Local Northeastern Pa Notes and Upcoming Events
Honesdale reports visitors Mrs Anne Terwilliger of Binghamton and Mrs T Whitney of Warren plan winter visits to relatives. Beech Grove grange representatives attend State Grange session in Lock Haven. Freeman's Orchestra hosts first annual ball and reception in the armory on Christmas night. Delaware and Hudson payrolls impact Honesdale branch with heavy coal traffic. Court of Common Pleas in session with long cases. A glass decorating shop will occupy the Maple avenue building adjoining the Ty B y Clark cutting shop. La Porte Comedy Company closed at Honesdale Opera House after a successful run with "Miss ter and Man" and various specialties. rest of week in Hawley. School entertainment tickets circulate to raise funds for high school plant. Miners' examining board meets in Pittston. Wiconisco tribe of Red Men meets midweek. Nettle Druffner and Gertrude Saunders visit Friends in Wilkes-Barre. Rev. A B Broderick visits from Montrose. Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association elect officers led by Miss Kate Dempsey and Miss Anna Callahan with a full slate of officers and delegates.
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Epoosal
Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Dee
Anne Terwilliger
Tinghamton
N.Y
Henry Daring
Tr. T. Whitney Hae
Warren
J. K. Palmer
Wbl Iille
Beech Grove Grange
State Grange
Lock Haven
Freeman
Delaware and Hudson Paymnster
Park Lake
Delaware and Hudson
Kinfer
Court of Common Pleas
Clark Cutting Shop
Maple Avenue
Nh Company
Cut Glass
la Porte Comedy Company
Honesdale Opera House
Third District
Pittston
Misees Nettle Druffner
Gertrude Saunders
Wilkes- Barre
A. B. Broderick
Montrose
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Assocaation
Kate Dempsey
Anna Callahan
Clank Holland
Mary Herbert
Anna Osborne
Mary Kearney
Kate Johnson
Belinda Dempsey
Laura Dunleavy
Lowise Sammon
Barbara Little
Mary Quinn
Local Social Notes From New Milford Area
Special to the Sevantom Trilame recounts Sunday visits in New Milford. Mrs Carrie Kinsman visits her parents Abe and Mrs Charles Conrid. Mrs A W Stirk called on relatives at Poster Saturday. Mrs Ho Mack hosted a cord party on State street for Mr Macks fifty fourth birthday with refreshments and guests including Stephens Harding Harding Cooney Bacon Knapp Frounfellker Johnson and Niles. Mr and Mrs K D Bell and son Stanley spent a few days with Harford friends. A gathering honored Ray Browns third birthday with many from the community in attendance and refreshments served.
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S&s. Stephens
S. Harding
S. H. Harding
T. BR. Cooney
Kk. L. Bacon
T. Knapp
A. Frounfellker
PF. Johnson
de R. M. Niles
Kk. D. Bell
Stanley
Harford
Blessed Virgins sodadity sermon and parish notes
Sunday evening service at Blessed Virgins sodadity featured a sermon by Nev do J McCabe on hearing and keeping the word. Penediction was by Rev M F Crane. A parishioner’s granddaughter is seriously ill and local clergy changes are noted. An accident at D and H crossing involved M Kennedy’s laundry wagon as a Jersey Central train approached. The driver held the horse, averting further harm.
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Nev
Do J. McCabe
M. FP. Crane
Elen Cillespie
West Side
Thomas Whalen
Wilkesarne
Eexton
St. Mary’s Church
David Dix
HW. Anderson
D. & H. Crossing
Digestive health and blood purity claim medical tonic
An advertising piece touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion related diseases claiming it purifies the blood by treating digestion organs. Includes testimonial from Mrs. Simeon Sugre praising the remedy and mentions of Pierce's Pellets as aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Simeon SugRe
Local notes from Sopanton Pribune Duryea December
Reports on typhoid recovery for Miss Mary Nolan and a moved barber shop of Charles Renter. reverend Green to pastor Brick Methodist Episcopal. Sunday social planned to aid Christmas gifts. visits by Mr Reese of Wilkes-Barre and Mr Williams ex Fifth Cavalry. Mr Tandall returns to Gouldsboro. illness and injuries including inflammatory rheumatism and a crushed toe. death of James Hall in Peckville. local moves of Jacob Whitman and Mrs Arnts. night school opens in Marey township. Methodist Sunday School election and Friday supper set for December 14. Pennsylvania Coal to employ workers. Mrs Lane ill. Rev Stopper to occupy post office building.
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Duryea
Mary Nolan
Charles Renter
Malin Street
Postoffice
Max
Methodist Episcopal
Reese
Wilkes-Barre
Williams
Fifth Cavalry
Porto Rico
Olay Tandall
Gouldsboro
Whim Binduin
Rudell Godwallis
Janes Ifall
Peckville
Hall
Sterrick Creek Coal Company
Lickuwulina Hospital
Dunmore
James Rolls
Milles Grave
Arnts
Meshoppen
Ty FL Ace
Marey Township
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Frank Lane
Front Street
Engravings of Local Visits and a Gibson Band Banquet
Special to the Scranton Tribune notes visits by W H Estabrooka and son Hile in Wayne county. John J Potter traveled to New Milford on business. Mrs W J Lamb and Sadie visited Mrs Ethel Tiffany in Harford. C F Empet family moved to New Milford. Mrs W X Reese moved from BMorest City onto their farm. Mr Reese will come in the spring. Mrs W E Betabrooks and Mrs B R Sweet visited Mrs B H B Leonard at Jackson. The Gibson Cornet band hosted a banquet at the Gibson house with fifty one attendees and a pleasant evening.
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Scranton Tribune
Jibson
W. H. Estabrooka
Hile
Wayne County
John J. Potter
New Milford
W. J. Lamb
Sadie
Ethel Tiffany
Harford
C.F. Empet
W. X. Reese
Bmorest City
Eimpets
Reese
W. EL. Betabrooks
BR. H. Sweet
BH. B. Leonard
Jackson
Gibson Cornet Band
Gibson House
Funeral notices and local farm institute report
Sage attends Mrs. Frank Lord funeral as Wilbur Lord is buried at his daughter Mrs. Westbrook's home. J C Miller is sick. Graded school pupils study for county superintendent mid term exams. Ashley hall hosts farmers institute with lectures on Dairying by Mr. McDonald Delhi and Reclaiming Worn Out Soil by Mr. Leeds Huntington.
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Brooklyn
Sage
Frank Lord
Woodbury
McDonald
Delhi
Leeds
Huntington
Farm institute program highlights lectures and talks
A regional institute featured Professor Bute on nature study in public schools and hygiene in horse care. C F Broadhead discussed horse feet and teeth, Mr McDonald spoke on poultry raising, Leeds gave a humorous closing talk on life mistakes, and an impromptu choir performed. Attendees favored farmers institutes and a dedicated state college agriculture building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ©. Bute
Hiate College
C. F. Broadhead
McDonald
Prof. Bute
Leeds
Nore Farmers’ Institutes
Agriculture
State College
B. Mldridge
Gertrude Wardle
Myrtle Langley
Louise Alney
Mrs. King
W. A. Stephens
Institute
Montrose Notes include marriages and local events
Montrose reports several residents in town including Miss Marie Tapscott and Mrs. R. James McCausland departing for Tennessee and Arlington Thompson to wed Miss Lelial Spence at the AME Zion church. Updates note steam pipes project, cold start, and good attendance at the farmers institute with talks by Prof Seeeds and Rev Benedict.
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Scranton Tribune
Montrose
R. Blanche’ Boxtwick
Gordon D. Hinds
George H. Frazier
Arthur and
Dayton Potter
Forest Lake
Daniel Clary
Binghamton
Marie Tapscott
R. James McCausland
Tennessee
Jeffers’ Mill
Hero
Farmers’ Institute
Charles W. Brodhead
Lao O'Clock
Court House
Seeeds
H. B. Benedict
Butz
G. W. Campbell
Bradford
Robert Cooper
Buffalo
Arlington Thompson
Lelial Spence
Susquehanna News Roundup Cites Local Events and Oddities
A Susquehanna Tribune special notes J A Smith in New York on business, a Dorcas Society program at the Presbyterian church, farmers institutes well attended, and fox predation threatening poultry flocks. Carbondale pursues new county status with Susquehanna and neighbors as seat, clerical conference set in Scranton, and many couples journey to Binghamton for quick marriages, prompting local comments.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Dee
J. A. Smith
Smith & Ames
New York City
Dorcas Society
The
Presbyterian Church
John F. Doran
Susquehanna County
Jefferson Branch
Dela Ware
Erie
Carbondale
Wayne
Lackawanna
Scranton
Eliza M. Fpragier
Drinker Street
Ridgewood
N. J
Board of Trade
D. T. Meeker
Lanesboro
Susquehanna Methodist Church
Floyd
Binghamton
Sarah McCracken
Oneonta
James A. Minor
Deposit
New York Law School
Reuben
Susquehanna and Vicinity
Pennsylvania
Notable visits and a sudden death mark Factoryville notes
In Factoryville on December 12 Mrs Hedgar Fuller of Camptown visits daughter Mrs M W Bliss. Mr and Mrs Watkins of Ulster Pa visit their son Jeweler F L Watkins. Town learns of the sudden death of Mr J Parrott who spent one season here. Baptist church ladies served a popular supper last evening as others, including Mr and Mrs W R Gardner, finish a western trip.
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Factoryville
Hedgar Fuller
Camptown
M.W. Bliss
W. R. Gardner
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Shoemaker
Mr H B McGowin of 10 Swetland Street testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back ache and abnormal kidney secretions after poor exercise and work. He bought them at Matthews Bros. drug store and recommends the remedy to others. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Buffalo NY agents for United States Remember the name Doan's and take no substitute.
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Tion
H. BD. McGowiun
M10
Swetland Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn'e
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Druasiste
Theatrical Attractions This Week At The Lyceum And More
The Lyceum features Charles Frohman comedians in Self and Lady and the Highwayman opera posed by Dek Torpin and Orlande Duval. Also listed are Old Kentucky at the Lyceum, a scenic revival of St Werin and a magic show with Bartley Campbell’s company and Burleaguers offering song and comedy across the week.
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Charles Frohman
Charlee Frohman
Fia Ronter
of. M. Holland
Frite Willams
Tea Yel Irving
May Tobaon
Arnold Daly
James Kearney
Mapele Holloway Flasher
Kay Wilson
Marie Derickwon
May Lamberti
Nellie Tmutler
TR. Koldinger
May Galyer
Lyceut
Ihorrow
Broadway
New York
Theater Opera Company
Mighwayman
Doala
Dick Fitegerald
Dek Torpin
Orlande Duval
St. Weriu
Bartley Camplell
Siberian
Honson Burleaguers Company
Iecome
Vinideville Aid
AML
N Omender
Weslay
Thursiay
A E Rogers Diamonds Watches Clocks Ad
An old ad copy promotes A E Rogers Diamonds Novelties and watches urging customers to visit and see the offerings. It promises quality for the money and invites readers to look with no obligation.
World traveler visit ends at home in Texas city
Wielt visits Galveston Texas Washington D C and New York before returning home. Mr William Davenport of Taylor is a guest at the home of C Matthewson.
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Wielt
Galveston
Texas
Washington, D. C
New York City
William Davenport
Taylor
C. Matthewson
Contested election case to be heard in Tunkhannock
Special to the Seluton Tribune reports the court of common pleas will hear the A H Squier Tiffany election contest next Monday. Tiffany seeks Monroe township ballot review while Squier accuses improper counting countywide. Costs, if any, depend on probable cause. Lawyers listed for both sides.
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Tunkhannock
Court of Common Pleas
A. H. Squier
Tiffany
Squier
Monroe Township
Monroe
Whale County
Mir. Siguler
James W. Platt
Harding & Harding
Asa &. Keeler
F. J. Jordan
C. 0. Dershimer
W. E
C. A. Little
Forest City Nuisance On Hill Walks Faces Action
Children slide on hill sidewalks alarming residents. Burgess to stop the nuisance after complaints. Mrs. James White is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Christmas decorating underway in churches as choirs rehearse. Samuel Lyon and Julius Dobkowilcz escaped serious injuries after a street wagon collision on Dundaff and Main Streets, the horse, tree, and vehicle all affected.
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Forest City
James White
Samuel Lyon
Julius Dobkowilcz
Dundaff Street
Main Street
Elderly man beaten in home invasion near St Clair
Jacob Bakey, an elderly man, lies unconscious in Pottaville hospital after masked assailants broke into his lonely road home to St Clair. Mrs. Baker, injured, was bound along with him as burglars searched the premises and stole 240 dollars before fleeing. She freed herself and alerted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Jacob Bakey
Pottavill
St. Clair
Baker
Local notes from Clark's Green and area
Miss Emma Coon returns home after a week with friends in Honesdale and Carbondale. Edith Blanche Decker and Willard P. Coon marry, reception held in Clark's Green. Junior League officers installed led by Joseph Rhodes. Willard and Mrs. Coon return from their wedding trip aboard the 6:16 train. Mrs. A J Binger visits daughter ill in hospital.
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Emma Coon
Honesdale
Carbondale
O. B. Jones
G. F. Spencer
Eleazer Mead
Ferrick
B. P F. Mead
Methodist Church
Carola
G. W. Decker
Edith Blanche
Willard P. Coon
Ths Place
Bessie Mullinex
Joseph Rhodes
Fila Godshall
Mary Guyer
Marion Harlan
Cora Mullinex
Cora Leach
Cirle Ribble
Anna Ribble
Heasie Mullinex
A. A. Davis
Willard Coon
A. J. Binger
Walters
Krause's Cold Cure Promoted as Fast Relief Medicine
An advertisement touts Krause's Cold Cure as a non drowsy remedy that does not affect head or hearing. It claims rapid cure and a fresh clear head, priced at eight cents and sold by Matthews Bros.
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Krause
Matthews Bros
Markets Show Outside Interest With Mixed House Movements
Trading activity in dormant securities surged as outsiders reentered the market. Gains appeared across properties with notable strength in steel stocks and major rail names while a Tennessee Coal raid unsettled sentiment before a rebound as dividend rumors proved unfounded. Bond activity remained heavy with Reading issues lagging.
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New York
Dnn
Lerdon
Granger
Pacifca
Burlington
Hata
Texas
Loulaville
Lake Erie
Chicago
St. Louia
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Tennessee
Kangas
United States
Boranton Wholesale Market Listing Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Boranton Wholesale Market listing with mixed items, possible brands and addresses. The legibility is poor but references a butter, flour, and dairy products section alongside an unclear location on Lackawanna Avenue.
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Boranton
G. Malo
Lackawanna Ave
Weanery
Utale
Sle
New York Flour Market Shows Firm Tone and Higher Levels
New York reports flour market firmness with higher prices and limited fair trading at old levels. Wheat and corn futures move steady to firm, lard and butter show cautious strength, and dairy prices hold with modest gains across cheese and eggs amid varied regional quotes.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
Sic
Janlvy
Pennsylvania
Grain and market notes from Philadelphia December wheat and corn
Wheat firm at 4 cents higher on December contract. Corn No 2 mixed December 4.24. Wheat shipments total 51,000 bushels. corn 191,000 bushels. Live poultry dull and steady with varied regional prices. egg and cheese markets steady. refined sugars quiet. Receipts show 2,000 barrels of flour and 1,960,000 pounds in sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Wheat prices rise on improved cash demand in Chicago
Lighter receipts and stronger cash demand lift wheat as May futures close higher. May corn climbs 4 cents, oats rise modestly, while provisions hold steady. quotes show mixed gains across grains and markets in Chicago.
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Cuicago
Ber Yue
Sighiens
Northwest
Chicago cattle receipts and prices slide amid holiday week
Cattle receipts reach 21 000 with choice steady and others slow to sale, calves and bulls steady, Texas fed cattle at 1.60, sheep and lambs appear weaker yet market declines ease late. Mains include 4 000 Western sheep and assorted hogs and mules in mix.
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Chicago
M.hha
Mai.wu
Texas Fed
Texas
BuMadette
Christman
Alia
Lamba
Janos’ Christias
His
Market Review of Cattle and Livestock Prices
New York market notes show mixed livestock results with cattle steady to firm and cows steady, bulls and steers at varied prices. Sheep and lambs higher with demand improving, calves steady. notable ranges include cattle 4.00 to 5.50, bulls about 2.0 to 2.75, cows around Madd. Calver Veala steady, and lambs rising on buying interest.
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New York
Dow
Strom
Toad
Rez
Canada
Howse
Stoudy
Last Liberty Cattle Prices Mixed in Dec 12 Report
The dec 12 cattle market shows steady to higher readings with entries like S4005.00 and 1045.18 across several lots. Prices for sheep and calves vary from good to common quality, with noted items such as 2.575 and 81 reflecting valuation and condition signals.
Cattle and Hog Shipment Totals From Local Stocks
Fragmentary OCR lists cattle and hog shipments with quantities such as 119 car cattle and 38 cars, plus 28 car sheep and hog figures. Mentions of lambs and teals appear, alongside notes on hogs heavy and numbers like 5 10nd 185 Digs. Overall text is garbled with unclear names and dates.
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Kot Bugfalo
Der
Yj Wen
Oitho
Bath
Unclear OCR item listing city balances and barrels
Fragmentary OCR text references city balances and barrels with numbers and words cut off. No coherent event or names are readable to form a proper news item.
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posteMoe
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Self and
the Highwayman
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Old Kentucky
Bartley Campbell
Siberia
A. E. Rogers
Seluton Tribune
Mrs. Winslow
Clark’s Green
Lackawanna Avenue
Wall Street Review
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Halt
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B. & Peccseees
Delaware & Madson
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Ossee
Louin
Cores Central
Norfolk & Western
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Central
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Pacific Mail
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York
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
National Bank
Scranton Savings Bank
Hird National Wink
Ih & Ry Co
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Clark & Snover Oo
Kcranton Bron Ann
Axio MI
Luckawanga Dairy Co
My County Savings Bank
Tevet Mi
Firat National Bank
Carbondales An
Standard Duillin
Nationa Bank Li Scranton
Bolt and Nut Co
Pasanaey
Iuiae
Los Chiy
Scranton St
Adeneeenen
Cae
Vervita Mediea! Co
McGarrah @ Thomas, Druggiste
Lackawarra Ave
Scranten
New York Grain and Produce
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
East Liberty Stock Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
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