West Side News Briefs Include Fines and Firelight Work
Borough meeting proceeds with minutes read and filed. Bills paid. taxes and fines reported. sewer and street permits issued. health board seeks $45 July appropriation. Police note eight arrests in June and patrol costs. A shooting incident on Luzerne Avenue causes alarm. pig thefts under investigation. a dog bite adds to recent incidents.
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Ivans and
Stroh
Fiat
Benfelt
Herman “VanLuven
Conncll
Ferard
Adfon Holden
Exeter Street
VanLaven
Board of Health
the Council
Treasury
Spring Brook Water Co
Koster
Oscar Houck
P. Fenn
Exeter Machide Works
Clear Spring Coal Co
Joseph W. Hershberger
Geo Houser
Muirhead Slachine
Dershimer & Grimehigh Valley Allroad. Co
Bound of Health
John H. Mulkey
Aremen's Fund
Short
Rower
Delaware
Belaware Avenue
Ou Fifth Streets
Wate Street
West
Pittston Wie
Aidewalk
Wyoming
Jenkins Cemetery 2
General News Notes from Wyoming and West Pittston
Miss Jennie Morton of Wyoming visits Spring Brook as West Pittston Hose Co meets in regular session this evening. George Space elected tru ant officer by West Wyoming school board. Miss Mable Loeb visits Wilkes-Barre. John Gravett returns from relatives in Ermine. Frank Wilkon and Mr and Mrs Sanien Tronsue return from Freeland. Nellie Campbell to visit sister Mrs Watson Howe in Binghamton. Mr and Mrs E. I. Salmon return from Glen Summit. Stanley Gilden returns to Philadelphia Avenue after visiting Montrose parents. Jean Elybastburg spends time in Wilkes-Barre with Meat Bread children and Mary Brando Scott. Mr and Mrs Edward Roderick return to Reading after visiting mother Mrs J. J. Morris of Race Street. Final drill before civic departure Friday night. members urged to secure equipment. West Pittston Board meets in special session. supply committee discussed upcoming year. Corny Comstock returns to Pittsburg. native of West Pittston, plans modernization near former residence. Mrs Rebecca F Harman dies in Bloomsburg aged 66. seven children survive. Merry party of Garden Village residents with Kingston and Dorranceton guests take trolley to Fernbrook Park Dallas for dancing and luncheon.
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Jennie Morton
Wyoming
Spring Brook
West Pittston Hose Co
Wil Tmeet
George Space
West
Wilkesberre
Edward Roderick
Reading
J. J. Morris
Race Street
Civip
Rilay
Corny
Comstock
Pittsburg
West Pittston
Peones
Lower
T. Wilbur ‘Kyte
Rebecca F. Harman
Dallas
Exeter residents and visitors find varied weekend activities
Exeter news notes visitors and locals at Harvey's Lake, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, and Nanticoke with social calls, family gatherings, and work changes. Local projects include sidewalk improvements and new dwellings on Lincoln Avenue while community events feature church services, parades, and a Shamrock baseball test game.
Fragmentary Memoil Nonsensical Text From OCR Page
The readable fragments describe a garbled kitchen line and parade terms, with stray references to vegetables, bananas, oysters, and a vague mention of a place Sergipe. The overall content is incoherent and lacks a clear event or人物.
Bargain Wardrobe Items Hit Deep Discounts Across Stock
A mixed sale notice lists tan hose and white foot styles with heavy reductions, plus all black options. It promotes 28 inch square top trunks with linings and brass locks, linings, and a variety of linens, embroideries, and wrappers at marked-down prices, urging quick purchases before sale ends.
Second quality of our regular 5e Stockings at Ger pair
A brief notice states second quality of stock stockings in all sizes is available now at Ger pair. The item line suggests inventory status and store location, indicating reduced or second-quality goods offered at a specific shop.
Embroidery Pieces at Regular Stock Prices This Weekend
A brief notice notes long remnants and a few complete embroidery pieces and insertings priced at 10¢ 124¢ and 15¢, taken directly from regular stock for this week end.
Stock Collars Offered for Young Women in Sale
Stock collars, about 200 pieces, priced around 25e and 9c, include colored collars for young women with some dainty gilt buckles, offered for sale at a local exchange.
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Los
Foulard Silks on Sale in Wide Range of Colors
An advertisement notes abundant yards of foulard silks, some enough for a full suit and others for a shirt waist, offered at a sale price of four cents. Varied kinds and colors available, fabrics are 24 inches wide.
Will You Buy A Wide Be Yal Fine Quality Table Da
A fragmentary advert prompts readers to purchase bleached finished table cloths or damask linens offered by a retail store. It emphasizes quality and value with questions about paying a wide selection of muslin and damask fabrics.
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Shelley’s Market
L.D. Shelley
W. W. Lewis
Lux
Race Sts
W. E. Brown
Tae Av
Estsidedry Coods
Batistes
Hatiste
Frank H
Antrim
Lazerne Avenue
Chase & Sanborn
G. Lewis
Luzerne Avenue
DE Forest
Mae Lurerme
W.T. Spry
Linden St. Tear
West Side News
Luserng
Warren
Eutty
Joxe Mendes
Upper
Lizerne Avenue
Colery
A. ©. Farnham
A. O. Farnham
Fitch Street
Victor
Squire Hess
the Humane Society
West Sider
Benjamin Howl
Daman' Street
Howell
James Howell
Exeter
Ers
Leable
William Vorda
Avoct
Fremont Philips
Pall, Pa
Patrick Myntey
Newersey
Mathew Dougher
Harvey's Lake
Dian
Katie Walsh
Old Forne
Joh Walsh
Mra. B. Berkowite
Scranton
ML Kaufman
Lincoln Avenue
Fred, Taylor
Anthony Duffy
Red
Buckworth
New York City
Fleming
Wilkesbarre
Mra
Max Freeman
Uise
Milton Pusaps
Jersey City
Exeter Rega
Ike
Liberty
Cork Lane Ralley
William ‘Taylor
Thomas
Buckford
Frank Duffy
A. McKulines
St. John's Slavia Society
Plymouth
St. Cecela’s
Iurgess Gross
Squire Berger
Jacob VanCamp
Charles Cusic
Ayent Joseph Walsh
Hugh McGuire
Joseph Hadock
Workera
Fistrer
Nanticoke
Haggerty
Pitsburg
Sacred Heart League
St. Cheelin's Church
Father Quinnan
Aggare
Ransfr
J. H. Hovek
Putston
G. D. Steod
Sergipe
Ste
Stuall
Srnktortou
Ascension
Eby
Mercury
Foulard Silks
Mr. Nobby Dresser
Wp, &C
Shoe Co
Our
Fay
Water St. Hatter
Sn Cs
Ginter Sar Service
Unweil Sonst
J. A. Fitzpatrick
Uvenoman
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