Picnic and misadventure highlight Aug at Hopbottom
Mrs. N M Finn lies seriously ill after a sudden collapse Sunday night. A late young man’s wreck on the depot culverts ends with a costly wagon and a warning to fellow travelers. A run of local visits, reunions, and rifle practice plans fill the week in Hopbottom and nearby towns.
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Borddl
Scranton Tribune
Hopbottom
N. M Finn
L. W. Wright
Chicago
W. £. Brown
Jeffer
Misa Dora Cruise
New York
Jennie Dunbar
Ben
Nicholson
Hepbottom
Society of the “Fair
Kooning
Walla
Gallupee
F. M. Tiffany
Ida Harber
Scranton
Waldie's
Brooklyn
Jerome Hartley
Montrose
Tuendy
Tenant
Tingley House
Clark's Summit
Wis
Meat Market
Willard Gavitt
Tunkhannock
New Milford News Roundup from August Events
The Aug 23 note lists the Presbyterian Sunday school planning an August 30 event with undecided location. Local clergy Rev RH N Ives takes a two week vacation. Numerous residents attend camp, picnics, and family gatherings at Heart Lake and nearby towns. A wedding at Jackson township and other social visits are reported.
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New Milford
Presbyterian Sunday School
RH. N. Ives
The
Presbyterian Church
Hallstead Presbyterian Church
Zaa McConnell
D. van Gbuskick
M. ©. Bradley
Minnie Bradley
Thompson
L. W. Brundage
Helen
Frett
B. V. Trumbull
Scranton
Florence Inherited
Heart Lake
Ian McConnell
Jennie Boyle
Binghamton
B. A. Benson
Augusta
N. J
Grange Piccnic
Hert Moors
William Schippert
Adolph Schippert
Jersey City
William Parmelee
Shields
Kitty Shields
Ralph Shields
George L. Corwin
James Casey
P. E. Houlihan
Lewis
FE. L. Peck
Ella
Alford
T. J. McCarthy
J.V. Axtelie
Biarrucca
C. C. Pratt
Susquehanna County Veterans Open Annual Encampment
The Susquehanna County Veterans Organization begins its annual encampment in Riverside Park Laneboro with many veterans arriving. The article notes local funerals visits and upcoming events including baseball games parades and reunions across Lanesboro Susquehanna Carbondale and nearby communities with dates August 29 30 and September 5 6.
Catarrh Cure Claim Promoted by Hall’s Pills
An advertisement asserts a remedy for deafness and catarrh through a constitutional cure. It promotes Hall’s Family Pills and offers a reward for a cure that cannot be achieved, claiming widespread salve effects and a product from Toledo, Ohio.
Fresh air children arrive in Tunkhannock for second time
The second consignment of about seventy five fresh air children reached Tunkhannock on Wednesday with the same committee caring for them as before. Local families hosting visitors and community events fill the week from camp meetings to primaries preparations.
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Scranton Tribmne
Tunkhannock
Ther
Jey
J. Aspinwall Hodge
Richard Hodge
C. Hodge
Mise Ruth Esser
C. O. Esser
Lehigh Valley
Mies Paser
Charles J. Junkin
Angtewood
J. Wood Pratt
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Harriaburge
Dimock
Montreve Road
J. D. Tiffany
Mores Shields
Nicholson
R. Brungess
O. J. Morelock
Bampoon
Edward Purdon
Mesers. Hollenback
Carbondale
Mott and Rice
Scranton
Vosburg
Bucquehanna
Reynolds descendants postpone reunion and Nay Aug park trip
The Reynolds family postpones their gathering from August 23 to September 1. Today town residents join Sunday schools for a trip to Nay Aug park in Scranton with a special excursion train at 1800 hours, fare 60 cents for adults and 30 cents for children under 12. Evergreen cemetery plots urged to clear weeds by early September. Lloyd Wrigley starts work at Clark's Farm milk condensing plant last Tuesday.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Robert Reynolds
Nay Aug Park
Scranton
Stephens
Anson R. Stephens
Tunkhannock Creek
Jennie
Mabel Smith
Philadelphia
Winton Wrigley
Wallaville News Briefs Mention Local Visitors and Fair
Hiram Lane recovers after illness and is listed as much better. F L Peck visits friends in the area. Mrs John Orchard visits G P Hallstead. W E Stone owns a fine team at the track. Maitland fair this year offers larger purses and more attractions than ever.
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Spowhal
Scranton Tribune
Wallaville
Hiram Lane
F. L. Peck
Scranton
John Orchard
Carbondale
G. P. Hallstead
W. E. Stone
Maitland Fair
Lake Winola Social Scene Includes Welsh Group
The Welsh party plans a cottage stay at Lake Winola with selections at Hotel Clifton on Saturday evening. Min Juniata Salebury to entertain Friday night at the Clifton. about 200 tickets sold. Proprietor J. W. Moore has prepared for a dance with Bauer music led by Professor Charles Moore. Attendees listed include J. J. Walters Pittston and many others from Wilkes Barre, Scranton, Binghamton, Philadelphia, and surrounding towns.
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Kpecisl
Scranton Tribune
Lake Winola
Paptine Clmired Ehole
Scranton
Hire Place
Hotel Clifton
Mins
Juniata Salebury
J. W. Moore
Clifton
West
Aeaesa
Bauer
Charles Moore
J. J. Walters
Pinteton
M. W. Goodell
A. Turner
Binghamton
Lo FL Matters
Philadelphia
Marion Kline
Long
Wilkes Harre
K. J. Moore
William DL Morrin
Plymouth
Hi. Miston
Hertha M. Sanders
Joonie BL Smith
B. G. Eynon
Stone
G. W. Mellown
Tunkhannock
John A. Walkes
Wyrnlweing
Local News Highlights From Kingsley and Surrounding Areas
Residents from Nicholson, Hepbottom, Scranton and Carbondale visit Kingsley. Architect Lacey recommends removing the Universaliat church spire and installing an arched steel interior. The Susquehanna Association of Universities plans a Kingsley meeting September 6. Milkman Mr Jones discusses shipping milk from Kingsley to Scranton.
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Em, Tiffany
Hepbottom
Ids
Marker
Scranton
Misa Gertrude Wardle
Myra Jackson
Counln
Ethel Sterling
Hany Anthony
Mapbottom Erade
Lacey
Binghamton
Susquehanna Association of
Kingsley
Jones
Foley
Recarl
Ely
Carbondale
Kre
Death by Own Action Revealed in Cambridge
A death by own action emerges in Cambridge linked to Alfred Haley a wealthy resident. Haley who died yesterday reportedly killed himself with a sharp instrument. Mr Modley aged 60 was previously employed and had retired from several positions.
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Cambridge
Mnet
Alfred Haley
Jim
Met
Modley
Tribune Educational Contest Leaders Shift in Tight Standings
A shifting field of leaders in The Tribune Educational Contest sees David Birtley surge toward first place as Charles Rodriguez holds a slim lead. Kemmerer and Miss Williams trade positions for sixth, with Hayes and Simrell tied for ninth near Reese, as daily returns may alter standings before readers reach page four for full details.
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Tribune
David Birtley
Rodriguez
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
Misa Fannie FE. Williams
Peckville
Sidney W. Hayes
Scranton
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Harry Reese
Forest City Social News Highlights Aug. Ninth Birthday Party
Forest City residents attended the Engineers clambake at Poyntelle. Local visitors include John M. Brown in Scranton and Mr and Mrs T C Manzer hosting Marguerite Manzer’s ninth birthday with games and refreshments. A wedding at the Baptist church united Frank A Roberts and Fara A Roberts with family as ushers and bridesmaids.
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Scranton
Forest City
Poyntelle
John M. Brown
Edward Pentecost
J. M. Bivina
Stroudsburg
T. C. Manzer
Marguerite
Hazel Pentecost
Anna Taylor
Mollie Mec-Grath
Pearl Emmons
Sarah Freedman
Jennie Freedman
Genevieve Claflin
Magic Fallon
Marion Clark
Joe McGrath
G. Monteville Brown
Milzabeth Hartung
Honesdale
J. J. Miller
Jermyn
John Parkym
Stella Allen
Carbondale
W. A. Carrington
Ocean Grove
Baptist Church
Frank A. Roberts
Markelenburg
Fara A. Roberts
J. L. Willams
Misses Roberts
David and
Rossie Roberts
Thompson Notes and Local Incidents in August
Mrs Emergon Tucker of Jackson dies after long cancer illness and is buried in Thompson. A camp meeting ends at midnight. Three arrested for Sunday law violation. two plead guilty with fines, one held for selling on Sunday and resisting an officer. Fr Whitney injures shoulder after a fall near home. Benedict child breaks arm stepping down. Rev Cole suffers strokes. daughter from Scranton at his side as condition worsens. F E Ingall and others attend County Association encampment at Lanesboro.
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Scranton
Grand Street
Clarence Titeworth
Montrose
Heart Lake
Susquehanna
Tim Hurley
Marty Fischer
Brooklyn
Fischer
Hurley
Tim
Waverly
F. J. Carpenter
Uniondale
John T. Miller
Forestry
James McKinney
Francis M. Filter
Herrick Centre
Heebe Park
Hose Company No. 1
Athletic Club
Martin Daley
Laneshore
Erle
Martin Griffin
Oakland
St. John's Catholic Church
Laurel Hill
Knights of Columbus
Binghamton
Beebe Park
James Kelly
Ching
Fourteenth Regiment of
New York
Manila
William M. Post
E.g
Denpark Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Port Jervis
Ross Park
Delaware & Hudson
Lanesboro
Ninevah Junction
Jesscoat
Thomas Burkley
Wilkes-Barre
Lyman Howe
Susquehanna Muennerchor
Oakland Side
van Horn
Riverside Park
Seventieth Pennsylvania Cavalry
Whitney
North Jackson
Effe
Rochester
Elo Beach Park
Angus
Susquehanna Cornel
Ocsl
Arentium
Starraven Lodge
Knights of Honor
Canawiada Tribe
Ted Men
Waco Counceil
Porahontas
Jackson Baptist Church
Pickering
G. Gilett
Gilett
Erle Hose Company
Columbia Hose Company
Carbondale
Lake Lodore
Prof
Manchester
Factoryville
Ella Engle
Scranton Tribune
Thompson
Emergon Tucker
Jackson
Fr. W. Whitney
McNamara
D. Benedict
Leonard Cole
F. E. Ingall
County Association
Markets Show Modest Gains Amid Mixed Trading
New York August 21 Markets opened with small gains and uneven price moves. Consolidated Gas, New Jersey Central and St Louis Southwestern rose, while Western railroads lagged on grain damage talk. New Jersey Central advanced but later gave back gains. bond demand was solid for St Louis Northwestern issues and overall volume reached 83800 shares.
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New York
Pialnen
Atoch Exchange
Josh
Gan
New Jerey Central
St. Louie
New Jersey Central
Haltimere
Olioavin
Western
Scranton Wholesale Market dairy and dairy product prices
Corrected listing from Scranton Wholesale Market shows dairy tubs select Western ic car state Toigo cheese full cream and other items with prices including 45 medium 2.30 2.5 and patent flour 4.05. Terminology and OCR errors obscure some items but overall reflects wholesale pricing for dairy and related goods.
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Rutter—Creamery
Fle
Car Atate
Toigo
Auction Market Report from Philadelphia and Avex
Readable fragments show commodity prices and grades for wheat corn oats and other staples in a Philadelphia Avex market report. It lists assorted grades and terms like city prime western southern and nearby futures, with inferred quantities in barrels and bushels for wheat corn and oats.
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Philadelphia
Avex
Faye
Tereh
Hogeheads
Wwe
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices In Chicago
Prices for wheat and oats edged lower while corn held firm in Chicago trading. Quotations for No 2 red wheat and No 2 yellow corn were listed with narrow ranges amid fluctuating demand and supply signals.
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Ghlard
Cattle and Livestock Prices Across Markets in Chicago
Market notes show mixed cattle and sheep values with varied quality grades. Texans and western stockers appear at higher bids, while feeders and bulls show slower demand. Lamb and sheep prices reflect steady to strong tones amid mixed quality offerings.
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Chicago
Tess Pteady
Eaily
Calwen
Gale Telay
Texan
Texas Bulla
S.gad
Texas
Cattle Market Report From Aug 27 Prices and Names
Fragmentary notes list cattle types and prices with references to fair, Yorks, WIS, and meat classes. Mentions heavy beef, veal calves, and specific unit values amid unclear abbreviations and locations.
New York Live Stock Market Report Summary
Market notes show Reeves steady and Calvee steady with some veule culls. Sheep weak with few buyers, lambs active but quiet overall. Hogs priced around 5.10 with light state hogs at similar levels.
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New York
Ave
Reeves
Lanheej
Aix
Janina
Chalee Light State
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Summary
Market rundown shows mixed cattle and hog prices with lower calf values. Sheep and lambs declined while beef and veal saw softer demand. figures include totals around 6740.80 for cattle and 5706.15 for sheep with varied per head quotes.
Market Update Notes Aug 21 in Oklahoma City
Credit balances recorded at 1.25 dollars with shipments of rifles and related stock. The note mentions 101650 barrels and Wes 4d as part of the market data.
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OU City
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Huth
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Dinghamton
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Tribune's
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Bloomeburg
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Walnut Street
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Peck
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Evanscourt
Olive Street
Edward Murray
Hamm Court
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Boulevard Avenue
Richard Roberts
Hampton
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Monsey Avenue
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Feranton St
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Chicago Grain and Produce
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