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The News Company operates from Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley New Castile Pa with owners Mrs Georg Be Treadwell and Jed L Rentz. Wells is manager and editor. Subscription rates include daily 10 cents a week or 5 dollars a year, weekly 1 dollar, daily by mail 3 dollars yearly. Correspondence on public interest welcomed from county residents.
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THE
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
Georg BE. Treadwell
Jed L. Retz
L. Rentz. -Eees
Wells
Local ballot names list for various offices in Taft Ohio election
Voters are shown a slate of candidates for president vice president state supreme court judge congressional district and county offices. Names include Taft and Sherman for national tickets Porter Tener Weingartner Wallace Reynolds Agnew Andrews Pitts McMillan Long Young among others listed for treasurer prothonotary commissioners and auditors.
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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
What Habgood Stands For in McKean County Race
A political critique argues McKean county Republicans oppose Habgood a Penrose ally slated for statehouse leadership. It claims Habgood lacks Republican credentials and benefits from Penrose influence to gain key posts and shape assembly leadership.
Quay Machine Edges to Reelect Penrose in Pennsylvania Note
The passage argues that the local option may stay in committee, possibly never reaching debate. It envisions a reorganized Quay machine under Senator Penrose and Pennsylvania resisting the national shift toward decency in politics.
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Quay
Penrose
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Union
New Castle Considers Garbage Plant Operation and Health Impact
City and councilmen plan a Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio junket to study how others collect and burn garbage. The goal is to operate the municipal incinerator for public health, not profit, and report back with a perfected system.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Government locks prove value of slackwater program
The dry weather and completed locks in the upper Ohio valley demonstrate the wisdom of millions spent for slackwater navigation. Locks reach Beaver downstream, with 9 feet of water upstream but only 9 inches below the lowest lock, making crossing by foot or automobile possible and signaling an unusually low Ohio river level.
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Upper
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Beaver
Ohio River
Automobile Clubs Urged to curb reckless driving
A columnist urges the American Automobile Association and local clubs to take firm action against dangerous speed. He argues warnings to members are inadequate and calls for penalties or expulsion to deter lawless driving and protect public safety.
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Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Hints and Dints: Scattered satire and current foibles
A collage of quips and wry blasts from early 20th century press, mocking politics law and society. Items reference courtroom oratory, umpire violence, local politics in Ohio and Wisconsin, libel and trespass notions, and remarks on William Jennings Bryan and Emperor William.
A Woman of Tact Gowns and Husband Quiet
A Louisville Courier-Journal quip notes a woman of tact with expensive gowns and a calm husband who does not grunt. The line highlights her craft to secure fashion details that button in the front.
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Hubby
Louisville Courier-Journal
Fall Woods Show Stunning Autumn Color Across Landscape
The woods display unmatched autumn color with maples in rich hues while oaks add seared brown tones. Wildlife such as squirrels and hares enliven the scene as leaves drift and rivers reflect the season. A camping scene with lean-to, bacon and blankets invites a week among the wilds.
Anti Habgood Clubs Formed In Kane and Smethport
In McKean county Republicans form anti Habgood clubs in Kane and Smethport to defeat Assemblyman Robert P Habgood who aligns with Penrose Knox and other leaders. The movement aims to retire the loud campaigner and rebuke his sponsors ahead of the election. Local party officials plan to remove Habgood from tickets across districts as McKean Republicans push for punishment.
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McKean County
Bradford and
Kane
Robert Habgood
Habgood
Penrose
Association of Assemblymen
Allegheny
Philadelphia
State Assembly
Allegheny County
Republican League
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Robert P. Habgood
Bradford
Boies Penrose
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Kane Pa
McKean
Kane and
Smethport
United States
Smethport Club
Knox
Stuart
Sheatz
New Non Alcoholic Beer Sells in Dry Areas
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports bright non alcoholic beer is sold in former dry zones defying liquor laws. Brewed to contain about 0.26 percent alcohol it mimics beer but cannot intoxicate. Lorain plant production reaches 200 barrels weekly as demand surges in dry territories.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Rose County
Euclid Village
Willoughby
East Cleveland
John M. Leicht
Cleveland & Sandusky Brewing Company
Anti-Saloon League
Cleveland
Lorain
A Bad Speller Seeks Help On Spelling
A man laments his poor spelling and recounts attempts to spell sympathy and other words. He explains the burden of correction and questions how to learn perfect spelling without carrying a dictionary. He recalls misplacing letters and asks how to spell everything correctly.
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New York Press
Charles Hunter Suffers Collar Bone Injury Playing Football
Charles Hunter aged 16 of Sharon broke his collar bone while playing football Saturday.
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Charles Hunter
Sharon
Queer sentences imposed by court shock readers
A collection of odd punishments is described including a Geneva magistrate who orders Sunday school for 52 weeks, a Denver system using sobriety photos, beheading twice and 189 years in Italy, and a green paint punishment that nearly killed a boy.
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Gilbert
Pearson
Geneva
Denver
Col
Ludwig Tesnow
Griefswald
Lupo Salvatore
Northeastern
Trator
Patterson
Smething
Airship Ariel Recalled In 1843 Ackermann Print At Shaftsbury
A colored print in a bookseller window shows the Ariel airship from 1843, dedicated to the Aerial Transit company directors. It depicts a ship-like hull, a horizontal canvas wing, and a red British ensign, with London and St Paul’s visible in the distance.
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Shaftsbury Avenue
Westminster Gazette
Wilbur Wright
Ackermann
Aerial Transit Company
Les London
St. Paul’s Dome
Pioneer Rebecca McGilvray Dies at 88
Mrs. Rebecca McGilvray a Sharon pioneer aged 88 passed away leaving a long local lineage. Neighbors recall her as an early settler and community figure with enduring ties to the town.
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Rebecca McGilvray
Sharon
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Little Willie
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Missouri
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Winter
Wilds
Washington Street
Patterson Stationery CO
Cascara Sagranda
Clutton
J. H. Cook & CO
Mahoningtown, Pa
Troy and
Kramer
Deering
CG. W. Cook
South Street
New Castle, PA
Corner Mill
Washington
Moser Wall Paper Co
Bell Phone
N. Mercer St
Aeroplane
Wright
Pioneer
King OF
George W. Clutton
Druggis Druggist
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