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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

10

Two Cities Trade Fire Department Nags

Mack and Ralph, two city fire horses, were traded to Youngstown for two days. The fire committee bought the pair to use with the Central ladder truck. Chief Frank J. Connery and Councillors P. K. Fike and J. C. McCready arranged the deal. The horses arrived last night and are being trained. The new team, though lighter than the previous grays, is faster and should improve response times on drills.

Mack Ralph Youngstown Fire Committee of Councils Central Dent Frank J. Connery P. K. Fike J. C. McCready Central Department Grays

Mather Bros Great Clearance Sale Last Week

Last Week of Mather Bros Co Great Clearance Sale includes discounts across diamonds watches jewelry plated ware china and more with thermos bottles sets and silverware pricing. Also notes Mr and Mrs Seth Marshall and son Milton and Miss May Pitzer visiting Pittsburg exposition.

Mather Bros. Co China Rogers Bros Washington St Seth Marshall Milton Walnut Street May Pitzer Agnew Street Pittsburg Exposition

City Acts to Enforce 1903 Law Against Sidewalk Advertising

An informant alerted Harrisburg police to a 1903 statute prohibiting posting signs on buildings or on public sidewalks. Officers stopped a suspected advertiser amid claims of ignorance and police permission. Patrols were ordered to curb any pavement advertising to disfigure public streets.

Harrisburg State of Pennsylvania

German financiers inspect Lake Erie and Youngstown line

German backer Hans Arnold travels from Berlin with Richard Russe and Mr and Mrs Kahn to inspect the right of way for the Lake Erie and Youngstown Railroad proposed $3,000,000 line. J H Ruhlman and company officers guided the tour, signaling early construction soon.

Youngstown Lake Erie& Youngstown Railroad Company Hans Arnold Richard Russe Berlin Germany Kahn New York J. H. Ruhlman

Van Horns and guest attend Dayton fair outing

Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Van Horn of Edgewood avenue with their guest Miss Nell Van Horn of Rossmore visited Dayton on Wednesday to attend the Dayton fair.

L. R. van Horn Edgewood Avenue Nell van Horn Rossmore Dayton Dayton Fair

Highland U P Bible Classmen Toast-Roastfest Opens Season

The Highland United Presbyterian men’s Bible class held a banquet in the church hall with about 70 attendees. The event featured a roastmaster Attorney Robert L. Wallace and speakers including Hamilton A. Wilkison and Rev. R. H. Mulholland, who praised the class and encouraged recruits.

Highland United Presbyterian Church A. EB. Butz Robert L. Wallace Hamilton A. Wilkison Wilkison B. F. Morehead H. E. Coneby Coneby J. F. Surridge E. L. Smith J. L. Welsh Postum Battle Creek Wince P. L. Craig Canada R. H. Mulholland J. Russell Urmson James Bonner Suwanee River

Motor fire truck to be tested here

Fire Chief Frank J. Connery announced a Webb Motor Company gasoline engine demonstration will occur in October. The demo aims to interest the councils and neighboring towns, with the engine praised for zero idle maintenance, rapid fire response, and hill climbing ease.

Columbus Frank J. Connery Webb Motor Company Hugh Marquis Connery

Teacher Faints in School Room. Miss Nancy McConahy Recovers

Miss Nancy McConahy a teacher at Lincoln and Garfield schools fainted Tuesday afternoon in a classroom. Pupils cried that the teacher was dead but colleagues helped revive her with cold water and she returned home, recovering enough by morning to resume duties.

Nancy McConahy Lincoln Garfield Miss McConahy

Reverend M'Cormick to Preach in Wampum

Rev. McCormick of the Central Presbyterian church will preach Friday evening and Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian church in Wampum. He will assist Pastor Rev. E. R. Tait in services ahead of communion next Sunday morning.

Care of the Skin Promises Clear Healthy Complexion

An advertisement touts Heiskell's Medicinal Toilet Soap and Heiskell's Ointment as skin care aids. It claims pure soothing action, clears pores, prevents blemishes like comedones blackheads and pimples, and improves texture. Products offered by Johnston Holloway & Co Philadelphia with prices and address.

Heiskell Johnston, Holloway & CO Comerce Street Philadelymege

Better Pressure In Water Mains For City Districts

General Manager J H Purdy of the New Castle Water company announced to five council committees that water pressure will improve. West end will see permanent higher pressure within three weeks as large mains are laid. North hill will gain 45 to 60 pounds within 10 weeks with a double set of pumps. Fire Chief Connery and Don Amsbury joined the discussion. lines will be opened, Croton avenue mains laid before paving, and other improvements made promptly.

West End North Hill Districts J.H. Purdy New Castle Water Company Westenders North Hill Connery The Water Company Don Amsbury Croton Avenue

Bad Citizens Not the Worst of All Evils

The Connellsville Courier laments moral decadence from literature and stage works. It cites explicit titles and suggests better censorship as a remedy. Reforms target public morals, urging Sabbatarian efforts to curb modern plays and novels.

Connellsville Archibald Clavering Gunter

Mrs Joseph F Cullen Visits Pittsburg

Mrs. Joseph F Cullen of Butler Avenue is spending the day in Pittsburg visiting friends and taking in local sights.

Joseph F. Cullen Butler Avenue Pittsburg

Dry Weather Blamed for Surge in Tree Pests

State Zoologist Surface and Nursery Inspector Engle investigated reports of rising scale infestations across orchards. They found young scale multiplied by millions during the dry period, noting rain would normally wash them off leaves. No rain this year allowed scale to thrive.

Surface Engle

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America POST Norfolk Knickerbocker Winter Bros Clothiers TWO Cities Trade Fire Dept NAGS New Castle Rosenblum Highland U. P M’cormick Wampum West Side Service Pittsburg Street Picture Sale R.S. McCulloch & CO the National Bank OF Lawrence CO U. S
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