Community Notes From Springville Neighbors Gather
August reports from Springville detail visits by Mollie Brundage and family to Mr. and Mrs. Stange, local band hiring for Lake Carey events, and plans for a Pure Living Company reunion at Lake Carey. Other items cover illnesses, a horse accident, Odd Fellows discussions, a band fair planned for September, a Wilkes-Barre death, and community visits to Scranton, Dunmore, and nearby towns.
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Trine
Springville
Mollie Brundage
Byracuee
P. Stange
Ponnastvania
Asa Stevens
Lake Carey
J. HM. Mitchell
Charles A. Giles
Theodore S. Kelloggee
Stuart Riley Hais
Alfred I. Risioe
Odd Fellows
Teehekahe
DeVire
Tenetione
Piso
Pittston Death and Local Notes Highlight Montrose GOP Contest
David P. Jones of Oak Street dies at home after a three day illness of inflammation of the bowels. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 in Welsh Congregational church with interment in Pittston cemetery. Also notes on local events including baseball, arrivals, cannery output, a sermon by Rev. Miller, and a brewing Montrose Republican factional race with predicted Wright victory in the county.
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Scranton Tribone
Pittston
David P. Jones
Oak Street
Tenth Ward
Tia
Huck
Welsh Congregational Church
Pittaton
Hamtown
Olyphant
Edward Powell
Nelsonville
Roger Powell
Philadelphia Avenue
Elias Weaver
Johstown
Presbyterian Church
Jacob G. Miller
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Miller
Daniel Fayre
John Tiffany
Hephattom
Thomes Allen
Carmalt Lake
O. WH. Hunsicker
German Hospital
Philadelphia
Lillian
Sallie Hunetcker
Mra
AF. Kinney
Miladelphia
E. R. Crieman
D. R. Lathrop
James Tate
Litl Son
Washington, D.C
A. J
R. BR. Littlee
Binghamton
Montrose Cannery
Anson
Hitchard
Elmira
Montrose
Misa Beesie Hall
Port Dickinson
N. Y
Tunkhannock
F Wright
Gold medal Demorest contest set for Hollisterville church
Hollisterville August 6 hosts a gold medal Demorest contest at the Baptist church. Reports note a good crop season with promising corn and scarce fruit. Visitors include Dr and Mrs Y Budd of Beranton and local residents share visits and health updates as Mrs J B Watrous and Mrs Minnie Brooks are mentioned in today’s item.
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Holliisterville
Y. Budd
Beranton
A. Gi. Mollinter
M. J. Mitchell
Cranedawn
Cionion Long
Boranten
Brown
Borwnten
Urrie Brown
J. BK. Watrous
Chumard
Minnie Brooks
Heat Weighs On Nerves Prompted By Dr Chase Pills
An advert claims hot weather saps nerves and mind, urging Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills to restore strength and sleep. A testimonial from Samuel Rogers of Hyde Park Avenue Beranton Pa praises improved sleep appetite and energy after use. Pills priced 60 cents a box with authentic portrait and signature on packages sold by Matthews Bros Scranton.
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A. W. Chase
Samuel Rogers
Hyde Park Avenue
Beranton
Asia
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Scranton
Matthews Bros, Arugeists
Local Residents Visit Beranton Guests
Mrs Harriet Gregor and Mire Sylvantus Vanthender with daughter Nellie of Beranton are guests of Mr and Mrs Vet Van. Mr and Mrs Ira Mitchell and family of Scranton were in town last Sunday.
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Scranton
Frances Foote
Taylor
Harriet Gregor
Mire
Sylvantus van Thender
Nellie
Beranton
Vet. van Gorder
Ira Mitchell
Famiy
Factoryville Notes Share Local Happenings and Legal News
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Factoryville reports weekend visits including Mr. and Mrs. S OK Winters in Scranton and trips to Binghamton. A slander suit against L B Green of the Scranton Republican seeks £1,000 bail, with post office change dispute cited. Townsfolk attend parades, church masses raise funds for a new chapel, and weddings and arrivals are noted amid summer tourism surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Simwell Jett
Binghamton
Beardsley
Katron Powers
Potteville
Mises Nantie Hinds
Ths Place
Tunkhannock
W. W. Bard
L. B. Green
Scranton
Local notices at Hopbottom feature church shifts and obituaries
The Hopbottom column lists sermon changes with no church services at the Methodist church for August, union with the Universalist church events, and guest visits. It notes the death of Mrs. J. H. Tiffany in Montrose and funeral plans in Hopbottom, plus community visits and school board teacher elections.
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Hepbottom
Univer. Ealist
Beardsley
Bertha Williams
Springville
Candace
Mella Brown
J. H. Tiffany
T. J. Allen
Montrose
Tiffany
Heart Lake
Junction
N. d
Martha Bell
Alta Flinie
Benton
Myra Jackson
May Ackerly
Scranston
Mr. Hunt
Pine Grove
Maud Waldie
Brooklyn
Vanna Tiffany
Dalton
M. J. Hartley
Solomon Bell
Local social notes and town visitors in Tunkhannock area
TURNHANNOCK Special to the Scranton Tribune reports visits by Rev W H Mentarr and daughter Ruth of Hazleton, Louis F Camp and family at Camptown, Miss Mars Boyes of Scranton, and others. A Triton Howe delegation heads to Troy for the firemen's convention. a successful colored camp meeting draws attendees from Montrose and Wilkes-Barre. Street work on Warrentree gutter continues. Willam Rosengrant’s death near Ithaca is noted with family left behind.
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Tunkhannock
Ave. F
W. H. Mentarr
Ruth
Hazleton
Louis F. Camp
Camptown
Mars Boyes
Scranton
Pine Street
Triton Howe Company
Firemen
Troy
Fair Grounds
Montrose
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Towanda
Wilmar Ih. Carpenter
Warrentree
Eugene Callahan
H. W. Chace
Leslie
T. B. Chenville
Buffalo
Canada
William Rosengrant
Ithaca
Hall Signal Company
Jackson Rosengrant
Una Allen
Meshoppen
Fivorge W. Henning
Mehoonpany
Monay
Fred Averys
Oliver BK
Treynolda
West Nicholon
Iowa
Hex
Avery Miller
Binghamton
Unprecedented German Cure Captures Public Fancy
Reports hail a German remedy prescribed by Dr Krause as a marvel to cure distressing cases with instant effect. The medicine, described as a novel antipurine, is priced high and quickly sold out from all druggists.
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America
Krause
Price Abe
Moosic Ministers Eloquently Speak at Methodist Service
Floyd Leach Moosic of Chinchilla occupied the pulpit at the Methodist church on Sunday delivering two eloquent sermons. Several visitors are named including Mrs. J. F. Price and Mrs. Frank Snyder with others from Brooklyn New York and Syracuse New York visiting local residents.
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Philander Stevens
Wilklake
Witten Mud Hollow
Springville
Sam Barker
Constable Tuttle
Tuttle
Barber Wie
Hough
Thaeie Roberts
Ageetings
Poe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Floyd Leach
Chinchilla
J. F. Price
Mohoepany
William Mucklow
Diego
West Virginia
Frank Snyder
Maude Crandell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vernie Dix
W. G. Whiting
Syracuse, NY
George Tregellas
North Main Street
Richard Jones
Philadelphia
Vieliine
George Griffith
Main Street
HM. G. Deud
Washington, DC
A. F. Deud
Greenwood
Market Turbulence Caps Opening Session Amid Stock Decline
New York markets opened with broad weakness as speculative trading faded. Railroads led losses while steel and coal shares fell. a cautious tone persisted as investors awaited clearer guidance on earnings and policy.
Classified notices from Scranton area listings
A jumble of small ads and notices from Scranton area sources. Items include requests for workers and sales, job inquiries, and service notices, with names such as John Wanamaker and R. E. Smith mentioned among the miscellaneous notices.
Central City and Dunmore Auction Details
Central City lists Albert Schlitz and Gustav Pichel with addresses on Mulberry Street Webster Avenue and 60 Adama Avenue. Dunmore references J G Bone and Son arriving at premises. A yearling heifer identified as owned by Giles Stanton of Chinehilla Ma is noted.
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Central City
Albert Schlitz
Commer Mulberry
Webster Avenue
Gustav Pichel
Adama Avenue
Giles Stanton
Chinehilla, Ma
Estate of Benjamin Hughes Deceased in Sominton
The state of Benjamin Hughes deceased presents the estate for probate in Sominton. All claims against the estate must be filed with executor Arund Hughie and attorney Reynolds. Office notices list address changes and professional listings for local physicians and services.
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Benjamin
Mughes
Lane
Sominton
Anni
Fragmented Livestock Market Update and Prices
Readable fragments show prices and grades for cattle calves and pigs. Entries list weights and quality notes like fair to good, best spring lambs, and medium to heavy grades with scattered figures and product codes.
Cited Figures on Day’s Trade Balance Include Averages
The fragment notes daily balances with figures like 14 900 and an average around 70. It mentions items such as corti fiatis and Shipeenta for the day, lacking clear context or complete names.
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Shipeenta
Unclear historic baseball scorecard with multiple games
Fragmented page lists early games with teams Baltimore Philadelphia Cleveland Milwaukee and umpires Cantillon Maskell Connolly Sheridan, Cronin Buelow Husting Maloney. Scores scattered and OCR errors obscure precise results and lineups.
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AD Milwauker
Rhif
Milwaukee
Ratteniee
Cronin
Buelow
Husting
Maloney
Mananai
Unclear corrected grocery list with varied items
Fragmentary entry lists dairy products and prices with misspellings. Includes cheese cream butter milk and produce items with scattered figures and locations.
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HG. Wale
Lackawanna Ave
Wheat market ledger shows varied bids and prices
The page lists numerous wheat bids and prices with entries such as spring Wheat quantities and steam names, including totals like 84.14 and 81.20. It records bids, seed costs, and salable lots, reflecting active trading activity.
Market Prices For Cattle Sheep And Hogs Reported
Prices for cattle hogs and sheep vary across grades and classes with notes of higher bids for certain beef cattle while feeders and calves show mixed results Demand appears steady for western sheep and lambs with shipments planned for Saturday including Revelpia and Woga markets and a combined tally of around 157000 cattle and hog units.
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Chinage
Teyana
Bath Cannes
Beneay
Shah Toimayrow
Lefaver
Batters and Umpires Highlight Early Baseball Matches
Fragmented OCR lists players and umpires from several early games. It mentions batteries like Townend with MiParland and Powell with Reani, plus umpires Dwyer and Naoki, with teams across New York and Cincinnati.
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New York
RW. E
Philadelphia
Townend
MiParland
Matthew Wn
Amin Tmpire Dever
Unclear OCR entry. Invalid historical record.
The provided text appears as severely garbled OCR from a New York fair archive, with numerous misspellings and nonsensical sequences making it impossible to identify persons, organizations, dates, or events. No coherent summary can be derived from readable facts.
Muddled OCR Fragment Lacks Clear News Element
Fragmentary text lists scattered city names and numbers with no coherent event or person identified. The readable items include Providenc Worcrster Toronto Buffalo Montecat Rovhreter, providing no actionable facts for a summary.
Golden Stam to Host Game at Young Geranians Grounds
The Penn Avenue Mace announced a forthcoming matchup against the Golden Stam to be played at the Young Geranians grounds. Manager Rosenberg confirms the venue and date details for this upcoming contest.
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Penn Avenue
Golden Stam
Rosenberg
Buffalo Livestock Prices Steady in Market Report
Buffalo Livestock Market notes cattle and antelope trends showing steady demand. Buyers and sellers report stable prices across buffalo cattle and antlered stock with cautious buying and steady supplies.
Briggs Cleans Privy Vaults and Cost Pools
A. B. Briggs advertises cleanup services at 11% North Main avenue and Ficke's drug store corner Adams and Mulberry. Proprietor promises odorless improvements using only sharpened pumps. G. B. Clarke & Co. Reedmen and Sures men list at 21 Washington avenue and 1950 North Main avenue with telephone contacts.
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A. B. Briggs
North Main Avenue
Ficke’s
Adams and
Mulberry
G. B. Clarke &O
Reedsmen and Sureerymen
Washington Avenue
Greco
Tale Phone
Press Making For Children To Order And Local Ads
Miscellaneous notices advertise press making for children to order and ladies waists. Louis Ghoemaker listed with Adama avenue. Megargee Bros printers supplies offers envelopes paper bags twine at 114 Washington avenue Scranton Pa. The Wilkes-Barre Record available in Scranton and at several newsstands including Rejismas Bros 406 Spruce 503 Linden M Norton 72 Lackawanna avenue Lo & Sehuteer 211 Bprice street.
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Waista
Louis Ghoemaker
Tig Adama
Megargee Bros
Rinters
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Wilkes-Barne
Rejismas. Bros
Spruce
Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
Lo & Sehuteer
Bprice Street
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Wilkes Barre
Stark & Co
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Jones
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Connell Building
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R. E. Smith
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Green Ridge
Charles —P. Jones
Dickson Avenue
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Green Ridge Street
CG. Lorenz
Marion Street
Petersburg
W. HO Knepfel
Irving Avenue
Dunmore
J. G. Bone & Son
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Certified Public Accountant
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Edward H. Davis
Frederick J. Brown
Arch. B. Real Estate Exchange Bldg
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Laubach
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Edward W. Thayer
Meara
L. A. Watres
Board of Trade Building
Patterson A Wilcox
Traders National Bank Building
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Wrertholf
W. B. Allen
North Washington Avenue
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TORS
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Larkawanne Howe
Pee Ana County
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First National Band
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Tate Dairy
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Scranton House
Victor Koch
Leeds
Joseph Kuettel
Lacka. Ave
Geranton
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