Question to Customers on Feedback and Improvement
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28 May 1902
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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
1
The note suggests asking customers for input or providing a fallback plan. It highlights seeking direct feedback to guide improvements and reduce risk by offering a contingency option if necessary.
A Monday borough council meeting discussed light contracts and proposals from the Light Company. A three year contract at 78 per lamp failed on a tie vote, a special police force was confirmed, and a committee was formed to secure prices from other light firms while a solicitor advised on tax legality and borough tax limits.
Pennsylvania Luzerne County oath swears the above pen e is true to the best belief. Davis cashier signs sworn before a notary on a May day in 1902. Directors Koons Burton attend as witnesses.
Reports claim Lehigh Traction seeks a near city center line without crossing limits. Surveyors traced Woodside bank as possible bed for a line to Freeland brewery and Drifton breaker. Officials remain silent while Tribune checks split claims and notes a possible branch toward the brewery.
At a Local Union No. 484 meeting the members unanimously endorsed closing all stores in Freeland on Memorial Day as in other coal towns. Freeland merchants are asked to join the plan to avoid losses, with some late hours planned for Friday to serve Saturday shoppers. A Laurytown Hospital fair runs four Thursdays in June to aid Michael Graham who lost legs and an arm, with inmate crafts funding two artificial legs for his use.
Engineers firemen pumpmen and all skilled mechanics at Drifton Coxe Bros are asked to attend a meeting at the Grand Opera house hall at 730 oclock this evening. By order of the committee Lillian Billius a Wilkesbarre domestic jumped overboard but was rescued by three boys.
Round the Region reports action against Luzerne county by House of Refuge managers seeking 4396.32 for half the cost of maintenance and instruction of children sent to the Philadelphia institution. The county commissioner refused, citing state responsibility for inmate costs.
Anti-Saloon League representatives watched as Luzerne county constables filed returns denying illegal liquor sales. Constable Washburn admitted offering ten witnesses in exchange for McKay against a speak easy. Judge Ferris sent the matter to the district attorney as Pittston cases continued.
Mrs Nellie Sharpa, about 80, died Monday evening at her Plains home where she had lived for years. She is survived by three sons James Daniel and Patrick. Funeral held this afternoon. The family had earlier lived in Freeland and Jeddo after moving from Lansford, with many relatives in the county.
Notice to patrons announcing no paper on Friday due to Memorial Day. The Tribune will publish tomorrow at the usual hour. Carriers advertisers and others affected are asked to adjust accordingly.
Freeland notes outline Balaklava Club ball at Krell’s hall with 25 cent admission due to strike. Tigers and Fearnots athletic clubs host outdoor dances and picnics. Bank report shows deposits over 456000 and surplus 19000. Obituary for Joseph McMurtrie 80. Greek Catholic bishop Andre Hoboday to visit Freeland. Water main upgrade on Chestnut Street. Grand jury reviews killings of Michael Choro. Italian Catholic church benefit drama at John Yannes’ storeroom. P. O. S. of A. addition progressing. Stabbed George Kovan recovering. assailant jailed. Snow prompts revival of overcoats. Hazle Twp school board raises superintendent salary to 1600. Other local movements and visits noted.
You'd better look in here. If you buy in haste you can get your money back equally quick.
Orion Irkou attorney and counselor at law and notary public, with offices in Freeland at Birkbeck Brick, room 2. Joan M. Carn operates from the steel office building, providing legal and notary services in the area.
May 28 drama and hop for St Anthony's church at John Yannes storeroom tickets 25 cents May 29 grand ball Balaklava Social Club Krell's ball admission 25 cents May 20 annual ball Fearnets Athletic Association Cross Creek hall admission 25 cents May 30 annual picnic Tigers Athletic Club Public Park A Oswald agency for Elysian's extracts and perfumery Finest goods
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