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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1908
Page
7
Fashion notes describe fall womenswear and menswear borrowing from the Directoire era of 1795 to 1799. Designers blend feminine Greek-inspired lines with military and masculine coats, narrow shoulders, small revers, high collars, new sleeves, and prominent sashes to create a hybrid style.
President Roosevelt publishes a letter urging citizens to back William H. Taft and a Republican Congress. He praises seven years of progressive laws from irrigation to antitrust and calls for broad, nonpartisan civic support to carry on the policies. The letter, dated September 9, 1908, also stresses harmony between the presidency and Congress. The appeal ends with Roosevelt’s signature.
J Emerson Davis of Fast Wabash avenue leaves next Monday for Philadelphia to enroll as a student in the Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery. He attended the institution last year and will enter the second year class with plans to graduate next year.
Minnie I Kissinger transfers to Theodore Schmidt for $800 in Fourth ward. Several more transfers include Thusie McLoughrey to Martha Marshall for $1 in New Wilmington, William A Elliott to William Dennis for $1 in Fifth ward, James Cook to J Crawford White for $1 in Fifth ward, John Trusel to Anna Druschel for $1 in Third ward, Coston Barnes to George Barnes for $500 in Hogue, Frank Simpson to Nancy Wilson for $1,500 in Enon, Eliza Miller to Theodore Smichett for $175 in Shenango, William Bluehorn to Theodore Smith for $200 in Shenango, Henry Liebendorfer to D L Cunningham for $1 in Hogue, Alexander MacConahy to Pittsburg Harmony Butler & New Castle Railway Co. for $600 in Shenango, Mary Robison to Lizzie Robison for $3,100 in Pulaski, People's Mutual Building & Loan to John Shnat for $625 in Fifth ward, William Chadderton to Cress Pitzer for $225 in Taylor, Isaac Heaven to Clyde Barry for $3,050 in Hickory, Robert Jenkins Jr to E Alma Fife for $400 in Sixth ward, Robert Jenkins Jr to Margaret Y Fife for $375 in Sixth ward, Paul Rettig to Mike Warnich for $950 in Fifth ward, Elmer Phillips to Martin Binder for $300 in Seventh ward, Land Trust Co trustee to W J McKim for $4,071 in Ellwood, Joseph Pyle to Eleanor Bryans for $1 in New Castle, John A Glasser to Lacy Wright for $825 in Perry, Fred W Johnston to Andrew Campbell for $2,000 in Fourth ward.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting at the Almira Home will follow usual schedule. The Christian Alliance will conduct the service.
An orchard sale event is announced for Tuesday September 22. Customers are urged to visit Union Market at 25 Pittsburg Street opposite Union Station. Contact Bell 5432413 for details.
Greenville dispatch reports a collision at Houston Junction where Bessemer freight No. 82 was struck by a Pennsylvania train on a crossing protected by a tar get signal. The engineer jumped after seeing the danger, suffering slight injuries while passengers were unloaded.
The advertisement promises an extensive hat display showcasing Ready Trimmed Hats with influence from the Directory mode and expert workmanship. It highlights exclusive pattern hats not to be duplicated elsewhere and invites customers to visit tomorrow or Wednesday.
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