Remarkable Inland Shark From Susquehanna Waters
A seven foot inland shark was speared after a chase by campers near Windsor. The creature fought with fins and jaws, its neck gore, and it died in the boat. It had two large turtles in its stomach and a jawbone with seven rows of teeth, later sent to Lehigh University for study.
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Berenton
Staquehanna
Rome
South Windsor
Sugquehanna
Ceumen
Lehigh University
Wyoming church services and townwide home survey noted
Rev. Robert H. Reidy led Sunday morning service at the Methodist Episcopal church while the Young People’s society conducted the evening service. Town officials have been measuring streets and numbering residences. Mrs. William Price of Pittston visited friends here on Sunday. Mrs. William J. Davies and daughters Laura and Esther plan a three week Lake Carey trip starting Wednesday. Rev. Wilson Trieble and family expected back this week from Allen Grove where they vacationed two weeks by the sea breeze. Andre Mathers has returned from a trip.
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Robert H. Reidy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Young People's Society
William Price
Pittston
William J. Davies
Laura
Esther
Lake Carey
Wilson Trieble
Allen Grove
Andre Mathers
Carpet and Drapery Sale in Scranton Closing Out Stock
The ad promotes a Scranton carpet store with a wide range of carpets, draperies, and window shades offered at savings. It also highlights upholstery in Willow and Rattan chairs at about half price, cheap stands and tables, and a wall paper stock closing out at less than half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Grain-O Tea Drink Advertises Health Benefits
A vintage grain based beverage touts mild effect on the stomach compare it to coffee claiming gentle digestion and health benefits. It markets packages at 15 and 25 cents and urges readers to ask for Grain-O by name.
Local notes on bridge work and civic events
Masons build a new stone abutment on Eighth street near Shoe Maker Avenue to widen the bridge for safer passage. The Mount Lookout Kee Fund excursion is planned to Harvey's Inke on Monday, August 23. A Wyoming Land Company breaker near the West Alle tunnel will begin this week with rail switch connections to Lehigh Valley for coal shipments. The school board met but failed to elect a principal after balloting, adjourned to resume discussions. Camp meeting opens at Wyoming camp ground with Rev Abel Wrigley preaching to a large audience.
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Simpson & Watkins
Piva Kriedler
Monument Street
Fanny Hunlock
Luserne
Eighth Street
Shoemaker Avenue
Mount Lookout
Kee
Harvey's Inke
Albert Smith
Atlantic City
Danville
West Alle
Wyoming Land Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
John Hunlock
Thia
Wyoming Camp Ground
Abel Wrigley
Weesleys Return Home After Visit. Local Social Note
Tyrone residents Rev and Mrs A J Weesley return from a two week visit with friends In town. Miss Agnes Morahan and others embark on a two week Lake Ariel trip. Several locals tour Plains Wilkes Barre Parsons and Lake Winola while others attend meetings and visits. The Daughters of St George plan an evening session and politics feature in Pittston.
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Rev
A. J. Weesley
Tyrone
Agnes Morahan
Mary Kearney
Mary Maloney
B. Reap
Vina Gibbons
Lake Ariel
Jennie Newlin
Plains
Wilkes-Barre
K. BE. Reynolds
Lancecliffe
Schooley
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Exeter
Margaret Patechiora
Miller Hmm
Ronard Conner
North End
Anni Fehlmann
New York City
Commermuth
Hl. Reed
Pittsburg
Sea Shore
Mexicra
Jacob Webster
M. J. Bowley
William Lyons
West Side
Solomon Deeble
Atlantic City
Dunmore
Lucy Reap
Squire Whalen
Thi
Pittston
Kate Thornton
Scranton
Kate Dougher
Frank Rouback
Anna Worth
Brooklyn
Mulligan
Annabella Henderson
New York
Eleanor Gul
Hawley
William Crown
Lake Winola
Lena
Bertha
Regina Dommernuth
Anna Fehrmann
Gertrude Davis
Ella Keith
Eleanor Conkey
Messia
Charles Bosley
Btery Keith
Will Conkey
Jameos Ralph
Michael
Oscar Dommernuth
Stephen Evans
James O'Malley
Olyphant
James Anderson
Moogle Populares
Taylor Reds
Pittaton Greys
Mise B. &. Clifford
P. J. Connor
Missen Jenkins
Edwardsville
Andrew Clark
W. .H. Hollister
Franklin
Nicholson players journey to Factoryville and return
Paul Gardner Nicholson and Mr Heft of Honesdale traveled to Factoryville on their wheels and spent the night. They visited Ralph Williams on Sunday before continuing via Clifford and Carbondale to reach home by evening.
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Paul Gardner
Mr. Heft
Honesdale
Factoryville
Ralph Williams
Clifford
Carbondale
E. F. Johnson
Ruth
Mies Grace Warner
Henry Buyder
Jersey City
Lake Winola
Ferndale
Mra
B. H. Webb
Dr. Perry
Pittston
J. E. Harding
Mame McConnell
Edith Merrill
Wilkes-Barre
May Wilkins
Edgar Bell
Three Lakes
Beranton
Nicholson
Tunkhannock
Triton
Market Report Shows Higher Stocks Amid Profit Taking
Wall Street finished with gains in late trading though early strength eroded as heavy selling pressed many active issues. Short sales and profit taking pushed prices down from brief highs while volume reached large totals. Philadelphia provisions and New York market activity mirrored mixed results across grains meats and dairy.
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New York, Ave
William Linn
Alex Len & CO
Chicago Grain Market Report July 10
Chicago futures show mixed moves with Wheat contracts at September and December angles and Corn options for August through December. Cash quotes list various grain grades with No 2 white oats and rye, plus pork lard ribs and whisky prices, while receipts and shipments detail bar rel and bushel totals across wheat corn oats rye barley and flour.
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Philadelphia
Watic
Pennsylvania
New York
Idve
Walligo
Minnesota
New York, Co
Syestiec
Myalo
WihaMe
Mwiyc
Derember
Hahye
Myce
White State
Western
Hutter
Western Creamery
Ualic
Talo'ge
Elgina
Tho
Pyalle
State Dairy
Malbe
State
Chicago
Cattle and Hog Markets Steady at Liberty Auction
At Liberty Pennsylvania on August 10 cattle prices ranged steady with primaries around 1.90. Hog prices showed slow market for light weights and pigs, with heavy hogs quoted near 4.00 to 4.50. Sheep and veal calf values posted across categories, with choice lambs at about 5.20 and veal calves near 5.70 to 6.25.
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Liberty
Cattle and Livestock Market Report from East Puffilo
East Puffilo Australia cattle market steady while hogs move slowly. Yarders report Yorkers from good to choice quality, hogs mix rough and common to good. Sheep and lamb market steady to firm with lambs at good to extra choice and sheep at good to selected wethers. Prices listed for calves, cull stock, and ranges for various classes.
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East Puffilo
Aus
Market Report from New York Busy Trading Calves and Hogs
New York market notes show no trading for Beevee-No trad ing. Calves steady with few years at 2505.72 dollars. Sheep and lambs steady though common lambs dull, sheep 4.6, lambs iii.80, no prime or hole good. Hogs lower at W104.
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New York
Forest City Socials Note Visitors And Lake Excursion
Eugene Fe Deming visited Susquehanna yesterday. A four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Cooley Io with cholera infantum in Waymart where Mrs Cooley visits. Mrs S S Vaughn of Parsons guests of son Hugh K Vaughn. Mrs Rose Henley of Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs John Maxey. Methodist church plans Aug 27 excursion to Shawnee Lake via Delaware and Hudson and Lehigh Valley railroads. Round trip $1.25 adults and 25 cents children. Train from here at 7:00 am, return from lake at 6:00 pm. Intermediate station join at special rates.
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Eugene FE. Deming
Susquehanna
A. G. Cooley
Waymart
Delaware and Hudson
Lehleh Valley
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Wall Street Review
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URIOR
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People's Street Railway
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Wyoming Ave
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William II, Peck
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al Iate
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Paul
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Ore
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B. V. Skinner, G. E. A
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A. E. Strong
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