Post Office Burglaries and Local Delays In Susquehanna County
In Susquehanna County, near Red Rock, legends tell of a maiden’s grave by the river and her lover’s petrified remains found later in a mountain cave. Burglars blew open the Lanesboro post office safe, taking $90 in stamps and cash as a train passed the nearby bridge. Great Bend post office was also robbed. A Susquehanna dog ate a farm, triggering a costly legal fight that ended with a mortgage and eventual sale. Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. William Fitzgerald and Mrs. George Dodge. Local lodge elections, new Daughters of Rebekah charter members, and other civic notes fill the rest of the column.
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King
H. F. Manzer
M. L. Mercer
C. A. Miller
George W. Gleason
Mendy Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Simrell Corps
Lodge of the Daughters of Rebekah
Indigestion Advised Stomach Health Tip By Stuart Co
The piece argues every organ relies on the stomach for nourishment and warns against treating disease with unsuitable remedies. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid, describes symptoms, and notes the product is sold by druggists at 6 cents with a free health book offer from Stuart Co.
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Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
A Trip to China Town Draws Large Opera House Crowd
The audience packed the power opera house Monday evening for Hoyt's comedy A Trip to China town. A Carmel trio concert by Revs Rais Jay and Thomas followed at the Methodist church to a delighted crowd. Miss Mary Shea’s funeral was held at St. John’s Catholic church. Madam Jarley’s wax works will be produced soon by local home talent under Christ Episcopal Ladies’ Guild in Whitney.
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Power Opera House
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Locust Hill
St. John's Catholic Church
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Christ Episcopal Church
Whitney
Businessmen Advertise In The Tribune
Businessmen who use posters in ballooned editions to kindle fires may do so if they wish, but Tribune advertisers get value for their money and won’t pay for nothing.
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Local Residents Return to Activity After Illness
Mr Andrew Alden who has been sick for the past month is able to be out again Mrs Fell of Scranton has been visiting Mrs Hannah Bennett for the past week The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet at the parsonage this afternoon The Presbyterian Sunday school has a large attendance Charles Jones superintendent The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school is preparing a good entertainment for Christmas eve
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Fell
Scranton
Hannah Bennett
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
Charles Jones
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Pennsylvania Railroad Holiday Tours to Old Point Comfort and Washington
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers two Christmas Holiday Tours leaving New York and Philadelphia on December 21 and 29. Tours include hand somely appointed trains, Tourist Agent and Chaperon, and hotel accommodations. Rates vary by destination and origin with round trip options via Richmond and Washington or direct to Washington. For tickets and information contact Geo. W. Boyd at Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Gossiping child misquotes mother in playful exchange
Little Ethel asks if Mrs Gossip tells fibs like her mother. Mrs Gossip hushes and is asked why she thinks mothers lie. Little Ethel says every time you leave she says she hopes you will call again.
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Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Uses
Advertises a teething remedy claiming over fifty years of use by millions of mothers. It soothes, softens gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic and diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide. Call for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup only, twenty five cents a bottle.
Markets and Stocks Show Dull Trading On Wall Street
Speculation at the New York Stock Exchange was dull with brokers facing a lack of orders. Sugar fell from 112% to 111% then to 104, closing down 14 points. Manhattan slipped to 92 1/8. Western Union Missouri Pacific and Chicago Gas also weakened, total 60,000 shares traded.
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Gould
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Mears
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations
Scranton Board of Trade reports early quotation activity based on par value of 100 with Alil quotation details included for reference and pricing context.
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New York Produce Market Downbeat on Flour and Wheat
New York market reports dull to steady tone across commodities. Flour steady to unchanged while wheat prices faltered. options closed mixed with March and May positions showing slight shifts. Provisions steady, lard and butter unchanged. eggs firm in certain regions with state and Pennsylvania listings noted.
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Philadelphia Provision Market Echoes Steady Walnut Prices
Philadelphia markets report provisions steady with prices quoted for hams bacon lard and other meats. Figures show ranges by age brand and processing method across hams shoulders bellies and breakfast bacon with variations in unit sizes and container types.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market Summary
Chicago commodities report shows futures mixed on December 15 with wheat led by December and May contracts while oats and corn fluctuated. Cash quotes for flour stability persist with No 2 spring wheat around 98 to 99 cents and pork and lard futures cited alongside varied short rib and shoulder prices.
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Buffalo Market Review Signals Mixed Holiday Demand
Buffalo New York market report December 16 shows steers soft but steady with primes and heavy cattle sold around $209.95. veals dull to good. hogs active but lower. sheep and lambs firm with native lambs tested and mixed sheep bidding up to about $50 per head.
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Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts 1 500 head with a quiet steady tone. cows and bulls range 1 500 to 1 780 dollars, Texans 3 0 to 4 40. Hogs receipts 27 000 head with easy market and lower values. heavy packing lots 7 10 to 34 5, mixed 3 200 to 3 45. Sheep receipts 12 000 head with firm market. lambs 1 25 to 5 40.
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Oil Market Update From Oil City on December 18
Oil City reports a brief market note noting quoted balances for crude oil and nearby options. Trading activity and price indications remain muted with modest moves observed in early session quotes.
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