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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1908

Page

2

Bargain Pantry Sale Listings From Local Market

The ad catalog lists soaps like MILLER'S NAPTHA 6 bars for and IVORY 6 bars for plus P and G NAPTHA 6 bars for with many brands. Tobacco and pipe products include FIVE BROS and WEYMAN'S at two packages each. Also featured are beans RICE coffee tea sugar and canned fruits with multiple pack sizes and prices.

Miller’s Five Bros. Tobacco Weyman’s Tobacco Cuddy Pipe

Lake Erie plans new connection from Pittsburg to east

Announcement that the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad will start a new extension through central Pennsylvania to reach Pittsburg from the east. Surveys are being done by New York Central engineers under NY representatives, with possible track rights over the Pittsburg Binghamton and Eastern line.

New Castle Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Pittsburg Vanderbilt Clearfield Versailles New York Central New York Lake Erie Binghamton Eastern

White Hands Cause Property Vandalism in West Pittsburg

West Pittsburg on October 30 1908 reports the White Hands vandalism in town writing on buildings and fences with the question Does it Pay It may imply a protest or prank during the period Citizens note concern over break ins and property damage in the community Local social events include Baraca Bible class gathering hosted by Mrs J R Laughner and a Chin ese laundryman impersonation by Rev J R Laughner The next class social is planned at Miss Marion Hamiltons home with a long list of attendees.

H. W. Armstrong Pittsburg J. Arnold Cincinnati Robert Davis New Castle J. R. Laughner Moravia Marion Hamilton West Pittsburg Amy Hewitt Lottie Coutt Hazel Jackson Edna Duff Mary Hamilton Lillian Booksing Effie Estella Hennon Luella Kennedy Mary Jackson Belle Campbell Jennie Lusk Minnie Cochran Jennie Brown Frank Kennedy Oscar Orlo Jackson Wilfred and Lee Gwin Clare Leslie Milo Lusk Norman Duff James

Cat rescue ends in dog attack on Mrs. Bentley

Mary Bentley of Niles was badly bitten while attempting to rescue a cat from a dog. The incident highlights dangers of pet encounters.

Mary Bentley Niles

Pulpit Topics Scattered in City Churches

Central Presbyterian, First United and First Unitarian stations list sermons including Is Christianity a Failure and Relation of the Church to Socialism. Numerous churches announce services, Sunday schools, and special evenings with topics on Restoration, Social Reform, and The Latent Talent.

Central Presbyterian Church A. B. McCormick First United Presbyterian Church North Jefferson Street James M. Ferguson First Unitarian Church Pearson Block George Jones New Castle Grace M. E. Church G. S. W. Phillips Epworth Hoover Heights Tabernacle Christian Alliance Morris Street Morehead Avenue J. H. Boon St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Grant Avenue Jefferson Frederick Frank Bible School Highland U. P Highland and Park R. H. Mulholland Union Baptist Church James Frey Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church Mill and Maitland Streets G. J. Jeffries C. BE All Welcome First Methodist Episcopal Church Elmer EB. Higley Judas Epworth League Croton Avenue M. E J. L. Stratton League Christian Science Pearson Washington Street Neshannock Avenue Bethel A. M. E Green Street J. M. Wilkes D .S. Bentley D.D P. E

Voters Leaving National Capital for Home States

Voters in Washington DC begin a mass exodus to vote in home states aided by record low rail fares. About 60 percent of government workers in the posts and printers departments plan to return home to vote, with thousands already gone and more to depart in the next days as both parties urge out-of-state voting.

Washington, D. C District of Columbia Middle States Canada Mexico Denver Henry M. Camp Republican Campaign Committee Washington Post Office Department Interior Department Department of Agriculture Ohio Indiana New York Connecticut Nebraska Capitol Building White House

Cure a Cold in One Day Bromos Quinine Tablets

Advertisement notes a laxative bromooquine cold cure with Druggists refund if it fails. Promotes E W Groves signature on each box priced at 25 cents.

E. .W. Grovhe

Bankers Protective Life opens office for policy payments

The Bankers Protective Life and Benefit Association announces its office will be open from today in Room No 4 Dufford Bilk South Croton Avenue for all policy holders to call and make payments. G R Duff ord, manager. 5913

Bankers’ Protective Life & Benefit Association Dufford , Bilk South Croton Avenue G. R. Dufford

Railroad Work to Start Next Week at Conneaut End

Work on the Lake Erie and Southern railroad will begin next week at the Conneaut end of the line.

Lake Erie and Southern Railroad Conneaut

Umbrellas On Sale From New Castle Umbrella Mfg Co

Complete assortment of umbrella varieties for ladies and gentlemen. Handles in wood elk horn ivory gold silver agate jade and porcelain. Covers in linen mohair silk with colored borders. New Castle Umbrella Mfg Co at 14 S. Mercer St. M. Sullum, Prop. Covers guaranteed and defects replaced.

New Castle

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