Local Odd Fellows Elect Officers for Coming Year
The Lackawanna County notes the Cardondary page lists Salem Street address for correspondence and news items. The Odd Fellows lodge has elected President Christopher Schulte, Vice President Frank Ludwig, Secretary A Fidium, Treasurer Jane Singer, and Trustees Frank Colville John Masters Jairey T Wall for the upcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Moran
J. F. Hart
J. J. Mannion
Odd Fellows
Christopher Schulte
Frank Ludwig
A. Fidium
Jane Singer
Urutees
Frank Colville
John Masters
Jiarey T. Wall
Otto Wagenhuret Earns Fame as Towas Football Coach
Otto Wagenhuret, famed Moiversity quarterback, gains acclaim as the Towas coach after guiding a strong season. A gold watch honors his leadership as Towas rises to the front, with Omaha Bee noting his impact and plans to coach the University team next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wagenhuret
Petitt Brivanin
Ehame
Towa
Towa City
Miles
Otto PF Wallenhurst
Wouth
Nebraska
ADL
Oita PF
Tawa
Dene
Towwe
Hanats
Whetus
Min Low
Nawle
Ted Sien
Flo
Nwaile
Gouldstore
al Saran
New Hospital for Carbondale Detailed Plans Reported
A stock company plans a new hospital in Carbondale with a three story building near Park Street. The project includes maternity care and a training school, aiming to provide metropolitan level surgical facilities and modern medical services. Key figures named include Wheeler, Gillis, Dalley, Shields, and Horns among others. The hospital will seek municipal approval soon and is anticipated to boost local medical resources.
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Plateommine
Abechtine
Sto Roel Horns
Scranton
Cluwier
Protracted divorce case and lingering alimony disputes
The narrative outlines Minnie Lee seeking divorce from her spouse with contested alimony and custody issues. It notes the couple’s strained relations, prior residence disruptions, and ongoing legal maneuvering as local authorities prepare for court actions and settlements.
Society Elections Tabled By Young Men's Dist
The Young Men's district group plans to elect officers at the test meeting. Named positions include treasurer, secretary, librarian, and sentinel with tentative nominees and duties listed, including a rental secretary and other local roles.
How a Little Emulsion Helps Gain Weight Daily
An ad asserts that taking an ounce of Scott’s Emulsion can cause a pound gain per day by stimulating digestion and improving food use. It claims predigested oil combined with hypophosphites acts as a powerful flesh forming tonic, endorsed by physicians. price listed as $1.00 from Scott & Bowne, Chicago New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chocnbiti
New York
Death notices for Mary Murphy and Harriet Walker
Miss Mary Murphy of Spring trert dies Thursday morning at 28. She leaves mother Mrs Colla Murphy six sisters and a brother Mathew J. Murphy of the Herald. Requiem high mass set for Thursday at 9 50 am. Miss Harriet Walker dies at Park Street home aged Sloverne. Born in England she lived in the city twelve years. Funeral Thursday afternoon and burial at Brookside Cemetery.
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Mary Murphy
Mre
Colla Murphy
Eix
Margaret
Tillie
Fila
Anna
Fliecbeth Ged Tose
Vine
Mathew J. Murphy
The
Herald
St. Rove of Linn Church
Harriet Walker
Park Street
George c. Hart
England
Brookside
To Open Night School at Melmoent Building
At the regular school meeting on Monday night the decision was made to open night school in the Melmoent building. One teacher will be employed and Brelish branches will be taught. The truant officer salary was fixed at a month and a number of bills were ordered paid.
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Schoo H
Melmoent
Personal notices from the city
Purely personal notices state Mive Giva Dow plans to leave for Nineveh today after five weeks here. Catherine Gurdger of Clifford visited friends in the city yesterday. F P Dunckies of Caxton, formerly here, is visiting friends. Mrs J W Dimeck and Mise Gace Tallman hosted relatives, while Mr and Mrs F B Taggart of Ninevehweek visit. H M Rounds of Resnahan shore is mentioned. Wilkes moved his fanway on Melilot street yesterday.
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Mive Giva Dow
Nineveh
Catherine Gurdger
Clifford
F. P. Dunckies
Caxton
J. W. Dimeck
Mise Gace Tallman
North Jackson
F. B. Taggart
Veek
H. M. Rounds
Resnahanhhoret
Isith
Wilkes
Cielo Avenue
Melilonut
Jermyn School Board Sets Holiday, Book Purchases Discussed
The Jermyn school board met to review monthly bills and plan purchases. Professor Rogers reported needed primary geographies and botany texts to adopt, with two studies to be dropped from a student's program. A December 25 start for Christmas vacation was set and January 6 reopening announced.
Local Notices and Social Roundup in Waverly and Wilkes Barre
Grace George returns to town with friends in Wilkes Barre as Henry Foster suffers a severe rheumatic attack. Cowles & Sherman dissolve partnership to form Cowles & Co with Mr Sherman retiring. Mise Hutte Palmer from Scranton visited last Saturday. Reading Circle of the Methodist church meets at Mr and Mrs F P Stone tonight. Friends of Rey Jo Bo Sumner plan a donation visit at the parsonage tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace George
Wilkes. Barre
Henry Foster
Rhen- Malem
A. D. Reloh
New York
Ely
P. D. Helah
C.K. Mahoney
Cowles & Sherman
Shermat
Cowles & Co
Mise Hutte Palmer
Scranton
Methodist Church
Rey Jo Bo Sumner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clark's Green Community Notes Update
William A. Halstead of West Lenox visited friends. Clara Covey returned from Scranton after a stay with friends. The L. H. B. society held a Klondike supper at Mrs. E. K. Wells. Harry Loder and wife visited friends in Scranton. Met hodist Sunday school officers elected include J. A. Rymer as superintendent and W. S. Frace as treasurer. The Clark's Green Cemetery association donation to Rev. J. B. Sumner was noted.
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William A. Halstead
West Lenox
Clara Covey
Scranton
L. H. B. Society
EK. Wells
Harry Loder
Méthodiat
J. A. Rymer
W. &. Frace
Myre J. A. Rymer
Mins Grave A. da- Vin
W. 8. Frace
Mise Hellen Harlan
E. J. Chapman
J. B. Austin
J. B. Sumner
Clark's Green Cemetery Associa
Installation of May Griffin lodge officers noted
The May Griffin lodge of REbeccan T O C Fy will install officers Thursday evening with Misa Fran vee Northup as secretary and Mr F H Greene as assistant secretary. The event will be observed in the church parlors with plans to honor both the Baptist and Methodist Sunday Schools. Misa M N Bevan has returned home from a visit with friends in Séranion.
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May Griffin Lodge
Rebeccan
Mire
A. Myers
N. G
Mra
J. W. Rhodes
Misa Franvee Northup
F. H. Greene
Miles Nol- We Tuteev
Christies
Methodist Sunday
Mixa M. N. Bevan
Séranion
Town News Highlights From Local Board of Trade and Incidents
A Penneyvania Globe and Gas representative visited Philadelphia and spoke with the town's board of trade and borough council about street fighting prospects. Local incidents include burglaries at Archbald, injuries from a Taylor mine roof collapse, and several residents visiting relatives or recovering from illness.
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Penneyvania Globe and Gas Companys
Philadelphia
Board of Trade and Borough Council
Kolehia
Pythias
Reese's Hall
Welsh Congregational Church
Horace Powell
West Pittston
Thomas Elias
North Talbot Atrect
Warren Francis
Wyoming
James Mortis
Grove Strect
David J. Griffiths
Ashland
Mt. Carmel
Schuylkill County
RJ. Bauer
Scranton
J. B. Dantels
Main Street
John Harrington
Taylor Mines
Leura Morris
North Taylor
John Oberdorfer
Hirt of Austin Company
Fittsten
Kedras Powell
Mise Daner Inelis
Schief
Taylor
The Wheat States and Wheat Prices Through History
Statisticians estimate revenue gains to American farmers from higher wheat prices, debating whether the increase totals 100 million or 200 million dollars. The piece traces past wheat crops from 100 million bushels in 1550 to 610 million in 1891, notes the US as a leading producer, and compares global rankings while discussing supply and export implications amid famine and plague impacts.
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United State
United States
United Staes
United Stas
France
Russian
India
Hungary
Wheat production by states in an ordinary year
The article lists U S wheat production by state numbers. It highlights Minnesota leading among the northwest with about 65 million bushels, North Dakota about 60 million, South Dakota around 50 million, Nebraska 18 million, California 40 million, Ohio 36 million, Pennsylvania 20 million, Maryland 8 million, New York 7 million, and notes limited wheat in New England and Gulf states with ArkansasLow yields elsewhere.
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Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
California
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
New England
Gulf States
Missouri
Indiana
Illinois
Arkansas
The Shortening of John’s Trousers in Three Jobs
A humorous Indianapolis Journal tale recounts John’s trousers being shortened by six inches after a miscommunication. His wife and mother-in-law conspire to help by cutting off more, hoping to yield a neat surprise. John’s surprise falls flat as he discovers the alterations the next morning.
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Tsood
John
The
Indianapolls Journal
Divine
Gchicana
Mme
Ani
Twamis Residents Probe City Youths Chews Conversation
An elderly Twamis resident watches Detroit Free Times youths at play in a long, rambling exchange. The man questions the aim and propriety of their ball games while others respond with terse observations and hints of further mischief.
Suburban church debt drive ends in discouragement
The Chicago Pribune excerpts a chaotic scene in which a church debt drive collapses after subscriptions fail to meet the target. A visiting preacher urges faith while a local brother promises funding, but humor and domestic anecdotes interrupt the meeting as a sense of discouragement settles in.
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Chicago
Vlanius
Hue
Gossip and children in a close neighborhood scene
A street tale hints Mrs Wheely sharing animated gossip while children appear to carry on with life around them, illustrating a vivid local snapshot of neighborhood dynamics.
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Mra
Wheely
A Cheaiing Companion From the Detroit Prep Prews
A warden recounts a prisoner in solitary confinement who kept a silver watch as a living companion. The watch spoke to him for long hours, easing isolation until its mechanism broke and the man later deteriorated mentally. The tale ends with the prisoner driven to madness after the watch ceased speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleen
Fordiy
Woman Seeks Relief From Displaced Womb With Compound
Mrs L Maicow of Milford testifies after a childbirth related womb displacement. She details long suffering and weak back until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound provided relief and restored strength, enabling normal work and life.
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Lydia Eklinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Love’s Insolvent Love Letter Sealed With Debt Metaphor
A playful verse likens love to debt and insolvency as the speaker pledges unwavering loyalty. The caller notes a witty archaic diction, with the speaker admitting indebtedness to the beloved and promising perpetual affection.
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Lackawanna County
Carbondale
Tribune
Ro Mann
Salem Arenas
Church Street
Wagenhurst
Otto
NEW Hospital For
Physicians
Ode
Minnie Lee
Suptield
Debornadion
Bite Dee
Mead Min
Byaek
Lee
Levy
Jermyn
Howard
Liszie Collinge
Secranton
Clara
Davie
Mendane Rymer
Deeendine Davis
Wow
Roker
Willian Osborne
Crest Cof OC
A. Battenberg
Archbadd
Mousse
Sullivan
Baker
Williams
Blake
Henwood
Mulherin
Shields
Abe
Secretus
James Nicholson
J. M. Sherwood
Thomas Tich
William Sullivan
Michael Mulherin
James Shields
Messie, Hernwood
Taker
Chow
Christmets
Korers
Rogers
Mayfield
Thre Eohol
Archbald Verough
George McLaughiy
West
Uriel
Waverly
Peckville
Willie Reese
Hebner
ML Melrea
James Kay
Prospect Street
Patrick Cawley
Steruck Creek Coal Company
BE Ll. Peet
Hordes Mennier
William Muiion
Martha Washington
Tlyde Park
Pride of Orient
Eastern Star
Nellie Taylor
Prink le Trawler
Soriete Matron
Phoebe Grover
Missa Tagers
Mise Grace Barber
Btn Kinhack
Conrad O Gaonxsanatier
Hannah Coates
Ruth
Antje Cowans
Mary Pw
Martha
Mise
Bertha Pook
Adah
Martha Parthett
Ileeta
Sophie Simpkina
Mary Simpkines
Hert Gibson
Detroit
Jose Bone
Tomer
Willie
Bay
Amy
Keep House
Boone
Lovecs
Sumters
Samter Bros
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