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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
4
A court injunction halted a janitor backed campaign to maroon renters in multiple apartment buildings over a dispute. The episode highlights potential future risks to housing management and tenant safety amid growing tensions over workplace demands and owner control.
Readable fragments reference Cincinnati musicians and events, mentioning names and groups in a garbled historical snippet. The piece references performances, college ties, and local venues with uncertain details about participants and dates.
The report notes a drop in Indiana oil prices driven by changing market conditions. Analysts indicate supply factors and demand uncertainty have tempered prices, with traders watching futures and regional production trends for clues to future movements.
Personal estate of the late S. of the Indi ae e ees 10 be Hust Wars ak mer enor wid contains district notices. School for girls and Women's prison referenced among village affairs and public notices for local readers.
The author laments modern attitudes toward large families and cites historical figures from a time when many children supported each other. He links urban living and large apartments to the decline of the "old-fashioned home" and questions current views on family size.
Recent Chicago disclosures describe severe abuse involving boys and girls forced into terrible labor and mistreatment. The accounts detail trafficking, selling, and harsh exploitation leading to tragic outcomes. Authorities face a web of complicity and ongoing investigations seek accountability.
A rural column notes a contented farmer enduring hardship as drought, illness, and labor strain the season. The piece reflects on community resilience, family, and daily chores, interwoven with religious or hopeful refrains. It mentions crops, weather, and local routines shaping a quiet, enduring rural life.
A New York World letter claims hay fever vanishes with frost and recounts a cure by spending 90 minutes in a cold storage room at one degree below freezing. The writer advises warm woolen underclothes and brisk movement to maintain circulation, asserting others with long-standing cases have been cured.
Former deputy recorder Nora Tiakhouse, now a declared candidate for Wave attics, plans to remount her bid despite counsel urging withdrawal. A letter from a local writer in Ware indicates persistent support amid legal advisories.
Indianapolis Star dispatch from New Castle October 28 reports Rev Otho H Williams as Republican candidate for Congress in the Sixth District to succeed E Watson of Rushville. Williams, a minister, has just returned and campaigned amid preaching and politics.
Four generations gathered at the old Sulphur Springs homestead for a family reunion. Attendees included James Cummings of Washington DC, William Cummings, Mattie Cummings of Anderson, Daniel Jones, Jacob Muterspaugh, Isaac Bowers, Sylvester Cummings, Ray Cummings, Jesse Jones, George Miller, Wood Young, John Male, Waldo Bowers, Roscoe Bowers, Otto Bowers, Edith Jones, Essie Bowers, Mollie Bowers, Cleo Muterspaugh, India Muterpaugh, Chessie Young, Cleo Young, Vee Young, Flo Howers, Paul Gustin, and the Sulphur Springs Cornet band. One daughter, Mrs Jessie Elliott of Sedgwick Kansas, could not attend.
At the home of Mr and Mrs T M Nichols in Lynn on Wednesday evening October 24 Nellie Nichols married Mr John Millirige Minor of Denver Colorado Ponver Cato. Miss Nichols recently worked as a typesetter at the Democrat office here and made many friends during her short stay. The couple departed for their new home in Denver COB.
Fragmented OCR notes describe jury service and city tax matters. Mentions a city box and special case invites. References to individuals and a running wife housing issue appear in garbled form with unclear connections.
The event featured several couples and guests, with Calla Smith noted for a three piece outfit. The evening included social dancing and playful chatter among attendees at the club event.
In the country scene farmers work under favorable weather gathering corn and hauling gravel. With a few more weeks of similar weather they expect to be in good shape for the winter season.
Connersville's Presbyterian church extends a call to Rev. Dr. George Lamb of Lodt Wisconsin to succeed Rev. H N Mount who resigned due to ill health. Lamb praised as a very able preacher as a new era begins for the local congregation and the town awaits dedication details for a new Masonic temple in Crawfordsville Indiana.
A bold sales note invites buyers to Ed Smiths to purchase Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a night remedy. The terse message urges strong effort and persistence as a path to success.
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