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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
2
A discussion on two farmers with similar land but divergent fortunes. One takes many days off and loses, the other struggles yet persists. The failed farm ends in sale and the former owner seeks new work, illustrating blame shifting over self accountability.
The Naw Osatle Press notes the Louisiana Purchase Exposition opens May 1 in St Louis with international exhibits. Indiana has allocated 140 000 to fund a state building and a complete display of its resources from coal and oil to cement, timber, agriculture, livestock, and more.
Fragmentary note describes a scene near a stream on contested grounds. A path and planes are mentioned with water flow issues and a drainage flaw. The text references local areas and people but lacks clear events or names.
The May health report for Indiana records 241 deaths from tuberculosis in the state, with 112 orphans under twelve. Total deaths for May reached 2,421, annual rate 11.3 per 1,000, and 13.6 percent were under one year old while 27 percent were sixty five or older. Smallpox totals showed 479 cases with counties listed for deaths. Typhoid fever caused 38 deaths and cancer 80.
Hon Edward Hinshaw of Fairbury Nebraska rests at his father Lynn Hinshaws home on Greeboro He plans to visit New Castle with his father in law Robert H Cooper Hinshaw a congress elect from Fairbury Nebraska district a Butler University graduate and prominent attorney in Fairbury He nearly won a Nebraska senate seat in the last legislature and will be a welcome visitor to Henry County friends.
A report describes a proposed scheme by farmers to push wheat to one dollar per bushel, hinging on demand and supply. If consumers refuse the higher price, the plan could fail, while sustained demand could lead to higher prices and market changes.
Gov Durbin appoints Hon John M Bloss of Mu sicie to the State Board of Education replacing Prof J J Milla who resigned after retiring as Earlham president. Greensboro Press notes late Eastern exchange reports New Castle Indiana youths invent a new method of hugging in a special edition style.
A brief, quirky note warns residents in Breadhy county Kentucky to avoid breathlessness as it might spur bold actions if a favorable opportunity arises. The text reads as a caution against hasty deeds driven by anxious breath.
The article argues Perry S Heath should immediately submit his resignation from the position of Secretary of the Republican National Committee and suggests there is no risk in doing so quickly.
A note points out there are several kinds of loop the loop in aerial stunts and warns not all loops are identical in form or risk. It signals audiences to expect variations as performers showcase different looping maneuvers.
Petitioners who worked hard for an opening at Shopp Avenue mast fall have given up in disgust though they may still speak up later. Opposition halted the proposal when first raised, and a property owner told the Press the idea would be revived soon as a public issue.
The writer notes the Music Teachers Association at Richmond seeks support this week and invites readers to listen and contribute. The message emphasizes community backing for the association’s activities this season.
Health officers from towns and the county will attend a Health Official School in Todianapolis on Thursday and Friday. The program aims to better equip officers for their duties and is mandated by recent legislation with attendance required by law. Noted physicians will discuss disease prevention and epidemic handling while the county covers all expenses for attendees.
W P Blackman of Kenoard visited the Presa office in the city Saturday morning and reported a severe injury from a cog wheel that crushed the end of his finger. The flesh was badly mashed and the injury is described as serious.
The Interurban lines serving the southern county offer reliable travel, attracting patrons and improving connections between central points. Conventions and community groups value the service, noting satisfactory operation compared with steam carriers.
Miss Eunice Tracy will depart soon for Port Rockleburn Lake Muskoka Canada to spend the summer. Congratulatory messages and best wishes for her pleasure and safe return come from the Presa on behalf of the community.
In the Weet End of town on Saturday evening Frank Modlin and friends confronted another young man over remarks. A disturbance escalated when bystanders overheard parts of the dispute and a confrontation followed. Local authorities investigated the incident and reported injuries from the melee.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions water flow and a person named Poeowel with unclear context and references to death and a party. No cohesive event or entities clearly identifiable.
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