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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
2
Fragmented text suggests discussion of many bills and investigations. No clear entities, dates, places, or outcomes are readable. The fragmentary lines imply parliamentary or legal action but lack specific details.
Weather story notes harsh winter conditions and well supplied New Castle as residents brace for cold. References to delayed routines and the need for warmth, with calls for prudent provisions amid ongoing chill.
The Woman's club opened its seating Wednesday evening at Mrs. Belle C. Estes residence at Plum and South Mud Istreets with an entertainment for husbands and invited guests. Speeches and introductions by President Mrs. Estes followed, praising unity and sharing details about the event and its contributions.
Prince Alert, bred in Henry County, wins at a major track event as a standout on the circuit. The record indicates a strong performance against a field of competitors, signaling rising form for the horse and its connections in New York paddock circles.
Dan Patch captures a fast pace time of 2 04, following a prior week victory, highlighting its dominance in the racing meet.
A Cambridge City resident Lennard changes plan and moves to a new address but decides to return to the previous residence. The reversal reflects unsettled intent and a brief relocation.
A civil action is filed as the plaintiff seeks relief in a damage suit. The document references a party seeking compensation, with the filing marking the start of court proceedings.
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The Gray Tron foundry is shut for now awaiting a foreman selection but has a strong flow of orders ahead and hopes to start soon. The plant is well equipped with modern machinery and aims to lead in quality while Europe stirs. The piece reflects local business mood and speculation on future production.
The town of New Castle files suit to quiet title against the Methodist Episcopal Church and the heirs of Wii Meek deceased. The action concerns the title to the church property recently purchased by the city for city purposes.
Hon. K H Ware Commissioner warns that no one employed by the Bureau of Pensions should accept payments for services or sweepstakes claimed as pensions. The notice cautions against impostors posing as government officers who solicit money for processing pensions or increases. Genuine special examiners do not demand funds from claimants.
The article questions public opinion in New Castle if Krell-French Piano Co. builds a second factory of the same size next year and adds a west wing. It suggests Mahrell has completed his undertaking and speculates on the world’s recognition of the company’s piano quality and ambition.
A call to sustain efforts to restart a local factory in New Castle. The message urges faithful workers to continue building a healthy growth that benefits everyone and keeps the stared factory going despite setbacks.
Daniel Swoveland, an old and respected Liberty Township resident, died at his home early Friday morning after a long illness. The funeral is planned for Sunday at Lowlock, west of Higterstown.
Jasper McLean remains feeble after a spring illness nearly took his life. His wife has been ill for several days and his son also faces sickness in the family.
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