July Permits Drop Amid Building Slowdown in Scranton
Superintendent F L Brown reports July permits valued about 67000, far below May and June, as strike and tame summer season depress construction. The list includes temporary workshops for Scranton Pump Co and carnival booths, with overall activity hampered by industry stagnation and a fire at local shops.
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F. L. Brown
F. Lt. Brown
Brown
Lackawanna, Iron and Steel Company
Scranton
Scranton Pump Company
August Forecast From Storms and Signs By Coles
The August column predicts a balance of forces between good and evil, with widespread heat extreme temperatures, storms and possible hurricanes in late month. Health concerns rise, accidents may be severe, markets unsteady, and watch for notable celestial alignments around mid month. Fishing and sowing days are listed with specific dates and caution about fish blood. Prof. Coles urges readers to follow August guidance and notes storms and signs detail.
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Earth
Aquarus
House of Fortune
House of Death
Venus
Mercury
Mars
Gulf
Prof. C, Coles
U. C
Coles
Kingston
Elmhurst Guests Visit Yonkers Family at Home
Elmhurst Mrs. White and daughter Miss Harriet of Yonkers N Y are guests at Mrs A B Willams sister William Greiss has left for Portland to visit friends before resuming studies at the University of Pennsylvania The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will sell ice cream and cake on.
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Byron Buckingham
Beranton
William Trieble
Knedler
Mise Blien Dunning
Scranton
Jennis
Mamie Dunning
A. J. Stein
Paterson
N. J
John R. Lee
Reesle Buckingham
Gardner
Loren Clements
Moscow
Elmhurst
Charles Jenny
John Morris
Alfred
Elizabeth
William F. Jenkins
Mary Jenking
Plainfield
Mra
Wrank MacDonald
White
Harriet
Yonkers
N. Y
A. B. Willamas
William Greiss
J. W. Knodler
Portland
University of Pennsylvania
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Court House News Notes
Judge Newcomb heard Archbald borough v Elk Hill Coal and Tron. opinion expected today. Waverly tax collector Tilson posted bond, amount unknown. Carbondale township collector Casey posted 12000 bond. both approved. Hand and Taylor & Lewis applied for a charter for St Stanislaus Polish National church in Scranton.
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Newcomb
Archbald Borough Et al
Elk Hill Coal and Tron Company
W. G. Tilson
Waverly
Patrick Casey
Carbondale Township
Schedule of Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board for Today
The notice lists today’s board appointments and times for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company. It names staff and run times including Summers West, Nichols, Pushers, Moran, Murphy, Case, Magovern, Gaffney, Becor, and Stan ton with additional 10 p.m. extra run noted for Thursday July 01.
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Kapuscinski
South Irving Avenue
Margaret Gaynor
Hickory Street
Scranton Lace Curtain Company
John Christian
M. Co. Ansley
Meridian Street
John Welsh
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Peter Co. Kuhn
Cherry Street
Thomas Kearney
Edwards Court
W. M. Farrell
Warren Street
Mary Buck
North Main Avenue
Thomas Houser
West Linden Street
Secranton Steam Pump Company
M.wind
Fifth Avenue
A. J. Retch
Lloyd Street
Elizabeth Jones
Washburn Street
S. M. Snook
Depot Street
J. W. Conner
Elm Street
Mrs. A. Judge
Front Street
Conrad Wenzel
Arthur Avenue
J. J. Carroll
Sumner Avenue
John L. Schroeder
Harrison Avenue
KR. P. Hamilton
P. H. Warren
Trebecca Avenue
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Milford Dillon
Grant Avenue
A. Anogonitz
Second Street
Miriam Williams
Brick Avenue
M. Sweeney
Wyoming Avenue
John Davis
Everett Street
Daniel Slowe
Linden Street
W. Kafflers
Clark Street
George ©. Colwell
Leachcourt
John Manley
West Market Street
J. W. Garney
Washington Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Robert Owens
Lafayette Street
Ash Street
Richard O’brien
William McLaughlin
South Webster Avenue
Allice B. Collins
Nay Aug Lumber Company
Daniel Schroeder
Myrtle Street
W. Moeller
Brook Street
D. Rutan
Adams Avenue
George K. Davis
Legett Street
Hugh O'Malley
Hudson Street
H. Hanna
Crown Avenue
R. C. Aikman
East Market Street
A. F. Kizer
Mrs. Rhoda Tuer
Pine Street
H. M. Hannah
Monroe Avenue
Daniel Kalagher
Phelps Street
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Company
Albert Wintermanter
M. J. Kelly
W. W. Koch
Cedar Avenue
F. G. Smith
Court Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Nichols
Pushers
T. m
Widner
Houser
Moran
Murphy
Case
Magovern
Gaffney
Becor
Stanton
McCue
Crew
Market opening turmoil mixes with rail and utility moves
Wall Street opened with unsettled sentiment as gains in St Louis and San Francisco stocks failed to sustain momentum. Declines in Colorado Fuel, People's Gas, and a sharp Dow drop offset limited advances in Reading and Chicago lines. Rumors of Illinois Central and Chicago and Eastern Illinois moves influenced traders, with total volume about 567,000 shares.
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New York
Satorday
St. Lois
San Francisco
Evanaville
Terre Haute
Colorado
St. Paul
St. Louis
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
TilInois Central
Trinois
New Rock Islad
United States
Hich
Car & Poli
Reg. Co
ANG Atchison
Atchison
Gesee Jom
Ohio
Ches & Olio Wise
Alton
West
Att & St. Plaga
Tron
Col
Southern
South
Rio
Erie
Ist
Hocking Valley
Kan
City & South
Manhattan Ry
Mexican Central
Mt Mo
Ik & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Tex
Central Pagal
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Sita
Thy
Republic Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern R
R. R
Texas Tenn
Coal & Tron
U & Pacific
Union Pacific
Western Union
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Grain & Provision
Scranton Wholesale Market Corrected Prices List
Corrected by H. G. Dale listing dairy and produce prices at Lackawanna Ave stand. Flour 440, Butter fresh creamery, Cheese, Marrow Beans per bushel 2.40, Green Peas 2.25, Onions 0.90 to 1.00, New Potatoes per bushel 0.?
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lacka
Ave
Western
Wheat and dairy market notes from Philadelphia
Wheat and corn mixed on track with firm to steady tones. Cheese and butter hold steady as New York full creams and western creamery products show stable demand. Live poultry and dressed poultry prices steady with fair demand, receipts listed for flour, wheat, oats, and shipments of wheat and corn.
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Philadelphia
Towanlee
Mt 68 Amc
New York
Miye
Watoe
Dalke
New York Grain and Produce Market Report
Unsettled market in New York with mixed futures for July and May months. Heavy activity dominated early trading with options and spot prices showing declines and rallies across white and red grain, flour, and corn futures amidst elevator movement and regional bids.
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New York
Msc
Duluth
Tyollee
Tyce
Cornpanyi
Oye
F.o. B
Wei Knosa
Fragmentary dairy terms and product notes in杂
The OCR yields a blurred list of dairy products and brands mentioning creamery imitation products and various color descriptors. References include creamery terms, factory notes, and regional words such as Pennsylvania and western areas with unclear measurements.
Market closes mixed as July grains dip in volatile session
Chicago prices slide with July wheat down 5 1 2 percent and July corn 3 4 lower amid injunction chatter and heavy market shipments. September contracts also fall while oats and rye slip. provisions edge up and cash quotes show broad weak tone across grain and meat markets.
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Chicago
Jul
Sheryl Comers
Bath
North Western
East Buffalo Market Report Notes Mixed Livestock Prices
Receipts show 2,100 hogs with varying weights and prices around 8.20 to 8.60. Sheep and lambs trade slower with lambs and wethers steady to lower, ewes around 4.25, yearlings and total value portions reported.
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East Buffalo
Sui
Mackey
Ewes
Chicago Live Stock Market July 31 Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts about 400 westerns among total 4000 with varied categories. Hogs receipts around 16000 today and 18000 tomorrow, with prices from 6.90 to 7.90 for different weights. Sheep receipts about 11000 with dull, lower demand and weak prices for lambs and wethers.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Ol City Trade Report Shows Low Bids and Flat Shipments
Credit balances stand at 12 percent with no bids on certificates. Shipments indicate an average of 0.086 for Runs at 115,001 units, with overall average unchanged.
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Ol City
Shipments, Inc
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Court House News Notes
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the Tribune
Poe
Tribune Publishing Company
the Tribune Costa
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
Medis
W. ED. Runyon
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Wk & Trust Co
Nat. Bank
Carbondale
Aeene Econore H. Co
Virat National Bank
Ee Lack. Trust & Sufeep
Wee Clark & Snover Co
Bass
Ee Scranton Livings Bank
Traders’ National Bank
Seranton Bolt & Nut Co
Eee People’s Bank
Vases
Scranton Packing Co
Ee People’s Street Railway
People's Street
Scranton ‘Ruc. Co
Jersey & Pocone Ice Co
Consolidated Water Supply Co
Tazo Ao
Igalze
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Scranton, PA
Maile
Moosie
Rushdale
Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical CO
Kern
Gunster &Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Jonas Long
Mohawk
Venice
Usua