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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1903
Page
8
A speech lauds New Castle’s unity and leadership under Otho Williams as the city grooms a future manufacturing center on the Blue River. Emphasizes faith, charity, organized effort, and loyalty to leaders, urging continued public spirit and brotherly regard.
A civic tribute extols unity and perseverance in New Castle. The text praises collective effort and pride in local industry and civic virtues, urging continued loyalty to one another to sustain progress and fame.
At Indianapolis Friday night, members from across Indiana joined Col. Peden Capt Bent Wilkinson Col Bundy and the writer for a Loyal Legion event. United States Senator Fairbanks attended with a short address lamenting he could not wear the Loyal Legion button and praising McKinley.
A grand social function in the city featured Adolph Rogers as toastmaster and drew a large lineup of dignitaries including Judge D. W. Comstock and Congressman James E. Watson. Speakers delivered polished remarks, with eloquence and philosophy praised by attendees and participants listed among the notable present.
Mrs. John M Morris and Miss Morris hosted a Friday euchre gathering at South 14th Street with American Beauties decor and a two course luncheon. Mrs Sherman Weil won the winners prize and Mrs A Morris won the guests prize. About fifty guests attended including several from Knightstown Connersville and local residents. A second party honored Miss Kensler as Miss Morris’s guest with around fifty attendees and comparable enjoyment.
Town visitors are invited to tour The Press printing establishment. The foreman and staff, described as affable gentlemen, welcome curiosity and conversation and will be glad to see you anytime.
J. W. Davis, newly appointed superintendent of a Lake Erie division, visited the city Saturday morning. It marked his first roadway trip in the role, succeeding F. T. Bowles as superintendent.
A colored man jailed recently used his good voice to sing a well known tune last evening. The ballad I Got Mine wafted through the street as he reflected philosophically on his fate and future.
Advertising in newspapers has undergone a thorough test in the past two decades with increased spending and ingenuity. An observer notes that even the great industrial trusts cannot do without it.
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