Weather report fragment from Apwil to Morton area
Fragmentary weather note shows yesterday data for Apwil area with high and low temps, humidity and possible percentages. It includes unclear lines about Morton and general meteorological terms.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
10
Fragmentary weather note shows yesterday data for Apwil area with high and low temps, humidity and possible percentages. It includes unclear lines about Morton and general meteorological terms.
A local sale event promises a free beauty rose to customers who spend one dollar or more on Saturday. The offer lists Rose Mears and Hagen as associated participants in the promotion.
You will make no mistake by buying your cut flowers and flowering plants at Mecclintock's located on Washington Avenue. The notice urges shoppers to choose the local florist for fresh blooms and garden plants.
A terse notice advertises second hand organs for sale at Guernsey Hall 3 Washington Ave Scranton Pa. The seller lists low prices around five to ten dollars.
The Recorder declares no plan to contest Clemons's leadership, saying Clemons was impossible to work with and his endrosement by Connell had no bearing. Deputy Attorney General Freitz condemns the dispute as regrettable, urging unity for the city and party amid reorganization plans.
Public notice in bold print warns customers of Teas Coffees Spice Extracts and Baking Powder that cats are positively not allowed with purchases. The notice targets customers and mentions compliance expectations.
Fragmentary directory entry lists locations at Lackawanna Avenue and South Main Avenue with illegible surrounding text and misread street names. The snippet provides no clear event or context beyond shop addresses.
A fragment discusses the Understanding from a conference and Colonel Hitchenck entering an office freely to pursue ideas for his department. The text hints at a sturdier government and free governance, but details remain unclear.
The Scranton Bedding company shipped 700 felt pillows yesterday to the Philadelphia navy yard for a new battleship. The contract, awarded after sharp competition with major mattress dealers, was filled in three days. Pillows, chosen as preferable to feathers, are less liable to breed disease and easier to maintain. The Scranton firm’s win reflects well on its management.
City clerk Lavelle received notice from Day & Co of Boston that they would now accept 155 000 dollars of the 250 000 issue of sewer bonds for which they were the successful bidders. They delayed acceptance to confirm the city’s credit. Day & Co ask the bonds be brought to Boston to receive the money, or allow Scranton banks to act as intermediaries. Lavelle and Watson likely to travel, Day & Co to cover the trip costs.
A washery owned by Winton Coal at the Delaware and Hudson line near Peckville Station burned completely last night between 3.40 and 4.00. Tramps were seen around the idle facility for two days prior. The loss is estimated at about $10,000.
Job notices indicate March to April hires and resignations. John Sporineks promoted to head bookkeeper at Chas, PD Euler Co. Mahoney City. M A Cullather resigns from D Ll and W Co to join Temple Iron Co Apel sed. An in-town firm seeks a lady stenographer offering good salary. Bara Holden takes Scranton Traction Co post. George X Avechner signs with New York Central and Wells River lines Stroudsburg and D L and W R R FR.
An antique ad claims Lichty Celery Nerve Compound improves irritable mood sleep concentration appetite and energy. Sold by Matthews Brothers.
J. W. Guernsey Proprietor advertises 14 Washington Avenue Beranton as the best and most reliable source for purchasing a good Plano. Call to compare prices and terms offered.
In a stylish debut, Al Mahon opens a shoe shop at 28 Lackawanna Avenue showcasing dainty Easter footwear. The inviting display draws attention even for window shoppers who may just browse.
A local florist advertises deliveries of slack roses carnations violets and other blooms from 148 Withington Avenue. The note promotes fresh bouquets and variety at this small shop.
A fine five nature organ in good condition is offered for twenty dollars. The sale takes place today at Guernsey Hall on old Washington avenue in Ferunton Pennsylvania.
Readable text notes a display of Easter flowers by Wells and McClintock at 190 Wyoming avenue and 148 Washington avenue, suggesting a local shop collaboration for seasonal arrangements.
Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Rapid Transit Company reveals contracts for bridges and electrical gear. Westinghouse, Kerr & Company secured a 1 155 000 dollar electrical contract after a fierce bid. King Bridge Company awarded main bridge and ironwork. no grade crossings and a 500 foot longest bridge are planned. Ground breaking in ten days with routes through Scranton and Wilkes-Barre under a railroad charter. Express trains expected in thirty five minutes, regular service in forty seven minutes with fares set at fifty cents round trip and thirty cents one way. Cars will be 55 feet long Pullmans costing 14 000 dollars each with mahogany interiors.
A used upright piano offered in plain condition for 80 dollars cash. Early buyers may obtain the fires change. Sale held at Gernsey Hall on Washington Avenue, Scranton, Pike Valley.
The Scranton Gas and Water Company and the Hyde Park Gas Company announce a gas rate change effective April 1. Gas will cost one dollar per thousand cubic feet with discounts of five percent for monthly bills under twenty five dollars and ten percent for bills twenty five to fifty dollars, provided payment is made by the 16th of the month. By order of the board.
Scranton Gas and Water Company and Nede Park Gas announce a gas price increase effective after April 1, charging one dollar per thousand feet with discounts: ten percent on bills under twenty-five dollars and twenty percent on bills twenty-five dollars or more if paid by the due date. A separate meter is required. By order of the board G. H. Wand, Secretary.
Belt Buckles in gold silver and plated with various shapes and designs. Silver chain purses in small to large sizes including chatelaine bags in solid silver and plated ware. Stop and view our windows for Easter gift ideas.
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