Soldiers Orphans School at Harford Should Stay
The Susquehanna county column argues for keeping the Soldiers Orphans school at Harford. It notes Harford pupils are healthier with fewer illnesses and lower costs than other state schools. It cites enrollment and geographic considerations and warns against moving the Harford site, citing Uniontown and Beothind as farther south.
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Harford
Erie
Dimock
Uniontown
Heer Springs
Beothind
Harford Te Fys
Pola
Union
Mike Maally
Blackawn
Susequentn Ra County
Whitney
Fleetville Notes and Local Happenings Aug 27
Special to the Beranton Tribune reports visits by Mr and Mrs Jay Seaimansa of Beranton and others to Fleetville and nearby towns. Community events include a Ladies Aid cream sale, a house move to Mons, and Thomas Evans taking new duties. Local business groups address speakeasy issues with breweries, offering rewards for enforceable contracts. Lyman Howes moving picture show to be shown next Monday in Music Hall. a wedding unites Charles Fritz and Sarah Kelley in St Peters parish.
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Fleetville
Carl Tiffany Lina
Lake Windin
Jay Seaimansa
Beranton
Phillipa
Pred Shotts
Brooklyn
Ira Pau
Mira Mabel Chase
Factoryville
Wen
Lucinda Chase
Ghouse
Benton
Benton Townwhip Will Here In Mons, Sep 2 Miss Alice Mummer
Ploetville Echo
Bertha Tewle
May Shepard
Newark
AL W. Brundage
Ladies Aid Society of the
MTF
Church
Ion
Jermyn
Thomas Evans
Thomas
Pittston
Retail Dealers’ Protective Association of
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Music Hall
Charles Fritz
Mise Sarah Kelley
Ihestown
Ettwein
St. Peter's
Real estate sale of late B T Hunter farm in Overfield Township
Disorderly jumble of social notices and local updates from Tunkhannock and surrounding area about a land sale listing the Hunter estate, a soldiers reunion program, school openings, camp meetings, weddings and clergy attendance, with miscellaneous arrivals and moves, all reflecting a busy county community scene.
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Tunkhannock
B. TH. Hunter
Overfield Township
AL J. Thompson
Renshaw Park
Womans’ Relief Corp
Grand Army of the Republic
7. T. Kepnerly
E. B. Rice
Dimock
Montrose
Pauline
Mere
Holand McNab
Tipp Etrest
Johnny Brown
Kihel Baker
Charles R. Burgess
Ami H. Keeler
Arthur Squiet
Wilkes-Barre
Mphs
Marding
Charles TR. Burgess W
Bunbury
Old Fellows
George Ll. Kennard
Merhoppen
Last Church Event Ends Season With Ice Cream Sale
The Baptist church ladies served ice cream at a gathering last Saturday evening. Despite unfavorable weather, eleven dollars were collected, marking what is likely the season's final event.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Death Notice and Funeral Planned for William Brown Pittston
William Brown aged 71 died at his Spring Street home after a four week illness. He was born in Tunkhannock and lived in Pittston for 50 years. Funeral set for Friday at 240 p.m. The coroner reports Patrick Fleming of Pittsburgh died by drowning in the Allegheny River. Fleming, married and aged, was son of Mr and Mrs Kridg Fleming of South Main Street. Survived by mother, brothers and sisters. Body to be brought home for interment. Thomas Thomas has accepted a mine foreman post at Delaware and Hudson.
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Pittston
William Brown
Spring Street
Weer Pyrrstan
Tunkhannock
Patrick Fleming
Pittsburg
Alegheny County
Allegheny
Pittebuys
Fleming
Are
Kridg Et Mooming
South Main Street
Unclear prompt fragment prompts question about event
The readable text presents a fragmented and garbled dialogue with names like Tommy and Viriter, asking about a difficult event and mentioning church and head wetness, but no coherent news fact or verifiable event is present.
Cure Claims for Nervous Diseases in Historic Notice
For all nervous diseases neuralgia rheumatism nervous debility paralysis biliousness dyspepsia costiveness piles liver complaint kidney troubles and female complaints it goes to the seat of the disease and cures thoroughly and speedily sold by Matthew Hrog.
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Matthew Hrog
Baseball Recap: Local Teams Compete In Spring Tilt
Fragmented lines reference multiple teams and players including Heston Fulton Fulton 0 and Wittee Misting. Mentions of Milwaukee, Washington, Linnire Connolly and Umpire Herta hint at a baseball game lineup and officials. The text is garbled with many unreadable segments.
Fragmentary Regional Names Echo Early 20th Century Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple surnames and places including Philadelphia Pittsburgh Monsanto and names such as Hatterine Line Berens Wasldetl Balor Urmpine with scattered terms. The legible content resembles a garbled roster-like or notice text from a historical page with numerous misspellings and incomplete segments.
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Monsanto
Berens Wasldetl
Montreal Makes Bold Play in Nine-Game Series
Montreal charges into a nine game stretch against Providenie with competitive resolve and strong pitching. Key hitters anchor the lineup as scouts watch for early indicators of a turning point in the season.
Amateur Base Ball Notes at Spicer's Grays
The Elephant Browne challenged Minoeha to a game at Spicer's Grays. William Vaiten served as captain and William Bee wards acted as manager.
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Elephant Browne
Minoeha
Spicer
Grays
William Vaiten
William Beewards
Market Failures Dull as Volume Slips in New York Trading
New York markets show reduced activity with turnover under half a million shares. Little price movement across stocks as bears test reserves and short covering appears tepid, while corn weakens after opening trades. Total sales hover around 1.5 million dollars with United States bonds broadly flat.
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New York
Yeurnikr
United States
Honda
Market Prices for Dairy and Produce Noted
A transcribed market list shows dairy items and produce with prices per bushel or per unit. Items include creamery products and fresh vegetables along with quantities and approximate rates for goods such as cheese and potatoes.
New York Chemical Market Reports Mixed Divers' Crew Impacts
Disjointed notes detail market moves, elevators, and various commodities with references to divers' crews, open market conditions, and color descriptions. The fragmented text mentions Wat Malis, Otis, and diesel related items, aiming to signal shifting supply and pricing factors without clear outcomes.
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New York
Walath
Obata
Opti
Gee
Malis
Sarmet Doling
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Algo
Pero Care
Diet Dewi Eterna
Adetine
Salpoliogiphae
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Sylewkky
Titan
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Fay Laree
Fanny
Agricultural market notes and prices from Philadelphia region
The report lists grain and livestock figures, budding a world of prices and production. It mentions refined sugar, cotton, broilers, and flour with quantities in pounds and bushels as of the local market day.
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Philadelphia
Mit
Sonihern
Wilsa
Westina
Classifieds page with rental and sale notices
Floor space for light manufacturing in Tribune building 1200 feet on fourth floor includes heat power inquire at Tribune office. Various rental ads list houses rooms sewing machines wagons presses and to loan notices with names and addresses.
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Tribune
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Walker
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Fragmented text from historical page with scattered names and places
The OCR passage lists scattered names and terms including Danni Kirsten, Bo NR Oe, BOTW, Mad A, Nepal, Hecate, Tre, Pathe, and various nonspecific items. It reads as a jumbled archival fragment with no coherent narrative or clear event.
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Hiitels
Danni Kirsten
Seo Noel Steers
Leitees
Wales
Steers
Deetiers Agi Mathys Binedital Pathe
Nepal
Fragmented OCR Text Needs Quiet Cleanup
The readable lines show garbled phrases and misplaced words across multiple topics including places, institutions, and numbers. Key entities are unclear, making precise identification of people, organizations, or events difficult within the damaged OCR segment.
Fragmentary OCR Note With Unclear Medical Terms
The unreadable text appears as a damaged OCR fragment mentioning names and terms like Biffle and Catlle-Reeripe. It references measurements or quantities and several scattered phrases, but lacks coherent context or identifiable event. No clear people, places, or actions can be reliably extracted.
Local Notes From Nicholson Aug 27
Mrs Josearh Bolton Jr of Troy NY and Mir Boyle of State etbert spend time with friends in New Milford. J M Uwepentey and Mrs Pratt with daughter Marion visit Lake Nicholson. Leon Boyde returns before leaving for Louisville KY. Miss Ida Jimerson returns home to Kanene City after visiting Nellie Mack.
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Stranton Tribune
Nicholson
Josearh Bolton, Jr
Troy
N.Y
Mir
Pon. Boyle
Etbert
New Milfend
Oxhaw Pond
J. M. Uwepentey
JL. H. Pratt
Chicago Grain and Produce Market Summary
The Chicago grain and produce market showed mixed activity with corn and wheat futures fluctuating. Notes indicate slight gains in some contracts while others eased, with quiet trading in oats and barley and mild movement in timothy prices.
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Aiton
Fragmented State Text On Constitution Proposal And Secrecy
A garbled historical document references the General Assembly and a proposed constitutional action. It mentions the Senate and House of Representatives, the reshaping of wealth or power, and a secret voting requirement, with a formal attestation by the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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