Intuition and a Train Schedule Collision in a Boston Home Tale
Edith Minster's Boston Home Journal piece follows a pair entangled by misread signals and small delays. A stalled courtship unfolds around the 11.02 and 6.53 trains, tea, and a window into subtleties of love and choice as the couple navigates suburban spaces and missed connections.
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Marke
Scara Indedl
White
Jen
Toran
Loupe
Nurse
Weil
Jace Lote
Sean Qaicidhen
Barry Hommemt
Harry
Sue
Sue L
Mullins
Tran
Bridget
Waltham
Misa Ethel Beebee
Rose Villa
the Highlands
James G. Maine
Willam van Renesaeler
Papa
Willie
Nat al
Edith Minster
Boston Home Journal
Linkville Snakes Haunt Oregon Border Region
A San Francisco Chronicle feature describes Linkville near Alumath Falls as a land of abundant harmless snakes along the Klamath River. Visitors note barren scenery, a looming snake menace on riverbanks, and locals report large numbers with a tame nature.
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Klamath Falla
San Francisco
Kalamath Hot Springs
Yental
Linkville
Klamata
Irvine
Linkeville
Champion Wolf Killers Dominate Northwest Bounty War
Joe and Lon Brown trap wolves across a 60 mile cattle range from here to the Black Hills earning 10 dollars per gray wolf and a dollars per coyote in three bounty districts. John Albers reports on operations as cattlemen fund the bounties.
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Bull Creek
White River
Jesse
Lon Brown
Noa
Northwest
Joe
Lon" Brown
Here
Mack Hills
John Albers
Bronx
Missouri River
Black Hills
Cheyenne River
Jackson County
Jackson
Pratt County
Pratt
Wisconsin Lumber Output Described by Federal Agent
Filbert Hoth of the U S Department of Agriculture outlines Wisconsin’s vast forest resources. He notes a population near two million with over 600 million feet of lumber annually and a wide stretch of timberlands, urging stricter regulation to preserve lands and future output.
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Filbert Hoth
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Parker
Incomplete OCR piece on marriage and names
Fragmentary text reads oddly about a wedding or marriage, with scattered terms like Uber and Bland. No clear event, date, or identifiable people can be confirmed from readable portions.
Scranton Tribune Almanac 1899 Supply and Praise
The Scranton Tribune Almanac for 1899 will be ready Monday and sold by carriers or news stands amid unprecedented demand. It receives high praise from multiple papers as a comprehensive political handbook and household encyclopedia with over 200 pages of state county and national data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Tribune
Scranton Teihune Handbook and Annual Preview
A local publication honors the Scranton Teihune handbook and annual for its comprehensive format. It highlights its well arranged information on many topics both local and general, with authoritative answers and credible sources emphasized.
Almanac Treasures From Wilkes-Harre and Scranton Tritline
The Plain-Spanker notes receipt of well compiled almanacs from Wilkes-Harre Hecord and Scranton Tritline. Both serve as valuable daily information compendiums, reflecting creditable work by two of Pennsylvania's leading newspapers.
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Hintleton
Scranton
Scranton Tributes Annual 1374 Issued for Local Information
The Scranton office prepares a large handsome annual titled The Scranton Tributes for 1374 under political and household use. It is a book of over 400 pages with extensive general and local information and numerous local illustrations.
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Scranton
Lebaron Report Reviews Tritt Vine Political Handbook
The Scranton Tribune notes receipt of the Seranton Tritt Vine Political Handbook described as containing political census and statistics for nation state county and city plus other useful information. It calls the handbook a comprehensive, valuable achievement of the contemporary press.
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Scranton Tribune
County Wood City
Seranton ‘Trittvine
Annual Political Hand-Book Issued By Scranton Tribune Office
The Tunkhannock New Age notes a fine annual compiled by the Scranton Tribune office. It is heralded for its thorough, well organized compilation and wealth of information valuable to all readers, reflecting the Tribune’s enterprise.
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R. J. Horner & Co
New York
Eden Musee
Horner & Co
Beat
Scranton Tribune
Pennsylvania
The
Tribune
Sergnton Tribunelis
Securrenees
de Dereon
Propper
Witlel
Lauder
Dt Haa
Metropoltan Press
Scranton
Tribune Force
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Oman
Ceenoanien
Iim
James
Binnie
Dieter Renin
Anthl
Seo Ee
Honda
Duidhiane
Swihteepland
Oime
A. Flackis
Dairy
Klamath Co
Oregon
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Gant
South Dakota
Commonwealth
Heath
Thor Yen
Horner
Ferrett
Ara
Pearl St
the Tribune Almanac
Philadelphia Dadwer
Honesdale Citisen
Scranton Tribune Alemanae
Lancaster New
Nina Ieee
Townalia
Pittston Gagette
Beranton
Wayne County Herald
Wilkes-Puurte
Depuler
Elmira Telegram
Towanda Rewview
Beantown Tribune
Hand-Book of Reference
Scranton Tritt
Tie Tribune
Pittsburs Tires
Olyphant
Scranton Tribune Fc
Lackawanna
Carbondale Herald
Beranton Tribune
Lwib
Towanda
Scranton Teihune
WMO
Wilkes-Barre
Lebaron
Scranton, PA
Moosic
Hushdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Minetrio
Repauno Chemical Co
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka Ave
És.co
John H. Phelps
Pharmasist
Spruce Street
Medicine CO
Cleveland
Wyoming Avenue
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