Deer Run in Pike County Marks Record Season
Northeastern Pennsylvania reports an unusually strong deer season in Pike County with nearly 300 deer taken in November. Notable catches include a 175 pound buck shipped near Pittston and multiple fawns. Local hunters such as William Quinney and Christian Lehman contributed trophies as questions remain about next season’s herd size. A boxing card featuring Mike Donovan and others is announced with a special train from Binghamton bringing fans.
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Boranton Tribune
Hawley
Pike County
Hoffman
Lord's Valley
Pittston
Berinton
Lori's Valley
William Quinney
Christian Lehman
August Frank
Reinhard Ware
Joseph Neil
Lara
Mike Donavan
Rochester
Hartley
Donavan
New York
Pennsytvinia
Jack Kennett
Johnny Loughlin
Huffaio
Tommy Mixon
Kid Choulette
Deonnavan
Kid Trueman
Sidney
N. Y
Mixey Hough
Brooklyn
HW. Murphy
Scranton
Einehamton Peo-Ce
Special Court Terms in Monroe County Hearings Continue
A Monroe County special court term led by Judge Craig and associates adjourned several cases due to sickness and death. Cases including Wilson v Everett and Wilkon v Everett, Brill v Pocono Mountain Tee Co, and Detrick v Leom saw continuances or settlements. Ex-speaker John Faun4 noted as a defendant in Portmead property case.
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Spechal
Beranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
Drc
Craig
Eainger
Hoffman
Saarah A. Wilson
Eugene Everett
Sarah Th. Wilkon
Stewart Everett
William Herman
Frank Herman
William
Griggs
Maria Howe
George Strayer
Ross Straver
Appea
Morris
Maury
R. H. Meyers
B. W. Frederick Snyder
John FE
Ferret Hunters Fined by Ranger Sportsmen in Pa. Case
Special to the Seronton Tribune Stroudsburg Pa Dec 4 Ranger sports men Roger Ont Loop Jones and Thomas Lockard were fined 118 dollars 40 cents each for catching rabbits with a ferret The hearing before Justice Robert Graver and Detective Rows led to arrests after Rose informed constable Meeker of the whereabouts The party hid in a box stall until return from hunting and a ferret was found in the pocket of Jones Each defendant paid 23 60 in total fines and costs.
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Serenton Tribune
Stroudsburg
Relger
Jones
P. Jones
Thomas Lockard
Robert Graver
Juetlee Graver
Bangor
Rosse
John M. Meeker
Decker
Jackson Township
Penrson
Rose
Frank Bentley and Mike Donavan Set Next Susquehanna Spar
Frank Bartley of Binghamton and Mike Donavan are slated to spar at Susquehanna on Tuesday evening next, with details appearing in The Feranton Tribune.
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Frank Bentley
Mike Donavan
Susquehanna
Feranton Tribune
Dee
Mogan Doom House
Frank Bartley
Binghamton
Editorials and events in Susquehanna as montrote Republicans clash
A rush of local notes from Susquehanna and North Jackson covers party remarks by Montrose Republicans about Tommy Kilrow of Great Bend, upcoming district Sunday school institute, visits by Ralph Lyons and others, church services, social events, and civic activities. Detec tives chase erie bomb suspects. Hancock offers reward. jail terms for Michael Murphy. poetry publications. church dedications. evangelistic meetings begin in Oakland.
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Montrote
Tommy Kilrow
Great Bend
Lnneoweue
North Jackson
Ralph Lyons
New York
Scranton
Mra
Frank Lyons
Laneceboro
Erie
Moses Jordan
Sullivan County
N. Y
Murphy
Ftultimore
A. P. Merrill
Deposit
Oakland Metho- Wat
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
Hogan Opera House
Doran
Susquehanna Council
Noyes Arcanum
Lancadoro Fire Company
Newton A. Croft
Teno
Trinity Memorial Church
Binghamton
Christ Episcopal Church
Hancock
F. A. Goodwin
Michael Murphy
Montrose
Malin Street
N. Koayner
C. B.S. Brewster
Moise
Elkid
L. C. Bloyd
H. M. Crydenwise
Lestershire
Tunkhannock rifle match ends disputed by scores
Special to The Beranton Tribune reports on a Pittston vs Tunkhannock rifle duel with a nine point Pittston win, while observers claim a street signaling mix up that could yield a one point Tunkhannock advantage. Mentions F. J. Sampson in Philadelphia and visitors in Scranton. The piece notes a high school entertainment event later in the evening with A W Hawks and others.
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Beranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Cor
Pitteton
Batunilay
Eorpiny M
Pittston
Nino
F. J. Sampson
Paiadelphia Psychieme
Tonkhamoct
Tutkhenneck High School
Eevee Houte
A. W. Hawks
Wood Rosnolds, Jr
EB. EL. Ment Wer
Wilkes-Marre
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Claims Wide Cures
A Manchester New Hampshire man reports his wife was relieved after nine years of shoulder pain from Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After trying many medicines and doctors with no help, a single bottle greatly improved her condition. Sold by druggists with Matthew Bros. as wholesale and retail agents.
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Chamberlain
Adolph L. Millett
Manchester
N. HH
All Drugeroe
Matthew Bros
Local visitors and ill residents noted in Starrucca
Dr Rh M Niles and wife of Pleasant Mount visited Starrucca on Sunday while Mrs Minny Miles remained at the hotel. Miss Frances Walker lies seriously ill and shows slow improvement. Mr Tompkins Sampson of Carbondale spent a few days with cousin Carl D Litter, and Mr Thompkins of Binghamton was also in town.
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Beranton Tribune
Starrucca
Rh. M. Niles
Pleasant Mount
Minny Miles
Frances Walker
Walning
Tompkins Sampson
Carbondale
Carl D. Litter
Thompkins
Binghadston
Thanksgiving Visit Notes From Township Residents
Thireday with his cousin Andrew Koehler. Sheriff Cartright was in town Saturday. Emil Koehler was in Honesdale Monday. Misa Tialsy Kelley and Miss Miorence Corey spent Thanksgiving with Mr. John Woodmansoe. Mr. Nathan Weber and wife of Iowa are visiting at the office of Mrs. Shaw.
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Andrew Koehler
Sheriff Cartright
Emil Koehler
Honesdale
Misa Tialsy Kelley
Miorence Corey
Apent
John Woodmansoe
Nathan Weber
Iowa
Mra
Shaw
Avoca Mission Society Meet at Mrs Hole’s Home
The Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church meets at Mrs A L Hole’s home this afternoon. Miss Margaret Tatius is elected a parish officer at the Friday evening Plessed Virgin’s Sodality meeting. A reception is planned for next Sunday evening.
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Women's Missionary Society
Methodler Episcopal Church
A. FL Hole
Plessed Virgin's Sodality
Fred Green
Berge Ie
Jimes Melayline
Ae Carpenter
Phoenis Colllerey
Tita Campbell
Feranton Greenantay
Mins
Mabel Hines
Hannah
Augustue Heol
Fe Ponlou
Rovert
O'brien
Pintnaville
DP. Hayes
Devensed
Toon
Markets Suffer Weakness as Supreme Court Decision Impacts Stocks
New York December 4 markets show weakness with stock prices sliding amid tight money and pressure from the Addystone pipe decision. Traders express concern over value erosion for industrials and rising bond and railroad debt worries, while quotes from local Scranton firms reflect cautious sentiment.
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New York
Supreme Court
Storka
Scranton Wholesale Market Listing Summary
Corrected market ad lists dairy and produce items with pricing notes. Includes butter creamery, cheese, cream, potatoes per bushel, lemons per box, flour, and related terms with unit markers. Mentions vendors Burtor-Creamory and Epge-Select alongside local references and abbreviations.
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Scranton
M. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Philadelphia Wheat and Market Notes From December
Market notes from Philadelphia report mixed prices in wheat and corn futures with varied regional performance. References include white and mixed varieties, butter and dairy trends, and refined sugar and cotton conditions, alongside delivery figures and shipment totals for wheat, corn, oats, and rye.
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Philadelphia
Per Hurhel
New York
Duche
Satie
GDM
S Lukes
Shoreham
Markets resist wild war weather as winter wheat steadies
In New York and across markets traders report war tensions and weather impacting grain pricing. Wheat options show persistent demand while old crop prices hold despite winter shortages. Maritime cargoes and elevator activity hint at cautious optimism as prices stabilize.
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New York
Market Report Notes Mixed Leads With Steady Spot Prices
In a day of uneven results at the exchange, volume figures remained visible but prices closed largely steady. Futures for corn and dairy markets show selective gains while some spots stayed dull, with notable activity in creamery and cheese sectors despite overall steady undertones.
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Onttone
Chancel
Kater
Western Creamery
Do Factary
Ovw
Putoe
Atte
Halle
Murk
Wheat Market Mixed on Chicago Close
Chicago reports a fluctuating wheat market with futures wavering after a December report. Corn and oats held steady amid tighter supply signals while prices for pork and lard moved in narrow ranges.
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Chicago
Producta
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Cattle Market Mixed as Texas Beeves Lead Declines
CiMeago reports mixed cattle activity with a steady to lower market. Texas steer and western range beeves show prices around 14.00 to 15.00, with lighter receipts of cattle and hogs and varied feed and stock terms observed across grading.
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Sint
Fed
Texas
East Liberty Cattle Market Report Summary
East Liberty cattle market notes show active and higher demand with prime and best lots moving. Prices listed in scattered figures include dairy and beef calves, with descriptors like active, prime, midiune, and heaves, reflecting varied quality and weight classes.
Unclear OCR Market Note with Veal Prices
Fragmentary New York market note dated December 4 shows veal and calf prices with scattered figures. Mentions Wall Street activity and general cattle terms but lacks complete data, destinations, or reliable figures due to damaged text.
Six Per Cent Interest Investment Notice
Semi annual interest of six percent paid to investors on a note from 100 to 10000 by The Debtrow Syrdivate. Inquire of J. T. McColiorm, Attorney, 422 Spruce Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania, for details.
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J.t.mccoliorm
Spruce ST
Scranton
Calves and Sheep Sale Described Amid Slow Trade
Auction report notes 12,572 head across cattle sheep and calves. Prices given for western and southern stock, with bids uneven and buyers cautious. figures include calves around 2.00 to 4.80 and hogs near 1.75 to 5.80 per unit. Public record mentions Candida Wma and local sellers in partial, unclear listings.
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Srassera
Auction Report of City Credit Balances and Shipments
OA City on December 4 reports balance figures and bid results. Four shipments totaling 10089 barrels averaged 677 barrels per shipment. Cash sales included 1 cash, 2 cash, and other items with 10 percent in barrels at average price.
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OU City
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