Corner stone laid for St Mark's Church Inkerman
In Inkerman a Pittston suburb the corner stone ceremony for St Mark's Roman Catholic Church drew about 1000 attendees. Rev Eugene A Garvey led the service with Rev Loughran delivering a sermon on Christ as the foundation of the church. About 500 funds were raised toward construction. the wooden church will be a Pittston charge. If rain forces change, a lecture titled Betty John and the Maby will be held in the church.
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Beranton
Pittson
St. Mark's
Inkerman
Pittston
Eugene A. Garvey
St. John’s Church
Hoban
Pather Burrows
Greve
O'Bryene
Pittsten
J. FP
Judge
Sugar Notch
Timothy Donohue
Plymouth
M. F. Crane
Avoca
M. Yh. Denton
Dunmere
J. J. Carran
Wilkes-Barre
J. 4
Levetran
Scranton
F. F. Klernan
Porson
Michael Dink
Wilkes-Barrve
William Giston
Father Loughran
Loughran
Forest City Social Notes and Local Visits
Forest City residents and guests share visits and vacations across Lackawanna and neighboring towns. Trev G B Stone of Dunmore stays in town while Miss Florence Capwell visits Pricelure friends. Mrs Nell Blackman and daughter Charlotte travel to Meadville to see Dr Jennie Young. Warren Bryant, John Hurnett visit relatives at Carley Bronk. Mrs Oo F Treasnall hosts Mrs Lottle Sisco and Grace of Green Ridge. Nettle Williams vacationing with relatives at Poughkeepsie. Herrice and Sarah Mead of Trooklyn guests at Dr W Lott. Miss Mary E Reynolds visits sister Mrs John Reese in Gelatt. Fr Th Carpenter of Tatondale admitted to practice in Susquehanna county courts after Montrose exam. Crell Manger recovering from sore knee. Steger Williams preaches at Clinton Center church. Mrs William T Jones of Wandling vacationing at Newton Lake. Lottie Jones of Vandling visits Stamford, Conn. Minnie Riley of Pleasant Mount visits sister Mrs Joseph Ackerman.
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Forest City
G. B. Ftone
Dunmore
Trienj
Florence Capwell
Pricelure
Mies Min DePew
Daleville
Lackawanna Counts
Frank Calburn
Nell Blackman
Charlotte
Mia. Blackman
Jennie Young
Meadville
John Reese
Gelatt
Susquehanna Transcript
Th. Carpenter
Tatondale
J.D. Miller
Montrege
Susquehanna County
Carpenter
Dy Ll. KE
Minnie Riley
Pleasant Mount
Joseph Ackerman
Nicholson and nearby towns note local visits and obituaries
Miss Florence Wilking visits Hall Bread Great Bend and Upsonville. Vera Virgil Taylor and Claude Roberts attend surprise party for Frank Fell in Hepbottom. Mrs Fila Stark of Philadelphia visits Nicholson. Dr H K Wiking attends dental business in Hopbettom. A child of Mr and Mrs John J McKeeley dies. funeral at Presbyterian church. John Sherman longtime Nicholson resident dies on Matin Street. William Wilbur dies in Nicholson township after Thursday night illness.
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Beranton Tribune
Nicholson
Florence Wilking
Hall- Bread
Great Bend
Upsonville
Vera
Virgil Taylor
Claude Roberts
Frank Fell
Hepbottom
Fila Stark
Philadelphia
W. Crock
H. K. Wiking
Hopbettom
John J& McKeeley
Presbyterian Church
Frank PB. Stephens
Elmer
N. J
N. L. Walker
Keelersburg
KB. F
Funeral for 13 year old killed on Erie tracks
Special to the Scranton Tribune Hawley Aug 26 The funeral of Master Fred Loue who was killed on the Erie tracks here Tuesday was held at the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday at 2 pm A large crowd accompanied the remains to Walnut cemetery Floral offerings included a wreath from his Sunday school class and one from his playmates He was 13 years and 6 months old. Rev Benton L Hockwood will speak at a Monday evening lecture on the lawn of the Methodist Episcopal church
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Scranton Tribune
Hawley
Fred Loue
Erie
Methodial Episcopal Church
Walnut Cemetery
Fred
Sappcrates
Fred Scholen
Brooklyn
Jen Lena Roshon
Danville
Reading
Philadelphia
Fredandes
George Thompson
Atlantic City
Thomas Nailin
Patrick Naliln
Brrooklyn
Benton L. Hockwood
Hoonler
Methodist Epiaco
Tunkhannock Holds Republican Primaries in Borough and Township
In Tunkhannock Aug 26 Republicans held primaries in the First and Second wards and in Tunkhannock township. Delegates in the township and Second ward were unopposed for eight delegates aligned with Hrungens. In the First ward a contest between H S Harding and E J Jorden for Hrungens delegates and C A Graham for H J Tuffany’s camp resulted in a Harding/Jorden lead 54 to 49 with Graham at 1. A convention will convene Monday at 2 pm. Several local officials and workers traveled, while bids were invited for bridge work and rock facing projects across Mehoopany Creek and at Joseph Burgess.
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Spretal
Beranton Trlane
Tunkhannock
Tunkhannock Township
H. 5. Harding
E. J. Jorden
Hrungens
C. A. Graham
H. J0. Tuffany
Nicholson
Brungesa
Harling
Jorden
Graham
Tor
H. W. Bapdwell
Bo Tittle
Scranton
Theodore Rogers
Uft
Chicaroe
J. J. Lott
Pension Department
Washington
Funeral services for Miss Kate Tealey held at St Marys Church
The funeral was at the family Vine street home with a white casket. Services occurred at St Marys church and burial followed in St Marys Cemetery. Also noted are visits and health updates for local residents and remarks on Caledonian games and glass works resuming operations.
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Kate Tealey
Vine Street
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Agnes Clifford
Honesdale
Charles Doran
West Side
H. M. Steever
Knights of Pythias
Harrisburg
Lathrop & Shea
Connecticut
Erle
Margaret Mulchrone
West Chester
Gibbons
Elizabeth Graham
Wilkes-Rapre
Charles Davis and
Jermyn
Ellis
South Malin Street
Mra
Fowler Curl
Hawriettstown
Avora
Peter Curley
Thomas
Lawrence Morahan
Thos, Burke
Arthur Davidson
Susquehanna County Veterans Elect Officers
Officers elected for the Susquehanna County Veterans Association include General commanding M. H. Van Scoten Montrose asastern battalion Colonel EK GC Yeomans Hepbottom lieutenant colonel A G Brush Busquehanna major William Roe Brandt quartermaster M R Comfort Harmony Western battalion Colonel A M Bnow Franklin lieutenant colonel M Hill Sliver Take major C A Carter Le Roynville adjutant F S Warner Montrose quartermaster George P Stockholm Franklin Forks.
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Scranton
M. Hill
Sliver
C. A. Carter
le Roynville
F. S. Warner
Montrose
George P. Stockholm
Franklin Forks
Heehe Park
Binghamton Knights of Columbus
Susquehanna Knights of Colmbus
King
King's School of Oratory
Pittsburg
Hogen
Pera House
Canada
Elmira
Busquehanna
Garming Tellio
Mary Spagnola
John Gerido
Addison
N. Y
Telllo
Gerido
BR. G. Clark
Great Bend
Urbane Sarth
Lathrop
Murrlo
Halletend
Olive Street
Leora van Loan
Hallstead
Lanesboro
Washington
Census Bureau
P. J. McManus
New York City
Mra
John Allen
Harvey Smith
Drinker Street
Heartlake
Page
Job Hart
Jackson
Kynears
Robinson's Grove
Lenoxville
Eleey Miller
Local Notices and Upcoming Meetings in Susquehanna County
The Susquehanna County Fraternal Alliance and Industrial union schedule a third quarterly meeting with Silver Lake Alliance at Brackney on Sept. 11. Harford agricultural fair set for Sept. 26 and 27. Rev. W. A. Dennison of Montrose preached at the Baptist church today. Colonel William H. Tilford, Civil War veteran, remains at his Broad street home and could not attend the encampment at Lanesboro. Hallstead public school to reopen Monday. Oakland borough sees a building boom after a recent tramp roundup.
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Jackson
Maggie Pouliman
Minx Ella
Ocean Grove
Susquehanna County Fraternal Alliance and Industrial Union
Silver Lake Alliance
Brackney
Harford
W. A. Dennison
Montrose
William HM. Tilford
Broad Street
Suequehanna County
Lanesboro
Hallatead
Oakland
Lawn Social at Keyes House Draws Many
Ariel Aug 26 report notes a lawn social on Mr A B Keyes lawn enjoyed by many attendees Rev L B Van Hoesen delivered an afternoon sermon on The Divinity and Power of Christianity G W Swartz named champion chicken man of Lake Ariel raising fourteen chickens for 1132 from Jan 1 to Aug 1 plus 119 hatchings Ney L KE Van Hoeven swapped pullets with Rev A J Van Cleft of Dunmore today.
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Scranton Tribune
Ariel
Keyes
L. BE. van Hoesen
G. W. Swartz
Lake Ariel
Ney
L. KE. van Hoeven
A. J. van Cleft
Dunmore
Hastings Village a Company Owned Ghost Town in New Hampshire
The Hastings mill town on the Maine New Hampshire border operates under Wild River Lumber power. Residents live in company houses, pay with coupons, receive water from a system owned by the company, and pay no taxes or wages beyond tenure. The single agent of the company governs all, with the town dependent on the mill for goods and services.
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Hastings
United States
Maine
New Hampshire
Richard Batchelder
Massachuaetta
G. A. Hastings
Bethel
D. R. Hastings
Fryeburg
Wild River Lumber Company
New Hampshire Line
Vilage
Augusta
Tribune Educational Contest Sees No Change At Top
Saturday marked a banner day as many contestants submitted high scores in The Tribune's Educational contest. David V. Birtley solidified his second place while Harry Retse tied Grace Simrell for eighth, with Fannie Williams and Sidney W. Hayes close behind.
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Tribune
Harry Retse
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Fannie Williams
Peckville
Sidney W. Hayes
David V. Birtley
Market activity weakens after mixed Brooklyn Transit results
Trading concluded with 7 000 shares in list of stocks as early gains faded late in the session. The bond market saw periods of activity and strength led by St Louis Southwestern issues while United States refunding securities weakened on issue.
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New York
Crete
Wtorka
Brooklyn
Tratiak
Bhigao
Nquidafoukim Brooklyn Transit
St. Louis
United States
Deafness Cure Promises Test-Driven Relief and Prices
Readers are told a cure for deafness exists through remedies for catarrh and inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The ad claims nine of ten deafness cases arise from catarrh and offers a $300 reward for a catarrh deafness cure that fails. Market notes follow with oil and bid details for August 25.
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Hall
Fragmented OCR Note From Historical Page
A garbled OCR fragment references place names and numbers but lacks clear events or identifiable persons. The readable bits offer no coherent news item, dates, or sources to summarize into a concrete story.
The Triumph of the Draper's Art
A renowned American manufacturer earns praise for producing the best hanging skirt yet made. The celebrated designer’s latest creation is highlighted as a standout success in fashion circles.
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America
Prices in Cloak Department Offer Walking Skirts at Sale
Walking skirts of heavy camel hair cloth with ten rows of bottom stitching priced at 5 dollars, 398 dollars unclear in text. All wool frieze and Cheviot cloth skirts in various colors priced at 5 dollars to 6 dollars. Heavy covert cloths tailor made seven gore with double stitching offered at 5 dollars, colors include grey brown blue and black. Cloak department on second floor.
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Ferce
Bermuda Ontona-N flour-bent patent markets report
The Bermuda Ontona-N. 78. Flour-Bent patent and related grain prices are listed with values for wheat corn and flour grades. Prices show steady wheat and unchanged corn, with various flour and shortening lines, plus receipts and shipments figures for flour, wheat, corn and oats.
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Bermuda
Wheat and dairy market report from New York trading
Wheat futures show declines and dull activity with No 2 red and other contracts easing. Spot oats and rice market readings are mixed with dull, barely steady conditions. dairy products list varied prices from butter to creamery, reflecting a sluggish session.
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New York
StMc
Minnesota
Ucorn
Oate
State
Pennayvicanta
Italec
Western
Julie
LtalTo
Market Summary Faces Weakness In Minneapolis Clearing Weather
Chicago trading notes show weakness at Minneapolis and clear weather in the Northwest weighing on the market. September closes lower with corn and oats down while provisions ease. Prices for flour and wheat show declines with various futures figures and cash market activity described.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Tolge
ThaTien
Timothy Aerd
Livestock Receipts and Market Notes From Texas and Chicago
A fragmented report lists cattle and sheep receipts, feeding selections, and market notes. Mentions Ava and Chicago markets, varied cattle grades from good to rough heavy, heifers and bulls, plus sheep and lambs with price ranges and regional references to Texas, Mo8, and western markets.
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Chicago
Ava
Rereipts
Tata
Texas
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report With Mixed Prices
Market activity described as steady with good hogs and higher prices for select cattle plus mixed sheep and lamb receipts. Notable figures include hogs around 6.70 and yearlings near 4.00 with grain and inventory notes interwoven.
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Thabo
Plese
Firth Tee
Cope
Fancy
Cattle Pleady and Miscellaneous Items Noted
Fragmentary notes list cattle, extra lots, prime meats, assorted mediums, and light York items. Mentions workers and a count around seventy. other text is unreadable.
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Mega Steath
Light York
M and Pige
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East Liberty Cattle Market
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming Dstrict
Repauno Chemical Company
Con Bell Building
Thor, Ford
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Pitteton
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Scranson PA
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