Postmaster Becomes Official at Montrose May First
Special to the Scranton Tribune Montrose April 26 George Burns will assume duties of postmaster at Montrose on May 1. Mrs Rogers and Rev Henry B Wheeler plan a May 5 wedding at the brides parents home. John Tarbell recovering from grip Rev D C Barnes appointed conference evangelist Walter Tomis to Buffalo for Pan American expo. R Cook and M Hedden painting at Warren Center. Harry Carey seriously ill but slightly improved. Peter Dale attended the Dale Clancy wedding at Great Bend. W A Payne went to Virginia to reside. M T Smith DL&W passenger agent visited Scranton. his mother Mrs Nelson Smith joined him home. Elix Register and Recorder Wright denies authorizing his name for next year’s congressional nomination. A Tarbell residence may host Republican conference on May 1. The case Mersilis vs Susquehanna County in arbitration over Pepper murder reward discussed. Hartleys return to East Lenox. Photograph gallery ready for sittings Monday to Friday. Mrs Eugene Wright ill with grip. Irene Alney visiting. G W Struppler appointed tax collector. T C Tingley family moved to Ingles. Mr and Mrs S W Killum of Scranton spending summer with their mother Mrs M M Bell.
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Montrose
Wyoming
Walter H. Toomis
Buffalo
R. Cook
M. &. Hedden
Warren Center
Harry Carey
Maple Street
Peter Dale
Great Bend
Dale-Clancy
W. A. Payne
Virginia
M. T. Smith
Delaware
Wright
Tarbell Mouse
Ingiles
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Honesdale and Pittston News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Miss Katherine Chambers visits Scranton while Andrew Thompson spends time in Philadelphia. The Odd Fellows anniversary sermon at the Baptist church and a Maypole dance by the Alert Hook and Ladder Company are planned. John Krantz marks his fiftieth wedding anniversary in Honesdale. Rev William H Swift recaps seventeen years of ministry with church statistics and activities. Ringling Brothers announce zebras rhinos and many animals. Pittston hosts boxing at Dunn's hall with Rublin versus Ryan as headliner. other bouts listed. A Pittston couple’s child dies after burns. powder mine explosion injures workers. John Gillespie and Alice Cosgrove wedding planned. Belinda McDermott dies in Pittston. Anna Mead hosts guests. Leek Cornet Band buys uniforms. Harvey Lynn, Cuba veteran, awarded $30 monthly pension.
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Katherine Chambers
Scranton
Andrew Thompson
Philadelphia
HR Swift
Janes Hes
Percy
Odd Fellows
Baptist Church
Louise Fowler
Otto Schemmann
Sealeyville
Court House
Alert Hook and Ladder Company
John Krantz
Upper Main Street
Honesdale Presbyteria
Swift
Christan Endeavor
Freedom Lodge of Odd Fellows
Purdy
Praternity
John McGuire
George
Williams
Pittston
Thos. Moore
Port Blanchard
John Gillespie
Alice Cosgrove
South Main Street
Belinda McDermott
Parsonage Street
Anna May Mead
Linden Street
West Pittston
Leek Cornet
Harvey Lynn
United States Cavalry
Cuba
New Methodist Minister Arrives in Hopbottom
Rev. A Wu, the new Methodist minister, arrived Wednesday and plans to occupy the parsonage. Mr. Russell, the night operator, recently came from Ohio and his family is expected about May 1. Eugene Wright had an accident lighting a kerosene fire, losing his mustache and sustaining minor burns. Local aid societies held meetings and improved a chapel area, with Rev. Lewis announcing Sundays sermon on Coming Religion. Deborah Davis and her mother visited M J Titus.
Property Loans and Rentals in Scranton Area Classifieds
Classified notices offer loans from Golen, Connell Building, and Doughin & Von Derwon with varied terms, plus rental listings for summer homes near Paradox Lake, a country cottage in Long Island, and rooms in Scranton. Also includes employment ads, agency notices, and auctions across multiple firms and brokers.
Polling place set for June 23 in Duryea
One polling place will serve June 23 at A. C Watson's. An ice cream social at Primitive Methodist church is planned for April 28 with tickets 2 and 10 cents. Lawrence Lose Co. No. 1 members are urged to attend a Hose hall meeting Monday evening. Drummer Evangelist Williams will lecture Sunday at 3 p.m. at Brick Methodist Episcopal church on A Boy's Company. Also notes on local visits, recoveries, and colliery payrolls in town.
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Misa Alive
Brown
Duane Dills
W. G. Means
Scranton
Edward Webber
Mote at Waverly Offers 21 Rooms For Rent
Mote at Waverly contains 21 rooms all in good condition with improvement noted. Rents run about 40 per month for a single room and 60 per month for double rooms. Wells & Keator advertise from the Burr Building on Washington Avenue, listing rooms at City Avenue and Dinmore with varying monthly rents.
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Seo Wells & Keator
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City Avenue
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Wells & Reator
Hawley News Roundup from Stanton Tribune Report
Peter Collum of Honesdale called on relatives in Hawley last week. Mrs. Frederick AC White visits Harrisburg. Mrs. Henry Hittenger improves. Mrs. Edward Cole is seriously ill at M. W. Ole’s home. Ex-Sheriff Thomas Medlund of Honesdale spent Saturday with Mr. Kipp in Wilsonville. Magene Pierson of Wimbles in town Thursday. Mr and Mrs Wot Knapp spent Tuesday in Kimbles. Miss Mary A. Murray returns to St Cecilia's Academy Scranton after visiting parents. William Bea spent Friday in Scranton. Miss Reba Simpkins visiting in Lackawanna. Mrs. Joseph Fryer visiting Port Jervis.
Creamery visit and local industry notes in Susquehanna County
A Paterson New Jersey wholesale grocer explored Susquehanna and Bradford creameries, praising the local plant led by Mr. Monroe as the finest in the county. Spencer Heating of Thompson reports six heaters sold last month with one to be installed immediately. Manley Latham shows firing progress, and a group including J D Miller and R F Howard with wives attend a Masonic installation in Susquehanna this evening.
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N. J
Susquehanna
Bradford
Monroe
Spencer Heating Company
Thompson
Manley Latham
J. D. Miller
Esc
A. AH. Crosier
I. H. Latham
R. F. Howard
Masonic Fraternity
Du Hels Receives Gold-Headed Cane and Token
In a mountain parade ending at Mr. Du Hels’s home Rev L W Church welcomed attendees and Michael Hayes presented a gold headed cane and a token of friendship from Hallstead citizens. The gift also marks his fiftieth birthday and was funded by local subscriptions and trade members.
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Bullard
Hallstead
Quarterly meeting and village scraps report
Special to the Scranton Tribune Uniondale April 24 notes a Methodist church quarterly meeting and a sermon by President Elder Warner. It mentions moves, illnesses, farm losses, fishing attempts, and local social visits including an orchestra organization at A A Tingley’s home.
Nicholson Visit and Local Events Highlight Week
Nicholson, April 26. Mr. and Mrs. L H K Webb and three children of Scranton visited relatives in town. Division Superintendent KH M Wisow called in town Friday. Mrs H T Wilkins returned home in Scranton Friday. The Tompkins Hired Man drama by the Kepworth league at the opera house drew a large crowd and was a success. Milton Howell of Tunkhannock was a business caller in town Friday. Mire PA Baker spent Friday at New Milford.
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Baker
New Milford
Thompson Notes and Visits Highlight Local Life
Special to the Scranton. Mrs. Martin Pickering of Susquehanna was calling on relatives in town. Rev T J Vaughn and son Willie took dinner at Rest Cottage while en route to Middlefield N Y where he was appointed at the conference. George Armstrong of Rochester Pa visits his sister Mrs G D Barnes and his mother. Undertaker A H Gosier attends the funeral of Mrs Stevens at Stevens Point. George S Clark, local merchant, is ill. P R St John formerly of Thompson now of Binghamton N Y visits. Rev A D David will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Thompson graded school graduates next Sabbath. Choir promises special music. S M Laffray of the Lagray & Hi...
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A. D. David
Methodist Episcopal Church
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M. Laffray
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Lagray & Hia
Krause's Cold Cure Promises Quick, Clear-Headed Relief
An ad touts Krause's Cold Cure as safe for use without interrupting business, not affecting the head or hearing like quinine, and claiming rapid cure with fresh, clear thinking. It notes the product is sold by all druggists at a price.
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Consul General Du Bois Returns From Switzerland
Hallstead April 26 United States consul general to Switzerland James Tr. Du Bois arrived home on Lackawanna train No. 6 Thursday evening. He was greeted at the depot by an enthusiastic delegation of citizens and by several local officials.
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James ‘Tr. du Bois
United States
Switzerland
Lackawanne
Markets steady in quiet New York trading day
The session showed orderly activity with few gains and no major selloff. Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting lagged as markets paused for a holiday related shuffle. Burlington Northern led gains with a record close while Hooker and Northwest rose. Pennsylvanian and Baltimore and Ohio remained firm though Union Pacific firmed less, and broad selling pressures were limited.
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Colonie Market Notes and Rail Bond Market Trends
The report highlights trading activity in the Colonie area with mentions of shares and rail bond market strength. It notes high turnout on the New York stock exchange and strong railroad bond sales, with record weekly figures and notable advances in various sectors.
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Colonie Piel
Onlin
Tote
Colonie
New York Stout Exchange
Mandy
Local Grocery Price List Fragment
Corrected by I G Dale a list of basic food and farming items with prices. Butter cream oil fresh cheese eggs beans meat and produce items with unit prices and per bag or per bushel amounts. Adds context of a small market catalog likely from a historical newspaper page.
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Lackawanna Ave
Unknown Wheat Market Prices Listed in Fragmentary Ledger
Fragmentary OCR shows wheat and corn market notes with assorted figures for sacks bushels and shipments. Mentions high quality white clipped wheat and refined products, with quantities such as 1,000,000 pounds in sacks and 21,000 bushels of wheat.
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Tadeo
Moe
Atta
eCaled
Shea Thor
Liaw
New York Grain Markets Reach Mixed Close on April Day
The day sees irregular but generally steady grain trading with advances in some wheat futures and spot prices. No. 2 red wheat Bowman and No. 1 northern Duluth show gains while corn and oats display uneven movement. cheese and dairy items at market also show varied quotes amid steady to firm tone.
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Northern
Duluth
Aribe & O
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GiSge
Grain Prices and Market Notes From Chicago
April 2 report shows mixed wheat and corn futures with gains for oats and barley. Prices for spring wheat No 2 yellow and No 2 oats are listed alongside fiber commodity values and nearby cash bids.
Fragmentary trade notations on ribs whiskey and pricing
Scattered figures show 8.7 short ribs and 88.1008.80 with unclear terms like dry galled shouls der Gigaviaec g and prices 2.07 per unit for whiskey and 1.27. The text lacks coherent context or complete items.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report April 26
Cattle receipts 2000 mostly steady with weak camera and varied prices for steers cows and calves. Texan fed steers 4.25 to 5.40, Texas grassers about 1.5 to 1.5, sheep receipts 8000 with prices 4.06 to 4.20 for wethers and mixed grades, western and native lambs quoted up to 5.00.
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Texas
Texas Bulls
Lumbe
Colorado
New York Livestock Prices in Mixed Trade
A noisy, garbled market report lists cattle, calves, sheep and lamb prices with varying bids and bids for steers and heifers. It records mixed movement toward higher values for calves and uneven shifts across hogs and sheep, with several odd figures and misspellings indicating a busy but uncertain trading day.
City Credit Balances Reported With Mixed Tones
April 20 report notes unclear credit balances and shipments data. Mentions tuna figures 105,087 and 41,474 averages amid sparse details.
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Credit Balancrs
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