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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1899

Page

2

Creamery Plan Moves Forward Near Railroad Station

Farmers at Montrose agreed to form a stock company to build a creamery near two railroads. R. Searle secured two acres from Warner and Lehigh Valley holdings east of the Harrington property for the site. Over £1,000 has been subscribed with stockholders including R. Searle E. P. Munger F. Bennett C. T. Darrow and A. I. Sturtevant.

Montrose Court House Aiso Searle Warner Pathte Lehigh Valley Railroad Company W. H. and J. ©. Harrington Ft. S

Mysterious Death in Scranton Area

Andrew Kuleski and Polander, about 21, died after Christmas night injuries while visiting Edwardsville. He left Sturmerville with $300 and a revolver, was hurt at a friend’s home during a celebration, fell and died. coroner’s jury to investigate foul play suspected.

Titteton Andrew Kuleski Polander Sturmerville Edwardsville

Susquehanna County Chronicle of Local Deaths and News

Funeral arrangements reported for Mrs Edward Smith and infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Dumble of New York. Also notes on Baptist church ground breaking, revival services, and various local visits. Erie boosting coal theft police and locomotive deliveries. jury ordered in Richard O Callahan death case. licenses sought by twentyone residents. charitable and civic notices across Susquehanna.

Susquehanna Der Edward Smith M. Tingley Cemetery Street New Milford Fred Burr Olyphant New Baptist Crushville Edward Dumble New York St. John's Branch Susquehanna Council Cc. B. L Richard O'Callahan Transcript Journal Susquehanna County Christian Endeavor Convention Presbyterian Robert Fy Y, Pierce Scranton M. J. Crane Susquehanna Borough L. Rivenburg North Jackson William Carrington Oakland Township Erie Robert Rogers Jackson Street L. 8 Gilbert Denver Colorado Susquehanna County Tenchers’ Association Lunesboro F. O. Mastin Deposit Ly Theri Eric's New Printing PLC Warla Bryant Thompson Moritroy Justice of the Joseph M. Williams Richard Callahan West Main Street

Pittston Notes Window Display In Star Shoe Store

Pittston on December 28 features a fine mechanism displayed in the window of the Star Shoe store. The item attracts attention with its intricate gears and polished craftsmanship, drawing curious shoppers and passersby alike.

Scranton Tribune Pittston Star Shoe Store

Woolen mill shift as Tunkhannock firms plan merger

Local stockholders meet to discuss arranging the sale of woolen mill machinery and moving operations. The Tunkhannock Manufacturing Company plans to produce spools and finer cloth in a new arrangement with the woolen mill interests. Feathers will manage the new spinning operations, targeting a start by early August. Nearby officials and residents attended the funeral of Hon. A. M. Magsiman, while others noted oaths of office and visits by state and federal officials.

Scranton Tribune Tinkhannock Moo Cannines Tihe Construction Willooa Shickelinny Avell W. Ford Tirantrim Township M. W. Carteleht Meshappen C. M. Kiehpuueh Interior Department Harrisburg George Biddleman J. Z. Lott Pengion Department Washington A. M. Magsiman Morice W. Roredie Falie Township A. M. Eastman Grand Ariy The Republic Kojetus Tyrhiss Fin A. Wendy Maragasesattion Wyoming Hevl Putnam Street New. S Hodge Proebeterbin Et

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised For Trust

Readers relate experiences with Chamberlains Coach Remedy noting relief from colds and coughs and claims of averting pneumonia. Children are said to be saved from whooping cough and croup as the medicine is sold by druggists and by Matthew Bros wholesale and retail agents.

Chamberlain Remoedy Matthew Bros

Local Notes From Towanda and Surroundings

Bradford County brief items report Charles Murrow a former merchant dying in New York on Wednesday. Arthur Head, court stenographer, wins premiums on eight Wyandotte fowls at Elmira show. Agnes Miller and Waltriet Lines visit W Gaylord. Stage comedy Blue Jeans booked at Hale's Opera House. Local residents visit relatives and friends. Shooting affray at Klondike resort leaves Frank Mitchell hospital bound. F Weeks and Eva Stephens wed in New York. John Kennedy, ex-Athens resident, dead in the Philippines.

Towanda Charles Murrow Hile New York Welnesday A. Vanmeet Merrick Arthur Head Elmira Agnes Miller Wwatrlet Lines LeRaysollly W. Gaylord's Elue Jeans Hale BE. BP Petts Philadelmia van ¢. Peters Stroadsburg Quealy N. N Frank Mitchell Sayre Hospital F. (. Weeks Mies Eva J. Flephens Browart Charles B. Horton Sharphure W. T. Horton G. L. Gaylord Woeetheld Maas Wy- Alusing FR. W. Gaylord John Kennedy Athens Philippines

Quiet wedding and tea honor in Montrose and Delgware street

Epontalte reports a Wednesday evening tea in honor of Aire W. F. Mavero as she prepares to move to Montrose. A wedding at the Horton home on Delgware Street joined Miss Td May Penewall and Archie Pentecost with Rev. Fredman officiating and a blue white dress couple leaving for a short wedding trip. The event drew families of the couple and town’s notable residents while H W Krown visited Waverly on business.

Scranton Telhane Factoryville Besele Umbalts Pottaville Hinds Ruth Mekson Indy Masonic Lodge W. M Charles Klinefelter William Tingley J. WW Samuel BR. Dilly Wilton Bromley Smith Fisk Jubilee Singers H. A. Morrill Methodiat Episcopal Church Charles Kinnefelter Mulford& Co Philadelphia Groves Street Mater Palmer Scranton Stephen Hartman Bunkerhill Grace Starner Tuntkhannock Mame J. Trower Str Edward Horton Delgware Street W. & Bryant H.C. Amos Waymast H.W. Krown Waverly Yestermlay Biethers

To Cure a Cold in One Day with Grove’s Bromo Quinine

An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Taky Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims refunds if it fails and features E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.

Dregeists E. W. Grove Wach Box

Market Wobble Driven by Traders Amid Uneven Demand

New York trading opened lower on London price trends as speculation and professional manipulation influenced stocks. Declines in rail and listed issues offset gains in others while money markets remained steady. investors awaited January payments and remittances from Boston eased liquidity despite gold shipments and out of town funds.

New York Dee London Hetines Metropiniiten Sumer Mrorkion Paul Treigh Paine Boston New York Exchange Totovelos Marinesa Harvate

Fragmented corrected dairy sale list appears in OCR note

Corrected by H. G. Dale the fragment lists Butter Creamery cheese and dairy items with prices and units. It mentions beans marrow, potatoes, lemons per box and flour with various prices, in a rough catalog style for a local market.

H. G. Dale Western Wee

Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Report December 24

Wheat unchanged at contract grade for December. Corn steady with No. 2 mixed in December and options. Oats dull and easier with No. 2 white slightly higher. Potatoes steady with Pennsylvania choice and New York Western grades. Butter firm. cheese unchanged. Cotton firm and higher with middling uplands. Live poultry easier with several price ranges. dressed poultry firm with varied demand. Flours and meal listed with large shipment figures and daily stock levels.

Philadelphia New York Western Remry Western Southwestern Souther Walle Medhim Duluth F. Ca Isc Yatte B. Aftont Siac State Pennsylvania

New York Grain and Produce Market Report Summary

New York grain and produce prices show slow activity with widespread price concessions needed to spur buying. Wheat and corn futures drift and hold near steady levels, while butter and cheese demand remains cautious and prices uneven across grades and regions.

Wheat and grain markets dip on Liverpool drop across Chicago

The Chicago market saw wheat ease amid Liverpool declines and favorable crop news. Receipts and nearby country offerings supported corn with a modest gain. provisions held steady. Cash quotations listed varied for wheat corn oats rye and related staples with mixed price notes.

Chicago Liverpool Odie

Texas beeves and sheep prices weigh on Chicago market

Receipts show cattle 14,000 head hogs 25,000 head and sheep 1,000 head. Texas beeves and mixed stockers move higher with active demand. Cows and bulls price ranges stretch from steady to firm while spring lambs and western wethers show varied gains and losses across classes.

Chicago Dec Strang Colven Iamba

East Buffalo Livestock Receipts Mixed Market Report

East Buffalo livestock receipts show a mixed trend with cattle steady to lower values and hogs generally slow. Sheep and lamb demand is dull with declines for both categories and prices listed for various cuts and weights.

East Buffalo

Farm Market Report From New York December Trade

Dec 4 report notes steady to firm tones with limited trading across live stock. Cattle and calves sold steadily, veal prices around $509 per head, calves to $63.75, sheep and lambs softer with top lambs near strong grades, hogs weaker with western offerings around $700 per 50.

New York Canada

East Laber cattle and hog market update list

The report lists cattle steady to good, hogs slow and lower with prime and heavy futures noted, sheep steady with choice and common categories. Prices shown include various grade references and unit figures, reflecting mixed cattle and hog trading conditions.

East Laber

Credit balances and shipments reported in OW City

Credit balances total 1.06 with certificatem details. Shipments record 115,70 barrels with overstated figures. Runs noted at 102 barrels and average 81.008 barrels.

OW City

Better Without a Stomach Hurts Less Than One With One

Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets stimulate the digestive organs and help enjoy the good things of life. Carry in your vest pocket a small 18 in box, sold by Matthews Bros and W. T. Clark.

Providence von Stan Devls Matthews Bre W. T. Clark

Friday Sale Urns Umbrellas and Embroidery Supplies

A vintage sale notice promotes umbrellas at 39 to 79 cents Friday prices. It highlights mer cerized cloth umbrellas with iron frames and congo handles, plus pillow tops for embroidery in diverse colors and patterns. Customers urged to buy early for best selection.

Friday Bargains Invade The Far West Furniture Hall

A retailer touts a large clearance with two hundred sewing tables at 65 cents on Friday. The sale features water colors in gilt frames, rich dress fabrics, children's flannelette nightgowns, and heavily discounted kitchenware on Second Floor Wyoming avenue corner.

Far West Wyoming Avenue Corner

Great Department of Domestics Bargains Offer Vast Fabrics

Two great bargains from the Department of Domestics promise cheap fabric values this year. Thousands of yards available after 10 o clock, including Standard Calicoes at 334 cents per yard and Martha Washington brand fabrics in multiple grounds. Also striped and plaid ginghams at 53 cents and Alabama brand fast colors three cases offered. Frugal shoppers find dressmaking materials and quilt coverings at low prices.

Martha Washington Zije Alabama

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Northeastern Meeting OF Farmers Edward Joyce Monte Tain Susquehanna County de Waittiy Sena Bradford County Forest City Epontalte, the Beronten Wall Street Review North Pretfie Pawith Mihlon Pawlth Rene Cesne Chicago Board OF Trade Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Oie Scranton Avinges Bank Wee Scranton Packing Co Third National Hank Scranton U1 Lacka Rust & Safe Ee Eranton Paint Co Tar & Snover Co Aee Clark & Snover Co Sheen Iron Fence St. Imp Mt. Vernon Coal Co Beranton Axle Beranton Traction Heranton Wholesale Market New York Grain and Produce Chicago Grain and Produce Buffalo Live Stock Market East Liberty Department of Domestics Jonas Longs
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