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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
9
The item notes the city’s third anniversary with various personnel changes including Tony Porman named revenue collector and Llewellyn to depart department of public action. It mentions a common pleas court action and a city solicitor’s stance, plus social events with a concert for orphans and a robbery case against a Scranton firm.
A local notice invites residents to a candy and cake sale at 1 PM on a Saturday, with prizes and a charity raffle hosted by Meare & Dhigen. The event lists addresses on Viveelo and Town avenues and mentions a competition by a well known local figure. Proceeds support the community fund and school projects.
Brief unreadable line shows a fragmentary message mentioning Wath pinehillage Mee to SLO and a reference to a gastor, with names Meurs and Hagen.
Dr Tolite Meal Cuatiaelan was elected physician at Hillside by the Poor Tried, with A Strang and Wissalire WL as duties. George and Mary Painting seek admission after years, Mrs Painting thanks the board and Mr Shotten is noted for obstruction. Hillside census shows 454 inmates on March 1, including 142 sane females and 66 sane males, up from 405 on February 28.
A list of fresh produce and deli items includes New Asparigus Mermuda Potatoes Eye Plant Green and Wax Domns Celery Spinach Kale Mylishes Lettuce Madive Tomatoes Whitbark Cucumbers Yess Capes Chickers Dicks Turkeys Squabs Oysters Clams Catawba Grapes Milas Grapes Florida Oranges Lemons Limes Cranberries Bananas Pineapples and Strawberries. Full line of the finest table defin scles for your Sunday dinner.
Walnut case upright piano offered for sale by owner leaving city. Cash only, in good condition after short use. Originally paid 425, now available at a very low price to a lucky buyer. Visit Giernyey Tall at Washington Ave. Hite, Sewunton, Dt.
Readers note an advertisement claiming Krause's Cold Cure speeds recovery and keeps one alert. It touts business course benefits for graduates and hints at steady job prospects after examinations. The snippet also mentions spring enrollments and a mock testimonial tone about the product's efficacy priced at 28 cents.
A garbled OCR list describes various items, places, and names with misspellings and shuffled words. It mentions tulips, a master diagram, and several unclear nouns while offering little coherent detail or context.
Fragmentary ad style copy extols Ma hon's spring stock in Scranton with mentions of Shoo and Oxfords. The text claims the shop offers the prettiest, best selected goods at a bold claim of superiority. Includes garbled names and unclear details.
A brief notice advertises a bargain from Michaelsan Brothers located at 1 Washington Avenue. The text promises customers they will receive the master bargain if they ask.
The Scranton establishment has moved to Lackawanna Avenue where Mr. J. R. Cohen will greet friends and patrons.
Not a valid summary due to fragmented and nonsensical shopping text with no clear news event or identifiable entities.
A discussion outlines expanding police magistrates duties to include hearing burglary and related offenses, shifting from mayoral control. The proposal aims to reduce county costs by routing most police arrests through the city recorder and magistrates, with penalties collected to the city treasury.
An article warns about numerous catarrh remedies and promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. It claims tablets show what is taken, treat the nose and throat, and help chronic catarrh, with antiseptic ingredients and easy dissolving action. Drugsellers offer a 50 cent package.
The text describes penalties of up to ninety days for a Cused and potential security for good behavior up to one year at the discretion of the mayor or magistrate.
A study guide explains how to pronounce tricky words by following directions and practicing. It urges learners to study the text rather than glance at the book store display and to avoid mispronouncing terms like len ach schoen grien.
Norton announces new quarters on Wyoming avenue beside Dime Bank inviting old customers and friends to view a new stock of wall papers blank books and stationery from M Norton.
Easter display advertised at McClintock's located at 128 Washington Avenue promises a wide assortment of flowering plants. Store hours and seasonal specials noted for shoppers.
Louis A. Weber's Barber Shop at Room 207 Connell Building on the second floor advertises fashion and grooming services. Mahon's new shoe store at V8 Lackawanna avenue promotes beautiful Easter styles in footwear.
The Renard & Son mill in Taylor resumes Monday after a settlement bringing an eight to ten percent wage increase for seventy workers. Superintendent Davis of the Satquoit mill seeks a meeting with workers’ parents to discuss the issue. The union was not recognized, and all workers are to be reinstated despite the lower wage scale.
An advertisement notes Queen Quality Shoes offer at three thousand pain with promises of customer satisfaction. Ma hon’s new store at 28 Lackawanna Ave invites shoppers to visit.
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