Shore Dinner at Lodore by Delaware and Hudson
Excursion to Lake Lodore on Wednesday August 27 offers a Rhode Island Shore Dinner with chickens fish clams sweet corn and vegetables cooked under wood. The Delaware and Hudson line provides reduced rate trains from Scranton to Wilkes-Barre Honesdale Lackawanna Ave depot with fares listed.
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Rhode Island
Delaware and Hudson
Lake Lodore
Delaware and Houilson
Wilkes-Barre
Honesdale
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Junior outing to lake Ariel promises low rates
The Jr. OG 1. A. M. runs the season’s cheapest trip to Lake Ariel tomorrow August 16. For five years the group has offered enjoyable one day excursions to Beranton area lakes without alcohols to avoid rough crowds. Tickets priced at cost, with new features added though no changes to the program. Boarding Scranton leaves 8:46 a m and 1:85 p m. No mileage books or special trip tickets accepted.
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Lake Ariel
Jr. OG. 1
Beranton
Tias
Iuer
Scranton
Gee “Ad
Tribune
Ostopath Plaster: Dr Furman Advertises Treatment Rooms
An old advertisement touts ostopathic cures for rheumatic, nervous and chronic illnesses. It promotes Dr. Herbert Furman of Green Tidge Bonitarium at 10 N Washington Ave, Lindensired, Bereaton, offering consultation and treatment rooms.
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Herbert Furman
Green Tidge Bonitarium
Washington Avenue
City Treiting Rooms
Lindensired
Bereaton
Duryea Washery Violence Prompted by Plot Claim
Warnee says borough authorities plotted with strikers to stop the washery. Deputies were arrested on habeas corpus. Warden and police clash with crowds. Deputy Currin was severely beaten and left near the station as a mob surged, while warnings of further confrontations loom.
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Carrin
Tribune
Duryea
Sherii Jacobs
Warnke
Frederick Warnke
Sherr Jacobs
Steen
Jide Fhilsey
Wilkes-Barre
Warnke Wanhery
Lamerne County
W. F. Wood
George Warnke
Wood
Young Warne
Cosgrove
Eputies
Mamager
Fred Warnke
Sul Toon
Mitchell
Wallashery
Chief Cosgrove
Myself
Brothers
Stephens Street
Burgess Burlington
Chief Costrove
Harry Cirrin
The
Currin
Delaware
Lockuwound
Western Station
Fie
Calvin
An Thaddon
Red Matthews
Wil Betie
Stone
Rifle Team Prepares for Mt Gretna State Matches
Inspector Lewis Carter trains the Thirteenth regiment rifle team for a Mount Gretna trip and state matches. The unit departs Monday, matches run Tuesday to Saturday, with inter-state events at Sea Girt to follow.
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Thire
Lewis TB
Carter
Mt. Gretna
Sea Girt
Simone
Pennsylvania Guard
Keystone State
New Jersey Range
Scranton
Plitston
Frank Robling
Musichin
Charles Moore
Dickson City
Musselin Moore
Enrollment boom at Scranton Business College
Fall enrollment will be very large at Scranton Business College. As of August 14, six hundred fifty dollars in tuition has been sold. Students are expected to secure positions with high salaries and rapid promotions. Buck & Whitmore cannot supply enough bookkeepers and stenographers even in the off season.
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Harrisburg
Scranton Business College
Messrs
Buck & Whitmore Hare
Burglars Hit Clark's Summit Offices In One Night
Four men broke into three Clark's Summit sites on Thursday night. They forced the blacksmith shop door, looted tools, then shattered the post office safe with nitro glycerine but found it empty as Postmaster Ward Parker had already taken home over 800 dollars. Schuyler Cole saw the four men fleeing toward Scranton.
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Clark
Thomas Shilling
Ward DD. Parker
Schuyler Cole
Ife
Charles Sears
Mr. Cole
Scranton
Swarthmore College Promotes Character and Liberal Education
This institution founded by the Society of Friends aims to foster personal responsibility and manhood or womanhood through a small college atmosphere. It offers four study tracks classics, letters, science, or engineering, plus robust physical training and a strong health record, attracting earnest students seeking meaningful life aims.
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Society of Friends
Delaware
Swarthmore
Danc Ger
Ife
Picnic of the County Grange Draws Wide Rural Turnout
About 2000 members and families attended a county Grange picnic at Nay Aug park with delegations from ten centers. State Master W. F. Hill spoke on rural free delivery road improvements and tax equalization while noting real estate bore higher mills than personal property.
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Granger Hill
Pomona
Hitchindty
Lackawanha County
Nay Aug Park
Grange
Scranton
W. F P. Hill
Maspyville Station
Crawford County
Penneybvyanld State Grange
Madisonville
Fleetville
Daleville
West Abbington
Hast Benton
Jermyn
Ball Mount
Mt. Cobb
Spring Frook
Freytown
Lackawanna County
A. F F. Hobbs
Fleatville
Mra
W. H. Osgood
J. A. Yeager
May Belle Wilson
ITM
Erangers
Auditor General
Opening of the Academy Promises Historic Melodrama
The Jacobs Stock Company opens the Academy of Music on Monday evening August 25 with the five act sensational melodrama A Break for Liberty about the Bid dle brothers and their death dash. The repertoire includes Tom Sinyer Jesse James and other notable titles as the cast features leading professionals and manager J M Jacobs aims to deliver top quality shows at popular prices.
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Jacobs Stock Company
Mary Asquith
Academy of Music
Biddle Brothers
Tom Sinyer
Coon Hollow
Jesse James
Opening Day Boost for Knox Hats Sale
Yesterday marked Knox Hats opening day with a one day sale that drew strong interest for derby style large full shapes and soft hats. The collection includes stylish silk and opera hats noted as especially appealing for fall wear.
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Knox
Firemen Relief to Run Excursion to Cranberry Lake
The Scranton Firemen's Relief Association will operate an excursion over the D L W to Cranberry Lake next Sunday. The train departs at 8 a.m. from D L W depot. Refreshments will be served aboard. Tickets cost adults one dollar and children seven cents.
Firemen's Meller Association Excursion to Cranberry Lake NJ
The Firemen's Meller Association plans an excursion to Cranberry Lake New Jersey next Sunday via Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad. The price is one dollar for adults and fifty cents for children. Trains leave the DL&W depot at 8:00 a.m. Refreshments will be served on the train both ways.
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Firemen's Meller Association
Cranberry Lake
New Jersey
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Erie Railroad Summer Sunday Excursion Tickets Declared
During the summer season the Erie Railroad will sell Sunday excursion tickets to Maplewood and Lake Ariel at one way fare for round trip from stations on the Wyoming division, Haute from Scranton to Maplewood, 55 cents to Lake Ariel.
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Erie Railroad Company
Maplewood
Lake Ariel
Wyoming Division
Haute
Scranton
Peaches Are Cheap at Coursen’s Market
Local market notices advertise low prices on peaches at Coursen’s with melons and corn highlighted as quality offerings. Strong entities include Coursen’s Market and referenced produce.
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Coursen's
Dogen
Coursen
Safe investment offer for first mortgage 5 percent bonds
Promoter seeks investors for high class mortgage bonds at five percent interest on sums from $1,000 up. Also promises 3 percent interest on deposits and guarantees title insurance. Offers duties as trustee and surety.
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Cyco
Foote & Shear Co
Washington Ave
Carter Building
Linden Street
Peter N. Haan
Mulberry Street
I. F Megargel & CO
Commonwealth Bldg
Lodore
Lindabury
Connell Building
Warnee
Viere
Lee Gilboy
Duryen
Corvin
Kickers
Mt Pleasant
Board of Tustees
Thomas Murphy
Cincinnati
Frank ‘Robling Wishts
Murphy
Maellen Syvatum
Elgin
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Clark’s Summit
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore, Penna
Tampa
Key West
E. G. Coursen
OF the County
Nayaug Park
Washington, Ave
Spruce ST
Ofayne
Firemen's Relief Association
N. J
Guaranty & Trust Co
L. A. Watres
F. L. Phillips
DR. Bemis
Commonwealth Building
Snow
Dickson Mill & Grain Co
Scranton and Olyphant
Nettleton
Connell
Duck
Franklin Ave
Gloria
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing CO
Spruce Street
Pridmore
Reynolds Brothers
Hotel
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