Jock Sells Crop at IC for Canning While Stocks Last
A local farmer advertises selling his crop at IC for canning while inventory holds. Order early to secure produce.
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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
4
A local farmer advertises selling his crop at IC for canning while inventory holds. Order early to secure produce.
West Pittston lists two graduates from Wyoming Seminary in the 1902 class Miss Florence Penniman Howe and Miss Helene Field Mosier. Ivy Oration by Mosier featured in the exercises on the campus just before planting the climber. Commencement exercises held this morning with large local attendance. Mary Date of Daleville won a $10 prize for her essay amid honor students. Guy Togers of Yorkville won another prize for best oration.
Local society items report weather, travels and visits by residents including Miss Mary Keeley, Lou Farlane, and Miss Genevieve Rommel. University guests Rev George Ackoyan and Rev Dr Severson attend events. Exeter Machine Works faces pig iron shortages due to miners' strike. Presbyterian excursion plans and commencement notes for nearby colleges are noted alongside fishing, sports, and social gatherings across the area.
An assortment of local items includes EXETER M Kaufman returning from Philadelphia and Coalville, a larceny case involving Squire Berger and Thomas Stroh, a June wedding officiated by the Squire for Susanna Drap and Peter Federesack, plus local ads for cab service, ice cream, a new art store, dental services, and various products.
A compact note on gas as the cleanest and safest fuel option. It discusses flexibility in usage, stating you may use much or little and that storage should be managed by the user.
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