares followed relief over the Fed’s 3 percent discount rate and rising reserve ratio. Chrysler Motors surged to 198 while United Cigar Stores rose to 93 as steel, oils, tires, and auto suppliers posted gains. St Paul’s reorganization news caused little market impact despite bond gains, while August earnings for Class 1 rails reached a record 124,804,665 amid broad industrial and consumer stock advances.
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous company names and percentages related to refining, steel, sugar, trucking, and manufacturing firms. It cites Bethlehem Steel, Goodyear, Lehigh Valley, Mack Truck, Gulf States, Western Sugar, and Miami, with percentages and figures interspersed and many garbled terms.
The American Automobile Association urged civic authorities to treat foreign motorists with consideration during the 1925 touring season. AAA president Thomas P. Henry noted many overseas travelers face unfamiliar regulations and unfair penalties from roadside courts and new traffic rules.
Canton, Oct. 9. Canton loses its label as the Reno of northeast Ohio as Lester F. Stahler is jailed in New Brunswick, N. J., after grand jury indictment for perjury over false Canton residence claims when seeking a divorce. Prosecutor McClintock traced his Michigan origin and marriage to a Canton girl after divorce grant.
Tremors along the Daniel Webster highway from the White Mountains to Manchester caused considerable excitement as houses shook windows rattled and chairs rocked. The earth tremor lasted about three minutes and caused no reported damage according to authorities.
Walter E. Kirker predicts Pittsburgh Pirates will win the World Series if they hit Washington pitchers in the remaining games. He praised Pittsburgh defense as flawless and cited Wright and Traynor’s outstanding play after yesterday's 3 to 2 loss by the Senators.
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio October 9 A jury in Judge David G Jenkins court Thursday awarded 75000 in a personal injury case The verdict described as the largest in a like case in the county was for Owen W Jones in his damage suit against Mellon Stuart Co builders of the new First National Bank building Jones was injured last January while working on the project and has since been a paralytic He was struck on the head by a falling piece of wood fracturing his skull
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