Milford Family News From Sherwood and Nearby Towns
Special to the Sevanton Tribune reports a swelling of visits and social calls across Milford and surrounding townships. Residents include Miss Mabel Osborne visiting grandparents, Mr and Mrs Herbert Brown hosting relatives, and many trips between Milford Harford Binghamton and Philadelphia. A funeral for Monty Rotimon is noted, with Rev. Campbell preaching. Local meetings and school openings are announced alongside community movements and weather impacts.
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Sevanton Tribune
Milford Ata
Lampel
Sherwood
Thy Townuip
Lea
Mabel Osborne
Watford
G. Ot. Clements
Mr Smiter
Stiegrehatina
Charles Tront
Siddown
Herbert Brown
Howard Hayder
Binghunten
Silay
Tiffany
Harford
Carpenter
Darford
Fred Thilwer
Hinghamton
Lawra Tmadger
Vall
Betanten
Ac Bh Deratt
Wscrnlu
Sty
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Hornive
Nev
Charles Smitty
Monty Rotimon
Lake File
Campbell
Bernies
Ives
John O'Brien
Thomas O'ieron
Binghamton
Columbia Hage Company
Flattle Moffatt
Michen
Launcelot Sherwood
Oliver
Matthew Hand
Montrose
Ys H
Marrett
New Milford
F. A. Bens
Wi J. Axtell
Mike Nina Moore
Intermeiate
Lettie Woolhouss
Sec
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Local visitors and vacations reported in Harford notes
Special to the Scranton Tribune lists visits from Mr ami Mee Th Tithony of New Milford and Mre dee Titan of Connecticut, boarding guests with CoUM Stearn family, extended tours by Latiendis Mayne of Elmira and J Willams of Wilkes-Barre. Families from New York and Wilkes-Barre join lake camping and vacations at Lake Shire and Tingley Lake. Rumor of a pagoda project in town is mentioned with cautious optimism.
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Scranton Tribune
Harford
Ave
EB. Begere
Joere
William Caswell
Brooklyn
A. TA
Mies
Tingley Lake
Tlowls Brainard
Windeor
Wingrandfather
D. M. Farrar
Camp meeting opens in Horradale district this week
Special to the Feranton Tribune reports the Horradale district annual camp meeting starts today in Menedale and continues to Aug 10. Residents Forest City Measant Mountain and Wilkowtare are hosting guests including the Stephens family from New York visiting Mr and Mrs Joseph Stephens on Main Street. Minor accidents are noted as a wagon incident on Main Street caused injuries. most residents were unharmed.
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Feranton Tribune
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Janne Miley
Quenevieve
Measant Mount
Mire J
Camidy
Wilkowtarre
Mere
Joseph Ackerman
Horradale
Meneedale
Tnday
Aue
Coritlenie Sanitil
Tith
Misech Mirmie Ati Stella Stephens
New York City
Parvita
Mire
Joseph Stephens
Main Street
Mm Boa. Alot
Con Fvun
Pont
Ararat
Wr. C. Bpetthitue
Sopanton
Orlondeum Town
Nellie
Sadie Meehan
Prev
Thei Wegitver
Jeeta
Susquehanna
Tohn O'Neil
Agent Sunday
Ningars
Wayne County
Mins Lattie Reynolds
Local Social and Business Notes from Scranton Area
Special to the Scranton Trilmine reports Jennie Dunbar visiting at B Ades in Lathrop and LW Weight and Jennie Love visiting Delbert Wright in Lone. A summer outing group occupies a cottage at Upper Lake for this week and next. Milk fretery stockholders met Thursday and organized with officers Tiffany and Brown. Machinery will be installed this week. plant may begin operation soon. Candace Brown and Berita Williams travel to Chun inqua for two weeks. Alia Finn and Matwl Evans visit Coran Grove for two weeks. A son of Henry Felton injured after a fall from a loft on Friday, rendering him unable to move for hours.
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Scranton
Vopbottom
Jennie Dunbar
B. Ades
Lathrop
LW. Weight
Jennie Love
Delbert Wright
Lone
Upper Lake
Ae Milk
Aatursday and Orgeniand
Tollin
Offhem
Anil Dan Wry Directare
Moar
Nelewn ‘Tiffany
K P. Brottian
W. EB. Brown
John Murtmay
Mater
Oficers
Parlor Wright
Poral Dent
Tiffany
Treaurer
A.K. Brown
Fecretary
Mira Candace Brown
Berita Williams
Peekville
Chuninqua
Mie Alia Finn
Mies Matwl Evans
Bermiéh
Ooran Grove
Vialt
Poth
Watford
Ted Dough
Hert Borthall
Henry Felton
Montoni Family Visits New York For European Meeting
Spweral to the Seradton Teihiine Montini and family travel to New York this week to meet Niney returning from Europe. Reports describe social events, a street parade, and a local tournament at the Gunite elit with visitors from various locales.
Thompson Special to The Seated Tribute
An obscure local item mentions Wilvhurst hiring and a personage named Phemye, with scattered notes about towns, dates, and people. The fragmented OCR reads like a town chronicle with names such as Salina, Sun Mat, Phipps, and Mike Beatrim Murer, listing movements and events without clear context.
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Thempean
Ape
Ad Wilvhurst
Salina
Foley
Mike Beatrim Murer
Local Talk Mixed With Names and Events in Bleary Text
A partially legible fragment mentions persons with surnames like Beav er Megilow and Powell, and events near East Dake and Drulow. It cites a company of filers, a mortgage or sale note, and a societal gathering titled Heal in a chapter of a book. The wording is garbled but shows local names and places without clear coherent actions.
Contractor lands row schoolhouse project in Hewat township
Hallstead firm Trever secures contract to erect a row of school buildings for Hewat Kind township. The formal agreement covers the construction scope and payment terms, marking progress on a local educational facility project.
Avoca Whine Hikeetipe and Local Fire Report
A Monday event at Welthe were presetifoll and city all opditiad palit as Mrs Hurwoe applauds. Reports detail a fire incident affecting a girl named Colleen Lee and the Wilkes Torre area, with several named individuals attending and a fire response noted.
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Welthewer
Albesrgy
McKibbiow
Wilkes Torre
Che Wuest
Clark
Michel Lawler
Cinoeer
St. Mirs
Unclear historic note on Missouri figure aids New York campaign
The fragment mentions a Missouri individual tied to a Democratic campaign effort in New York. It references August events and a possible party contribution, but the text is garbled leaving the exact actions and names uncertain.
Tribune Educational Contest grows standings and rules clarifications
The Tribune reports Charles Rodriguez and others in the Educational Contest standings with Harry Reese moving to sixth and nearing Arthur Kemmerer. It notes no 180 point prize threshold and that top ten finishers win rewards, while non top ten receive ten percent of funds. The paper invites questions and reminds rules on page four.
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Tribune
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
Richard Roberts
Inez
Sidney W. Hayes
Midowald Murray
The
Woman killed in New York cable car accident
A woman died in New York City after being struck by a Broadway cable car that started before she could reach the street. She suffered a fractured skull and died at a local hospital. Funeral plans set for Meshoppen Congregational Church, with relatives and local residents noted among mourners.
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Itibhiter
AL Kintier
New York City
Aml
Ned Flont
Othe Eran
Moshi
New York
Meshoppen
Mike Kinter
Coninelon
Morton Wool
John Wall
Mies Horton
Towanda
A. DD. Tewlksiwnry
Orlando Citerhat
Thie Place
Armour Moate Company
Wadeton
L. Knewky
Beranten
Mewa W. Duhirien
Alte
Aucr
Ata Hien
Heuwde
Thim
Meir
Mluncti Amt Prat Deltelck
Charlee Deltuick
Whilarkelphba
Wrothing County
George White
William Campbell
Sonoma Launched in Philadelphia for Oceanic Line
The steamship Sonoma, built for Goranie Steamship Company, was launched at Cramp's yard. It will serve the Pacific route between San Francisco and Australia. Length 40 feet perpendicularly, beam 60 feet, draft 26 feet, displacement 9,700 tons, capacity about 1,000 passengers. It is the first of three ships Camp's contracts for Oceanic Line. the Ventura follows in about a month.
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Philadelphia
Aug. T
Sonoma
Goranie Steamship Company
Cramp
Alice You
Samwell
Willians
Sam Wels
Liond’s
Sono
San Francine
Australia
St. Louis
St. Vaul
Delaware River
Boroma
Hine
Bierre
Ventura
Waya
Night of motor pace race billed at Charles River Park
Aug 7 report from Howton notes a %-mile motor pace race set for Charles River Park with entrants Johonne Neltin of Chicago Will Balin and Burns W Pierce of Cambridge. event postponed to tomorrow night due to weather or rail strike.
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Howton
Johonne Neltin
Chicago
Will Balin
Wand Burns W. Pierce
Cambridge
Charles River Park
Fragmented Milladelphia Market Report with Mixed Prices
Aug 7 market notes wheat higher and corn weaker with mixed fruit and poultry prices. Listings show cotton, wool, and sugar trends plus grain supplies including 1700 barrels of wheat and 7000 bushels of corn with supporting oats and barley figures.
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Milladelphia
Clues Vins
New York
Poualonda
Valles
Leos
Italy
Market News and Cautious Purchases Highlighted
The report notes cautious buying and cautious market activity amid fluctuating prices and mixed signals. Well known brands and regional sellers are mentioned as they adjust to demand, with an emphasis on transportation, storage, and supply stability.
Stroudsburg State Normal Practical Training Prospect
A notice for Stroudsburg State Normal offering a practical training plan for teachers. Highlights include programs across departments and courses, model methods, superior advantages, and inducements. Catalogs and full details available from Principal Geo. F. Bible at East Stroudsburg.
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Stroudsburg
Tescher
GEO. FP. Bible
A. ML
East Strealelneg
Ite
Bucknell Catalog Details 1900 Campus Offerings
Bucknell University catalog lists courses including a College with four courses, Academy for young men and boys, Ladies Institute, refined boarding school, School of Music with graduating courses, West College and a new dormitory for men ready for occupancy September 20, 1900. Catalog address: Wm. C. Gretainger, Lewisburg, Pa. Registrar.
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Ladies’ Institute
School of Music
West College
Cata
Keystone Academy Offerings and Campus Features
Keystone Academy in Factoryville Pennsylvania advertises preparatory programs for leading colleges and technical schools in the United States. It lists a one year commend course a three year business course and a music program. Prospective pupils are directed to Rev Elkanah Hulley principal for catalogues.
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United States
Collyey
Apevinlinda
Lamay Tep Seator 84 Faces Mine Exports Fine
In a brief record, Lamay Tep Seator, aged 84, is noted in a local export transaction with a value around 4004.76 dollars and references to 40uh and S40ud, indicating a memo within a mining and export context.
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Lamay Tep
Sewator
Grain market mixed as weather influences prices
Chicago August 7 grain trading closed with gains across wheat corn oats and provisions amid unsettled weather at home and abroad. Cash quotes showed varied lifting of price levels with No 2 red wheat and No 1 white oats among active bids while pork and lard values edged higher.
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York
Midway
Internet
Meeady
State
Pennsyivania
Walde
Weetern
Malalge
Harge
Averpool
Ene
Mfe
Unclear market note from New York trading session
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled pricing and commodity terms. Mentions butter milk, wheat, wool, and dairy references with multiple unreadable tokens. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes available.
Market Report Summary from Liberty Area
On Aug 7 at Liberty, cattle prices show steady demand. Fine beef cattle traded around 543,104 heavy animals. Veal calves sold at about 6.50, and lambs averaged near 8.50.
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Eady
Bnavy Vorner
Icge
Flelalab
Rovighe
Livestock Market Report Chicago Aue Steady Cattle Prices
Cattle steady to strong with butchers steady to good demand. Western feeders and natives mixed. prime steers and cows show varied prices. Lambs steady to slightly lower with best qualities around 12.50 to 12.60 per hundredweight. Texas and western sheep noted with mixed bids and regional price shifts.
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Chicago
Trong
Texas
H.patey
Unclear OCR Summary of Industrial Shipment Averages
The readable text reports figures on shipments and average barrel counts with references to August dates and an unspecified organization. Precise entities, dates, and locations are not fully legible, leaving core facts ambiguously tied to a transportation or production context.
Pension Granted to Mary J. Gay in Calverton
Mary J. Gay of Calverton in Somerset county was granted a Spanish War pension of 14 a month for her service-connected injury. The allowance supports the mother as a dependent in the pension rolls of the Pennsylvania program.
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Washington
Aty. T
Mary J. Gay
Calverton
Iunerne County
East Buffalo Firm Sale Noted in Brief Classified
A brief Buffalo item notes the Coble-Fevli firm with terms and pricing listed in a storefront sale. Distorted OCR yields scattered figures such as 64000 and 60, with unclear commodities and buyers.
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East Buffalo
Venle, Leyes
One Hundred Dollar Reward for Catarrh Cure Claim
Advertises a reward of one hundred dollars for a cure for catarrh that cannot be cured by Catarrh Cure. Claims endorsements from Cheney and others. Mentions Toledo and several names and firms in support of the product.
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Cheney
Props
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Huainess
Weat & Troan
Devesteas Toleda
Walding
Kienno
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