Notich notice about checks and correspondence addressed
Public notice from The News Com Company New Castile Pennsylvania directs that all checks money orders drafts and communications be sent to the newspaper office and not to any individual. The notice requests correspondence on public interest from all parts of the county.
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the News Company
Aero BE
Treadwell and
Rentz
Fred L. Geerke
Bert Wells
Bell
Citizens
Notich
New Castile
Republican campaign begins in Lawrence county with ox roast parade
The New Castle delegation leads enthusiastic kickoff as the Lawrence county GOP forms marching clubs. An ox roast in the afternoon and a big parade at night aim to mobilize supporters, with plans to invite national figures and establish active clubs across towns and villages.
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Pittsburg Street
Pennsylvania Station
Youngstown
New Castle
Republican County Committee
Court House
Lawrence County
Roosevelt
Taft
Burton
Cleveland
Stevenson
Buy in Home State Urged by Dairy and Food Commissioner
Dairy and Food Commissioner Foust urged Harrisburg telegraph readers and New Castle grocers to buy locally to avoid unsafe imports and unreliable labels. He warned against salt misbranding and cheap nonadulterated goods from other states, citing Allegheny County dealers fined $50 for Kentucky cider vinegar claiming apples.
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New Castle
Harrisburg
Foust
Allegheny County
Rome
Kentucky
Deals in Orphans Provokes Scandal in Kansas Home
The Oil City Derrick reports a Kansas soldiers orphans home superintendent allegedly engaging in disreputable practices. He reportedly watches death notices and orphan reports, then writes to county commissioners to exploit the information for gain.
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Oil City
Kansas
Orphan Adoption Fraud Exposed in Kansas Scheme
A society for the friendless rep in Kansas allegedly recruits adopters for orphans, charging $50 to $60 per child and yielding dealers up to $100 each. The scheme targets probate judges and county commissioners, contrasting with Pennsylvania where the Children’s Aid Society monitors such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Friendless
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Children’s Aid Society
Early Registration Urged For September 15 Poll Day
The city faces low voter registration and warns of long waits on election day. Citizens are urged to register on Tuesday September 15 with a county tax receipt, regardless of last year's registration, to curb illegal voting and strengthen the system through enforcement.
Mirrored outlaw Bill Monroe flees through New York
After a two state chase Monroe known as Bad Bill escapes again. He attacked the Deyo family in New Paltz and a Gardner reward has been offered. A widow uncovered his Grange fair disguise delaying pursuit.
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United Press
Middletown
N. Y
Monroe
Deyo
New Paltz
Grange County
Bill Monroe
Bill
Gardner
Maccabees Roast Corn Fields At Sharon Car Line
The Maccabees held a corn roast on the Sharon car line stop 82 where one field was emptied and another damaged by hungry eaters. Ed O'Brien R F Graham and Archy Gordon led the contest but limited by two nearby fields. A local doctor from Sharon joined the crowd and ate until taken home. The entertainment committee organized multiple roasting rounds with wagon loads of corn and bread and cheese.
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Knights of the Maccabees
Sharon
Ed O’brien
R. F. Graham
Archy Gordon
New Castle
Stop 92
Sharonward
J. W. Flanigan
Leon
A. L. Honeywell
W. L. Pettit
On the Square and the Tide of Tamaracktown
A collage of aphorisms and local scraps. The piece contrasts personal ethics with money seems in the jungle, notes Youngstown politics, and adds brief quips about towns, a photographer, beer, church, school, and a joke about alimony. It sketches a periodistic snapshot with local names and snippets.
Hayload Fire Destroys Wagon and Load Near West Middlesex
Farmer Jacob Boheaver riding a hay wagon near the large hill southeast of West Middlesex discovered his load ablaze from a hot blast. The fire spread quickly consuming the entire hayload and the wagon before help could save it.
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Jacob Boheaver
West Middlesex
Boheaver
Butler Welcomes New Castle Visitors In Growing Town
The Butler Times notes Butler hosts New Castle representatives today. Lawrence county suburbia expands as locals welcome visitors and promote Butler stores as premier shopping spots for all goods.
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Butler Times
Butler
New Castle
Lawrence County
Butler District
Harmony Achieved Between Union and Nonunion Workers
A meeting held Friday resolved a dispute, bringing expected harmony between union and nonunion men in Youngstown today.
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Youngstown
Mercer Fair Alert For September 23 26
If you are thinking of taking an outing this fall attend the Mercer fair from September 23 to 26. Local residents are invited to enjoy rides, exhibits, and food stalls during the event at the Mercer grounds.
Three Methodist ministers face charges at Jamestown conference
The Jamestown New York M E conference opened with complaints filed against T R Cooper of Hillsville and Anthony Grooves of Brockwayville for immoral conduct. Counter charges against District Superintendent Douglas were announced and a committee was named to review them. Proceedings are to be executive session with limited public detail and the conference heard reports of transfers, deaths, and new members as W P Graham was elected secretary and committees named.
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M. E
Jamestown
N. Y
Hamilton
T. R. Cooper
Hillsville
Anthony Grooves
Brockwayville
Douglas
Cooper
Groves
E. O. Minnigh
Middlesex
CC. W. Miner
Punxsutawney
J. H. Jelbart
J. M. Crouch
Ellington
W. H. Rider
D. C. Planett
J. C. Gillette
C. H. Inman
J. W. Campbell
W. S. Mitchell
East Ohio
C. M. Cobern
Rock River
T. B. Cooper
Saloon Death After Farewell Remark by Brother
James Higgins aged 45 entered a Youngstown saloon on Friday night and drank carbolic acid, dying soon after. The report notes his farewell line to his brother before the tragedy.
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James Higgins
Youngstown
Mills Close in Town Start of Campaign
The iron and steel mills of Youngstown shut down Friday night for the campaign kickoff and will not reopen until after Labor Day.
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Iron and Steel Mills
Youngstown
Pastaco Penny Photo Then Fifth Positions Offer
A local store promotes Pastaco Penny Photo sessions with five poses, delivering 25 photos for 25 cents after a two minute shoot. Pictures printed on Azo paper, finished in three days, with Monday as the planned start.
Bad Fire Scene In City Sparks Horse Injury
A fire alarm Friday at 11 o clock summoned Central department crew and their ladder truck horse Ralph. The big gray horse fell on Washington street and was badly injured. fireman Charles Lynn helped the animal to its feet but injuring his hand. A small blaze in a double frame house on South Jefferson street next to the My Land block was extinguished with chemicals by Chief Conery's crew.
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Ralph
Central Department
Washington Street
Charles Lynn
Lynn
South
Jefferson Street
Myland Block
Conery
Prospect visits and family travels noted in town
Prospect James Myers of Franklin visits with Jacob Albert. Hock & Co. finish another good well on the Maria Frazier farm. Dr. Snyder of Portersville called Monday. Carrie Minina of Oil City visits sister Mrs. P. L. Hunter. Marian Thompson stays with Lois Hack in Butler. B. S. Armstrong of New Kensington visits daughter Mrs. J. G. Glenn. Esther Riddle visits uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. John Rice in Virginia. G. A. Weller family and son Barr of Ingram vacation with J. H. Barr. Hecker family returns to Allegheny after two weeks with Absolom Shaner. Mrs. Sara Allison and son of Allegheny return from visit with A. Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Robb and Emeline return from 10 days with sister Mrs. Von Buseck in Erie. Rev. S. M. Mackey, former M E pastor, paid town a visit and preached at his old church.
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Dr. Snyder
Portersville
Carrie Minina
Oil City
P. L. Hunter
Marian Thompson
Lois Hack
Butler
S. Armstrong
New Kensington
J. G. Glenn
Esther Riddle
John Rice
Virginia
G. A. Weller
Barr
Ingram
J. H. Barr
Harry Hecker
Allegheny
Absolom Shaner
William Sproull
Slippery Rock
A. Bowers
Sara Allison
T. D. McConnell
O. W. Robb
Emeline
Visitor to Remain Here Permanently
Mrs. Anna Schorndorfer of Chicago has decided to stay in this city and engage in business in Mahoningtown after visiting the area all summer with her sister Mrs. W. G. Hall and Mrs. H. B. Mayers. She and Mrs. Mayers plan a Cleveland trip before returning to Chicago to move her household goods here.
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Anna Schorndorfer
Chicago
W. G. Hall
Madison Avenue
H. B. Mayers
Pittsburg Street
Mahoningtown
Mayers
Cleveland
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Tamaracktown
Telemachus
She Does
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New Castle City
Kiddie
Indiana
Joan
Church
Rockefeller
New York
Indianapolis News
Farmer
W. P. Graham
Mercer
W. Miner
J. A. Lavely
Sharpsville
C. E. McKinley
Sandy Lake
E. E. Higley
R. L. Foulke
Sherman
Rush Rich
O. H. Sibley
Conneaut Lake
Pastaco
Patterson Stationery
Brandon's
Oath Hill
Leasure Avenue
Labor Day
Fair Grounds Land
F. C. Pearson
Mgr
James Myers
Franklin
Jacob Albert
Hock & Co
Maria Frazier
Labor
Lascade Park
Cascade
Erie
Lake
Ashtabula
A. G. Crawford
Bell Phone
Huron Ave
The
Diamond
Union National Bank
McIver & Stevens
North Mill Street
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