Wyoming county Republicans nominate Tiffany for representative
In a late August county convention at the courthouse, Wyoming County Republicans nominated H D Tiffany of Nicholson for the state house. The event named H W Jairdwell for associate judge and Dr B E Meade for coroner with Meade winning on the first ballot. Delegates were assigned across multiple districts and a six conferees plan was approved to balance senatorial representation with Bradford.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Wyoming County
George A. Carter
Meshoppen
H. 8
Haring
Tunkhannock Township
H. D. Tiffany
Nicholson
Moses Shields
Tiffany
Bruness
Shields
Brungess
Mr. Tiffany
H. W. Jairdwell
BE. J. Meade
Tankhannock
G. H.tibbing
Noxon
Meade
Willet
Committee On
Bow
Lewis
Wyoming
Wradford
Bradford
Polla
Thadford
Wyomiing
Crawford County
Braintrim
Dennis Keeney
C. ©. Brown
Minton
Frank Lindsley
Fred Lindsley
Eaton
Carpenter Sands
William Fine
Exeter
Alexander Smith
H. L. Ewartwood
Factoryville Borough
John Walters
Crawford Matthewson
Falls
Hugh Bender
Charles Nesbitt
Forkston
Arthur Kaston
L. Fassett
Robert Taylor
Lewis Kuhns
F. A. Watkins
W. W. Bostwick
Lemon
J. M. Stark
Tunsell Clark
Mehoopany
Elijah Kintner
John Russell
H. Holcomb
William Carber
Norman Sterling
Nelson Cole
Monroe
Stanley Jackson
M. C. Blakslee
Morton Stevers
Nicholson Township
Joseph Book
M. (. Rhodes
North Branch
Adawne
J. Burgers
Northmoreland
Henry Dymond
Percy Griffiths
Noxen
H. P. Montross
Transue
Frank Frear
E. C. Frear
J. Jorden
Harding
W. N. Reynolds
B. L. Lyeman
James BE. Frear
Golden Medical Discovery Offers Relief for Dyspepsia
A letter extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a near certain cure for dyspepsia and related digestive ailments. It claims a 98 in 100 success rate and notes the product is free of alcohol and narcotics. The advertisement invites readers to consult Dr. Pierce by letter and to request the Medical Adviser for free.
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Golden Medical Discovery
Golden Medicalery
Erce
Buffalo
N.Y
Free
Fine copper ore found in Bradford
Sperial to the Feranton Tribune Towanda Aug 27 Rich copper ore has been found at New Albany about fourteen miles from the county seat. Private parties have leased nearly 90 acres and begun work on the Hibbard farm where fine ore has been discovered. Lenses cover about three miles of ore body with an eight foot vein exposed. Prospects are shaping for the New Albany Mining Company for copper and silver.
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Hibbard
New Albany Mining Company
Gold ore found in Roaring Creek valley play
In Bloomsburg on August 27 Simon Shives of Franklin township reported promising mineral finds in Roaring Creek valley. Analysts in Philadelphia tested ore samples and detected font ore yielding about 14.43 dollars per ton in gold value at current prices.
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Shives
Franklin Township
Philadelphian
Horse and carriage stolen near Brooklyn
Thieves entered the barn of N C Benjamin and took a fine black four year old horse a new carriage and harness belonging to George Benjamin. Neighbors tracked the thieves aided by a Sunday shower and found a note saying to look for the horse in Binghamton but the horse remained untraced.
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Brooklyn
N.C. Benjamin
George Benjamin
Binghamton
Lucerne County Fair Opens At West Pittston
The fifth annual Lucerne County Fair Association opens in West Pittston on Tuesday with events including automobile race purse 50 road race purse 50 double team race purse 50 and free-for-all purse 100. Three West Pittston youths were fined 5 for river bathing Sunday. Mark Brown of LaGrange attended an excursion to Harvey's Lake and fell from a Towanda train at Pittston. he survived with slight injuries. James A. Tigue of Pittston was elected grand organizer of the Grands Council Young Men's Institute to replace W A Gilleeple who declined reelection. Andrew Landsiedel, 64, of Ransom, died after four weeks of hemorrhagic lung illness.
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Pittston
James A. Tigue
Young Men’s Institute
W. A. Gilleeple
Pittsburg
Andrew Lanidsiedel
Ransom
Brooklyn Notes and Local Appointments in August
Special to the Sornton Trine reports Fred Miller accepted a position at Movsic and moved there, George Bunnell promoted to a more lucrative role. Misses Lowley Newton and Bertha Sage started new schools as the graded school opens tomorrow. Various residents spent weekends in Scranton and Montrose, with teachers’ exams, visits, and a piano recital by Miss Maud Wardle pupils noted as enjoyable.
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Brooklyn
Fred Miller
Movsic
George Bunnell
Name Company
Lowley Newton
Bertha Sage
Eldridge
Scranton
Edith Kent
Maisie Weaton
Tunkhannock
Bessie Chamberlain
Gertrude Wardle
Grace McKeeve
Montrose
Maud Wardle
Feral Programme Attended by Local Ladies and Friends
About twenty friends gathered to hear selections by Misses Etta Sage Edna Eldridge Lilian Austin and Julia. After the music the attendees were served cake and cream.
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Etta Sage
Edna Eldridge
Lilian Austin
Julia
Local Notices and Obituaries From Honesdale District
Community updates include residents vacationing near Brooklyn and Lake Poyntelle, a third annual Bat at Alert Hook and Ladder, cattle fatalities investigated by Dr. Helmer, rising milk prices and peach supplies, a Methodist picnic at Lake Lodore, Maple City band concert, deaths of Anna Tombs Fred Krantz and Louis Richtmyer, and Richtmyer funeral arrangements with Masonic honors. Richtmyer had long ties to Tanner's Falls and Honesdale, later serving in Washington.
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W. Prower Budd
Beach Lake
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Brooklyn
N. Y
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Margaret Mumford
Asbury Park
William Watts
Hawley
Fairview Lake
Pike County
Penniman
The
Citisen
James R. Mills
Philadelphia
Lake Lodore
Maple City
Tussell Park
Anna
Warren Tombs
Fred Krantz
Union Hill
Louis B. Richtmyer
Third Street
Tanner’a Falls
Ballmontk
Washington
Glen Dyberry
William O'H. Swift
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Order
Richt- Myer
School No 2 opens for public inspection in Forest City
Forest City Aug 27 special report The new South Main Street School No 2 building opens today for public inspection. Fred Dileher Ohio miner and national U M W A officer spoke at an open air meeting at Preedmans hotel Saturday to outline labor grievances. A Polish speaker addressed his countrymen before the main talk. Rev G B Stone of Grant University Ath ens Tenn preached on education in the South and urged Methodist aid. He cited his university as the only southern institution east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio River. A sermon followed from What Think Ye of the Christ. Other items note J Wallace Young and family guests of Mrs Young's sister Mrs H W Brown J F Ames visiting Waymart J A Brown family with Mrs Brown's sister Mrs Fred Soby at Jermyn and a Episcopal Sunday school picnic at Crystal Lake Wednesday.
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Fred Dileher
Ohio
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Athens
Tennessee
South
Ohio River
Mississippi
Wyoming Conference
Stone
J. Wallace Young
Mra. Young
Hopbottom News Briefs Highlight Local Health and Social Events
Mrs. N. M. Finn shows some improvement after a week in critical condition. Oakley hosts a Wilmarth gathering with about sixty Wilmarth descendants. William Wilbur's funeral held near Nicholeon. Mrs. George Finn aids her mother in Kingsley. George Green injured when his wagon overturned in a fire scare. Frank Bell's birthday party at Tingley house featured dancing. Camp meetings continue at Dimock. Miss Lillie Byram visits Brooklyn friends.
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Rhoda Lease
Almira Brown
Warner Wilmarth
Grove
Oakley
Wilmarth
Oney Lease
Permelin Tewksbury
William Wilbur
Nicholeon
George Finn
Kingsley
Corey
Mr. Whitney
Tingley House
Frank Bell
Dimock
Lillie Byram
Brooklyn
Montrose News Highlights Local Visitors and Weather Damages
Montrose opens the public schools on Tuesday. Local visitors include Lewia Bf Miller of Lathrop and Mr. and Mrs. Rows of Wilkes-Barre, plus Philadelphia resident Mrs. Edwin McKeagle seeking relatives. Rev. Benedict and family return from New York state and attend a meeting at Dimock. Miss Northrup travels to Seward, Minnesota. A storm causes damage across the county with several farms struck by lightning and buildings damaged. Tennis and golf tournaments draw crowds at Lakeside Country Club with Carlton Shaler and Mattiese winning in tennis. golf to follow as the main attraction this week.
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Philadelphia
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Miew Kermann
New York
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Binghamston
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Carrie Stephens
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Mason Fargo
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Winifred Fragier
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Princeton Theological Seminary
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Therin Gordon
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Camp Choconnut
Gardner and Charn leave town for Montana and reunion planned
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Footlenville Aug 17 reports Tr. Gardner and Kt. D. Charn leaving on No. 6 for Montana with plans for Charn to settle there and Gardner to stay a month. They left subscriptions for The Tribune. The Gardner family will hold their annual reunion in Gardner's grove near the tunnel.
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Footlenville
Gardner
D. Charn
Montana
Chaye
Matthewron
Oswego
Pomla
New York State
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Reynolds
Academy Grove
Lewis Harding
A. J. Harding
Nay Avg Park
W. M. Hiller
Port Jervis
Mra. Willer
Carbondale
Maitland Driving Park
Wyoming County Agricultural Society
Tunkhannock
H. Matthewson
John A. Walter
B. J. Goodwin
RogPwen Turner
Fred IL
Chine
Wvigilance Mormmittne
Social notes from Wyalueing and nearby towns tale
Special to the Beranton Tribune from Wyalueing dated Aug 7 reports visits and family gatherings. Lydia Gaylord of Herrick Centre spent Sunday at her home, Lyman Polen of West Pittston plans the week with Elizabeth Stafford, Prof. Miner Wines of Columbus Ohio visited his mother and saw T. B. Mites in Scranton. Marjorie Tunnell, Will Brewster and family from Syracuse traveled to spend time with relatives, Nellie and Louis Fellows invited Elizabeth Hines, Charlotte Mevoney of Towanda visited Mae Whithig, G F Chamberlain of Chicago visited his grandmother Mrs Susan Chamber Join for love work, Ben Overfeld of New Hoppen and wife Mrs Winfield Lacy of Panama?da visited Mrs A Fuller, Mrs Fleber Wella and children spent Sunday with M S Hintner at Me boopany.
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Mies
Lydia Gaylord
Herrick Centre
Mise Tada Polen
West Pittston
Elizabeth Stafford
Miner Wines
Colum
Thie Place
Ile Wrother
T. B. Mites
Scranton
Misa Marjorie Tunnell
Will Brewster and
Syracuse
Mises Nellie
Louis Fellows
Elizabeth Hines
Charlotte Mevoney
Towanda
Mien Mae
G. Ff. Chamberlain
Chicago
Susan Chamber
Ben Overfeld
Mewhoppen
Winfield Lacy
Pamadena
Ear disease cures and nostrums advertised in Toledo notices
The fragment describes deafness blamed on mucous tube inflammation and chronic catarrh with claimed cures by unnamed remedies and a one dollar reward for unharmed cases. It notes pills as the best remedy and mentions Toledo Ohio as the location of the advertisement and a seller.
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Jecwl
Tribune Educational Contest enters final stretch
The Tribune notes the contest has under five weeks left until the finish on September 26 at 9 pm. Leaders are urged to keep up steady work, while rivals surge to gain subscribers and narrow margins. Reese moves into seventh place, close to Simrell and Williams, with Kemmerer and Holand near the top ranks as Roberts improves against Smith. Full details and rewards are on page four.
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Harry Reese
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Fannie Be, Williams
Peckville
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
Kemmerer
Eugene Holand
Richard Hoberts
John P. Smith
Tribune
Market Slump Persists Amid Quarterly Dividend Hype
New York trading shows renewed stock selling pressure with widespread declines and limited buying support. Sugar and People's Gas face persistent weakness as Brooklyn Rapid Transit and American Tobacco slide, while New Jersey Central drops and overall bond activity remains dull with modest gains in new issues.
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Sagar
Board Room
People's Gap
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Tobaccs
New Jersey Central
Retail Goods Classified List Highlights Bargains
A scanned catalog of assorted household items and fabrics with prices. Items include hosiery, handkerchiefs, toilet paper, towels, drawers, fans, writing paper, dress goods, talcum, gloves, sewing supplies, rice, baked beans, catsup, soap, glassware, china, kitchenware, and linens. Prices range from 12c to 25c with many items priced at 12c to 19c.
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Witch Hazel Bailey's
van Camp
Carlsbad
Scranton Traction and Street Railway Tax Figures
Fragmentary OCR notes list percentages tied to municipal entities. Mentions People’s Street Railway and General Mort, Township School tax at 6 percent, city Scranton and Traction percent values 115 102 103. No clear events or outcomes stated.
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General Mort
Eecenenses
Dickson
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Scranton St
Scranton
Scranton Wholesale Market prices note corrections
Corrected by H. G. Dale listing dairy tub, butter creamery items, Western cream, large Creee Full cream, beans price per bushel variety, potatoes Bermuda Ontone at $1.76, flour patent at $4.26, with many garbled terms in the market column.
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Lackawanna Ave
Lect Western
Ldo
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Bermuda
Wheat and grain prices edge up as market reports mixed
Philadelphia reports firmer wheat and corn prices with mixed notes for various grades and qualities. Receipts show 50,000 pounds of cotton and 55,000 bushels of wheat shipped alongside corn and oats.
Grain and dairy markets hold steady with mixed prices
New York notes flour futures steady for winter patents and butter at creamery levels. Wheat options are largely firm with various No 2 and No 1 northern Duluth bids, while spot oat and white wheats show modest activity. Dairy products remain mostly unchanged with creamery and imitation creamery varieties trading near prior quotes.
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Duluth
Orb
Martie Ront
Batic
Pet Advance
Tye
Tate
Iialec
Malic
Unclear OCR leads to fragmented market data in Chicago Aug
Fragmented text reports an agricultural market page with corrupt phrases and mixed price listings. It mentions wheat corn rye oats pork lard and whiskey with numerous garbled tokens and uncertain values coming from a Chicago market column.
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Chicago
Liverpeat
Martie
Trie
Bugatitac
Ville
Harlow
Ato
Whorthwest
Timothy
Elioddors
Market summary from New York stocks and commodities
The report notes uneven moves with Reeves-Aleer and Cabres-Vials showing gains while other items such as Texans and Rivest trend down. Prices for hogs and cattle fluctuate with mixed activity. grain and butter prices drift. overall market tone remains unsettled.
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New York
Reeves—Aleer
East Liberty Cattle Market Report
East Liberty market notes a mix of cattle types with prices listed for prime steers and veal calves. Readable figures suggest general steady demand, with hay and weight terms appearing among market indications.
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East Liberty Cattle Market
Idaho
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Geological Sample Data
The readable text references oil shale samples, a three day period, averages, and measurements. Specifics are unclear, with partial terms such as whale-1 and Samaren. The fragmentary record suggests a technical note on sample results without coherent context or complete data.
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