March Donations Acknowledged by Carbondale Hospital
Carbondale hospital announces thanks for March donations including a clock from FE Murereckery and W 1 Yarrington, clothing from Mrs Sav erburg, canned fruit and flower seeds from A friend, and multiple newspaper copies from A Purple and the Leader. The Thursday Reading club also contributed sewing services for the institution.
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Carbondale Hospital
FE. Murereckery
Yarrington
Haverburg
Laurel Street
Dr J
Niles
Purple
The
Leader
Leader Daily
News Daily
Phuraday
Washington City Considers Pavement Options for Street Work
Property owners in Washington test approve petition to fund paving but demand no delay and no work into fall or winter. Many favor as phalt while vitrified brick has been used. Washington Street may shift to asphalt if durability is adequate.
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Washington
Wrehington Street
City creditors press for prompt payment of due funds
A local creditors group urges quick passage of appropriation ordinances to settle debts. They argue the old council failed to act before dying, and the reorganized bodies have no excuse for delays while the estimates were widely set and should be approved as printed.
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Cornella
Cornelis
Local Poor Farm Deadlock Over Steward Loss City Assets
The deadlock over the locat poor hoard led to the city's loss of the West steward of the poor farm. The Thhakely Yewrd inspected the Chreentrott property and found it not well plowed, yet offered $400 a year. This exceeds Carbondale’s payment by $110. the successor was chosen.
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West Steward
Thhakely Yewrd
Chreentrott
Local and Personal News From Scranton Area
Local and personal items report Shephemwl of Scranton moving to assume city duties. Sikmili employees received wages Saturday. A new organ was introduced at Trinity Sunday to replace the damaged one. Mayor Kilpatrick has recovered from a nose ailment. Mrs Rlow, Mair, visits Thompson friends. Mrs Grant Nicholson visits her parents, Mr and Mrs George Huge of Binghamton. Mesdames H J Maynow, M Ja Watt and Raynor Menhker return from New York. George Giles and L L Loveland visit Binghamton on business. Eleanor Jones visits Alice Caterhout of Scranton.
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Shephemwl
Scranton
Sikmili
Trinity
Kilpatrick
Rlow
Mair
Thompson
Grant Nicholson
George Huge
Binghamton
H. J. Maynow
M. Ja. Watt
Raynor Menhker
New York
George Giles
L. L. Loveland
Eleanor Jones
Alice Caterhout
Teachers Gather For Avchbald Jermyn Movifeld Institute
An educational session held in the high school building brought teachers from Avchbald Jermyn and Movifeld together on Saturday. Professors Bowers Greene Taggeart Mackenberry Thorpe and Mible spoke on composition grammar civilization and teaching methods.
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Avchbald
Jermyn
Movifeld
High Sfchonl
W. L. Bowers
Mettarthy
Mayfield
Mir Metarthy
Greene
Clark's Green
Taggeart
Mackenberry
Carbondale
Crammar
Profeawr Thorpe
Forest Dbty
India
England
France
Cernmany
America
Howell
Scranton
Mible
East Rhoadsburg Normal School
Sie
Local Society Notes and Community Events Highlight Franklin Area
The Franklin Literary Society held a large public meeting at Enterprise with performances by Milas Mamie Roberts Mise Le Cértera and others. Music and recitations drew praise as Probate and local residents attended church fairs, concerts, and visits from Scranton, Kingston, and New York.)
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Thone
Troward
Dini
Conny
Taylor
The
Franklin Literary Society
Enterprise
Milas Mamie Roberts
Milet
Anthony Mulhern
Lackawanna Comniv
Miksa Hinnah Murphy
Ible
Profesay WL
Rogers
Mnterprige Hall
Car- Nordale
Higden Evans
Mise Margaret Jones
Lb. W. Cramer
Farrell
Mere
Scranton
Martell
South Algettent
Taylor and Daughter
Sitney
Finladys
Thomas Willams, Jr
Thin Street
Mise Editi Evans
Nelson
Wales
Archbald Presbyterians consider change. local notes
Archbald residents report Rev W A Boucher contemplating departure after the Mex presbytery season. Mr Meacher made many friends and will be close to the community. Miss Mollie Gilealson returns from a visit with felons in Avora. Miss Jennie Swift visited Scranton. a crayon artist gave a chalk talk to the high school.
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W. A. Boucher
Archbald
Mex. Sesson
Presbytery
Mises
Jennie Means
Mayfield
Kate McDonnell
Rock Terris
Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Pain
A vintage advertisement touts a soothing syrup claimed to ease teething pain and colic in children. It emphasizes relief of teething discomfort and diarrhea with a gentle formula sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle.
Local Paint Mill Rumor Sparks Scranton Interest
Rumor of a $6,000 mineral paint mill to be built on the Marrager property near Scranton gains traction. A mineral pigment was found on site two years ago and samples deemed high quality by Scranton chemists. a stock company with Scranton capitalists is said to form and begin operations in summer. The report also notes alumni events at Hallstead High School and local notices.
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PL i. Marrager
Barrager
Scranton
Scranton Capitalicia
P. R. Carpenter
Calilera
Victniy
Fred
Frank Lamb
Bingham- Lin
Tilleday
Hallstead High School Alumni Association
Mitchell House
Feative Board
L. W. Church
Warren Vanloen
Edith Trowbridge
John Davis
M. Scotten
Bruce Chase
J. Fh. Millard
C. 1 Hendrick
Carrie Summerton
Allee Scotten
Marian Church
Claude Simmons
Kittia Dolan
Florence King
Anne Harrahan
Moxley
Peace
John A. Davis
AL Coa
New Fabric Lot Offers Deep Discounts This Week
Manufacturer surplus fabric arrives in a new lot, priced well below regular. More than four thousand yards of material, widths from two to five inches, divided into two lots. Value 6c to two special price. Limited quantities and sizes.
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Sec
New Black Crepon Designs Debut This Season
A vendor announces arrival of a new variety of black crepon fabrics described as this season's most popular material. The note mentions a four ounce count and current stock.
Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for Constitutional Disease
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming it cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a hundred dollar reward for any failure to cure and cites testimonials. Address Fd Cheney & Co Toledo for details and availability.
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Itv Weecatetre
Clubee Pati
Hills
Hall
Wotlog
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Viriegisty
Tae
Tlal
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Teid
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Lowell, Miss
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Prost
Gaunt
S. C. Hitchcook
Baran Bon
Airs
Cunningham
Pred. Stevens
Down Priday
Charles Hutchins
Bridgeport
Conn
C. G. Vaughty
Kingston
Jane Stanton
Jane Harvey
Mrs. Winslow
Hallstead
Brant
Santa Voex
Cal
Drigers
Matthews Bro
Eirielly
Evers
Giles
Wyoming Avenue
Mother Hubbard
Torchon
Ieee
Lic
News of
Ane
Brown
John. . Brown
Sou, Banton
United States
Mercereau & Connely
Bellavit Asseneau
Daxes
Malion
Circulay
Nervita Medical Co
Custog & Jeckses Ste. Fald
All Diuggiats Chicago
Uiltoois
AleQarraty & Yr
Byes Iain
Lackawanna Ave
Scrantow, Fu
Union
Manuel
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New York City
Fuller
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton Dairy
E. Robinson’s Sons
North Ninth Street
Telephone
Scranton, PA
Alan Tatu
Gutehty
Sears
Tinga
Janes
Willenre
Lee Wrattan
Matthews Brow
H. C. Bundereen, Druggiata
Rhetka
Tation
Colasge
McGarroh & Thomas
Blank
Tribune
Penn Avenue
W. H. Pierce
Chichesters Faglish Diagieni
Ennvroval
Lipass
Dean Dampens
Ayeha
Levittosclass
Masog Feutimantels
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Mae Paes Ky
Eli Local Dragg
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