Alliance class marks progress in Northeastern Pennsylvania
Special to the Morarton Tribune reports the alliance third day at an Intermediate session with about sixty five members under W N Manchester. Local leaders include Mrs Lianesta Smith and visitors from Clark's Green Nicholson Dalton Hall-Breac and others. A Spencer heater is praised after a cold snap and attendance figures rise in the upper grades.
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Morarton Tribune
Alliance
Clase
W. N
Nicholson
M. J. Watkins
Hall- Breac
Pretty Home Wedding in Fortenia Pair United in Marriage
Yesterday at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hartung of Fortenia a pretty marriage service united Miss Clara Hartung and Mr. Charles H. Rettew of Brooklyn in the presence of immediate friends. Rev James P. Ware officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Daniise Smith and groomsman Mr. Stanley Rettew attended. The couple will reside in Growkivn, N.Y.
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Charles H. Retten
Clara Hartung
Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
High Roon
C. Hartung
Fortenia
Clara
Charles H. Rettew
Brooklyn
N.Y
Carbondale
James P. Ware
Grace Episcopal Church
Daniise Smith
Stanley Rettew Groeomeman
Retten
Growkivn, N.Y
Old Stark building eyed for repairs and modernization
In Tunkhannock at Tioga and Bridge streets the three story Stark brick building, once a Herrick Brothers general store, is eyed for extensive repairs after Henry Stark estate ownership. James Blark plans rent increases and partial relocation to L Hilkowich. neighboring lot owned by Nicholson heirs to be developed into a modern three story block.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Tioga
Bridge Streets
Fithie Borugh
Henry Stark
R. C. Herrick and
Herrick Brothers
Stark
Hilkowickh
South Tioga Street
Nicholson
TATE
LG. Stephens
Tunkhanak
A. Little
Weatherly
Carben County
H. A. Muck Ve. W. K
J. M. Keifer
Piilnrist
Ruth Sickler
Ithaca
Susquehanna Briefs Mention Local Visits and Health
Siarrucca February 7 reports Mr A W Larra Wee in Susquehanna on business last Saturday. Harry Mumford is gaining slowly and will soon be able to take solid food. His two sisters who have been with him since Christmas have returned home Mrs Taylor to Niugura.
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Siarrucca
A. W. Larra- Wee
Susquehanna
Harry Mumford
Mrs. Taylor
Niugura
Honesdale notes residents travel and local events
Miss Anni Brown visits Scranton and Wilkes-Barre while Grace Salmon stays in Scranton and Philadelphia. A F Weight hosts Constantine Volght in Utah. Mable Jones studies in Scranton. Epworth league members attend Thompson Pa convention. Local injuries from slippery sidewalks and a hospital call record. The Baptist church invites Rev C L Percy to become pastor as of March 1. New Legion hall banquet with out of town speakers and Freeman's orchestra. Erie railroad coal deliveries begin via the Delaware and Hudson branch.
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theScranton ‘Tribune
Honesdale
Anni Brown
Park Street
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Grace Salmon
Philadelphia
A. F. Weight
Constantine Volght
Deep Creek
Utah
East Lake City
Mable Kd. Jones
Mar Thorp
William Starbuck
Honesdale Epworth League
Thompson
Timothy O'Connell
Cora Stone
EF. O. Hamlin
Honesdale Baptist Church
C. L. Percy
Lamiscus
H. J. Whalen
Helmont Council
Legion of Honor
M. Freeman
Freeman
H. E. Paine
Erie Railroad
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
Farview
Chamberlains Court Remedy Promises Croup and Cough Cure
An old advertisement extols Chamberlains Court Remedy as a pleasant tasting medicine for babbles coughs and croup. It claims rapid relief for mothers and children and says it prevents attacks if given early. The text notes it eases whooping cough and mucus buildup. Sold by Matthews Bros as agents.
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Chamberlain's Court
Matthews Bros
Whirlpool Rapids Power Scheme Promises Practical Electricity
A plan by two inventors proposes converting the energy of Whirlpool Rapids into electrical power for broad use. They claim a 250 000 horsepower output with costs near a million dollars, funded by the promoter. Work includes rights of way, location surveys, and foundations before construction, with early customers lined up.
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Niagara Falls Gazette
Susquehanna County News Highlights and Local Events
A condensed Susquehanna County dispatch notes William and Mrs. Mack visiting relatives, a warding proposal for Susquehanna, and Bishop Talbot’s planned Christ Episcopal visit with services and a supper. Local society events include a Masonic banquet, a Youth group event at Christ Church, and a Knights of Columbus social.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
County Mercantilec
F. T. Gurke
Little Meadows
Charles M. Shelp
New Milford
Harry G. Lestie
New York
Mary Frances Carroll
Elmira
Christ Episcopal Church
Thomas Kane
John C. Kane
Trinity Memorial Church
Binghamton
Misa Moore
Newton A. Croft
Trinity Church
Christ Church
Canawada
William Mack
Duratgo
Cal
William M. Post
Montrose
BE. N. W. Searle
Samuel E. Falkenburg
Jersey City
W. Carmody
Anna
Marguerite
Mae Belcher
Jackson Street
Susquehanna County Medical Society
Hellstead
Susquehanna Masons
Order of the Eastern Star
World of Christ Fpiscopal Church
Is. N. Allen
Bapetet
Scranton
Keystone Academy
Jacob Helmer
Stone
State Board of Veterinary
Lanseboro
Susquehanna Fe
Oakland Borough
Knights of Columbus
Eric Avenue
Galusha
Congress
Hornsboro
Western Branch Union to Convene at New Milford Church
The Western Branch Union of the Christian Endeavor will hold a convention in the New Milford Baptist church on February 23 and 24. Local residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of social items, including visits from Mrs. Charles Ainey of Montrose and Miss Florence Moore of Lestershire.
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New Milford
Western Branch Union of the Christian Endevor
New Milford Baptist Church
Charles Ainey
Montrose
Florence Moore
Lestershire
Brent
H. VanCott
Dennis Faucher
Scranton
A. Risley
S. RR. Bell
Bringhamton
Nettie Millard
Heart Lake
Young People’s Society
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian
Mrs. H. Miller
Samantha's Album at Odd Fellows Hall a Success
A report notes Samantha's Album performed at the Odd Fellows hall with proceeds listed at 15 dollars 25 cents. Community groups including the Jonesville choir and Epworth League announced upcoming events and local residents were mentioned in visiting, renting, and social notices.
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Samantha
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Jonesville
E. M. Tiffany
Epworth League
ER. J. Whitney
Montrose
Endeavorers
Mabel Sherwoods
Lena
Edna Payne
Nevian Streeter
Walter Lewis
Gibson
Helly Darron
Tracy Richardson
Jessy Valles Fe
Advertiser
Hugh McConnel
Nathan Guile
Constipation Indigestion Ills Touted As Cured By Eerie Claims
Brief note reports an unusual claim that a mysterious procedure or remedy cures constipation indigestion and related ailments in men women and children, described with eerie language and uncertain efficacy.
Funeral arrangements for Governor Goebel completed
Rain drenched a large crowd as Governor Goebel lay in state at the Capitol hotel. Adjutant General Collier ordered soldiers withdrawn to capitol grounds to avoid tension. services begin noon tomorrow with a solemn procession through town led by police and officials. The body will remain in the vault until a suitable burial site and monument are chosen.
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Oehel
Indies
Collier
Capitol Grounds
Goebel
Capitol
Gobel
Capitol Hotel
Blackburn
Beckham
McCreary
Old Mexico Tour By Pullman Train Remains Deep in Color
The Pennsylvania Railround Company offers a special personally conducted tour through Old Mexico. A Pullman train with parlor dining sleeping compartments and observation cars leaves New York and Philadelphia February 12 for five days in the City of Mexico. Round trip tickets cover all expenses at 300 dollars from all Pennsylvania Railroad points. For details contact ticket agents and listed travel offices in New York Brooklyn Newark Baltimore Washington Pittsburg or Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Railround Company
Old Mexico
New York
Philadelphia
Montezuma
City of
Mexico
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway
Court Street
Brooklyn
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
B. Courtaender, Jr
Baltimore
Colin Studds
Southeastern
Washington, D. C
Thomas E. Watt
Western
Pittsburg
George W. Boyd
Markets Show Sharp Downturn After Speculative Run
New York stocks reversed late in the session after a vigorous advance fueled by margin buying. Bears pressed prices lower amid wide speculation and narrow margins with a feverish finish and mixed changes. Total volume 41,600 shares. bonds remained active with small price moves. Par value figures were incomplete.
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New York
Scranton Exchange Quotation List of Regional Stocks and Bonds
Scranton Board of Trade quotes cover par 100 prices for First National Bank Scranton Savings Bank Scranton Packing Co Third National Bank Dime Deposit & Discount Bank Economy Sherit H P Co Lackawanna Trust & Safe Deposit Co Scranton Paint Co Clark & Snover Co Clark & Snover Prof Bev Iron Fence Co Scranton Axle Works Lackawanna Dairy Co Prof Co Bivings Bank & Trust First National Bank Carbondale Branchard Drilling Prov Gas and Water Bonds include Scranton Pass Railway first mortgage due 1920 People's Street Paveway first mortgage due 1924 People's Street Railway general mortgage due 1911 Dickson Manufacturing Co Lackawanna Township School Scranton Bt. Imp u% Mt Vernon Coal Co Scranton Traction bonds 15 5 115.
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First National Bank
Scranton Savings Bank Scranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Lacka, Trust & Safe
Scranton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co
Clark & Snover
Iron Fence &M Fe
Scranton Axle Works
Lacka, Dairy Co
Bivings Bank & Trust
Firet Nat. Bank
Carbondale
Btanchard Drilling Co
Gas and Water
BONDS
Scranton Pass
People's Street
Wis
People’s Street Railway
Duc
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
Scranton
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Traction
Market Prices for Dairy and Groceries
Corrected by H. G. Dale listing Butter-Creamery dairy tubs priced at 2 cents, Cheese-Full cream new at 14, Beans per bushel choice marrow 2.40, medium 2.20, pea 2.20, Onions per bushel 45 cents, Flour 4.00.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Butter—Creamery
State
Wheat and Corn Prices Edge Higher in Philadelphia Market
Wheat firm and inverse higher on February contracts with New York and western demand. Corn also firm up to four cents higher for No 2 mixed and No 2 white, with various grade adjustments and nearby shipments noted. Livestock and butter show mixed to firm activity while sugars steady and cotton holds above previous levels. Flour and grain shipments listed with totals across wheat, corn, and oats.
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Philadelphia
Thijacs
Brendy
Baty
Pete
Pennacholes
Fae
New York and Western
Miye
Sheen
Geete
Tate
Wheat market review and price movements in New York
Wheat spot prices rose with No 2 red and No 1 hard Duluth quotes advancing, futures showing strength across March May and July contracts. Corn and oats also firm with steady to higher quotes, butter and cheese markets steady, eggs steady with slight declines noted in late trading.
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New York
Northern Duluth
Duluth
Advance
Net Advance
Blame
Skce
Atar
Mtgc
Mudie
Western Creamery
Blathe
Valve
June
State
Wheat markets rise on export demand in Chicago trade
Chicago dealers report strong export demand boosting a active wheat market with May futures firm. Cash quotes show supplies and grades for spring wheat and corn with slight gains across components including flour, oats, rye, barley, pork products, lard and whiskey in a mixed commodities session.
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Chicago
Outon
Harley
Hatte
Northwest
Cattle Market Report From Chicago February
Chicago market notes show cattle values lower than Monday with mixed stock categories and assorted prices for feeders, cows, heifers, canners, bulls, calves, and Texas beeves. Trading terms reflect fair to good demand with price variety across stock grades.
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Chicago
Texas
Local Market Notes on Livestock and Hogs
Fragmented OCR lists livestock categories and vague prices with mixed typos. It references cattle hogs sheep lambs and western wethers with unclear figures and training terms, lacking coherent context or identifiable entities.
New York Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices
The report lists calves hogs and sheep with varied prices and notes slow demand. It records cattle and pig values, with some items priced around 42 to 50 dollars and others lower, reflecting a sluggish market and mixed futures.
East Buffalo Livestock Receipts Drop Amid Mixed Market
East Buffalo reports four cattle receipts and declines across all grades with extra to fancy at 8,208.75 dollars. Hog receipts rise slightly but show 10 cent drop per car, while sheep and lambs show uneven demand with prices near steady for quality and lighter for poorer lots.
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East Buffalo
Cuttlhe
Hoge
Aidier Juma
Banat
East Liberty Livestock Prices Note Feb Market Snippet
Fragmentary market report from East Liberty showing cattle hogs and lambs with price hints. Mentions prime beef animals and hog prices and roughs, with unclear figures and terms. Contains multiple garbled phrases and inconsistent units.
Credit balances and shipments reported in brief note
OU City reports balances and certificates with cash oil shipments. LAS overuse noted alongside Br Rams Da Tod and Th Ast in a terse financial blurb dated February 7.
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OU City
Salon SQ
A Resident Physician Promises Cure All Stomach Ailments
A fragmentary ad praises Dr Von Bian's pineapple tablets claiming they heal stomach disorders from indigestion to chronic troubles. The copy mentions Matthews Pros and W. Tr. lork selling the pills on a local market street.
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von Bian
Bor
Matthews
W. Tr. Lork
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