Tunkhannock to relocate exchange and upgrade service
The Tunkhannock Telephone Company now controlled by A J Bedford plans to move its exchange from the Jennings block to the Stark block J F Sickler store. A new modern switchboard will be installed and lines extended as merchants become subscribers and homes connect.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Tunkhannock Telephone Company
A. J. Bedford
Scranton
Jennings
J. F Sickler
Stark Block
John B. Jennings
Mehoopany
F. J. Sampson
Ayer Advertising Company
Philadelphia
Peter McGee
Warren Street
Wlackemith Fey
Valley Company
Stephen Fitch
Keeler House
Lewis
Tewksebury
New York City
Mira
Ailen Fickner
Fireat Reynolds and Rossiter shingle mill
A fire at the Reynolds and Rossiter shingle mill on Mill street Friday evening started when an overheated exhaust pipe ignited dirt beneath the floor. Two academy students spotted the flames and raised the alarm, quickly dousing the blaze with water.
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Factoryville
Reynolds & Rossiter
Mill Street
Academy
The
Baptist Church
Nelson Gilmore
Ira Gardner
Scranton
J.C. Smith
Franklinville
Cham Chamberlain's Remedy Promotes Prompt Relief
A public notice advertises Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a prompt reliever for bilious colic. It recommends telling anyone affected to use the product and notes availability through Matthews and other agents.
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Chamberlain
Matthews Vas
New Milford Social Notes Hit by Incomplete Text
New Milford notes from February mangle names and events. Nellie Quinn visits Cohee ton New York relatives. Mrs Culvey hosts her mother Mrs Maa ters of Susquehanna for a few days. Presbyterian Ladies Guild to meet at Mrs Chester Vaile's home. Bishop Talboy greeted at Satterd parlor after St Mark's service. Miss Snew Aldrich confined at home last week by illness. Charles Benjamin went to Bingham for work with J W day. F Kimber visited his daughter.
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Mia
Charles Moxley
Halistead
Henry Cobb
Heart Lake
Mr. Harker
New Milford
Presbyterian Church
William VanCott
KH. W. Davenport
New York
David P Davenport
Gerald May
Hallstead
Mame Grinnell
W. M. Vantott
Miss May Hradiey
FL. Austin
Hroskivn
T. J. Carr
Frank Bannerman
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lo Bryant
Bingham
Woo
BL Ainey
Montrego
J. C. Ainey
Nellie Quinn
al Coheeton
Charles Culvey
Sidney Maa
Social events and local notices in Susquehanna county
The report covers social hops at Hogan opera house hosted by the Susquehanna Athletic Club and dances led by Prof. Flood and Pieces in Dinehamton. It mentions Ada Sindon’s wedding to Ab F. Birkett, real estate transfers, and the Erie railroad’s traffic and wage expectations. It also notes church collections, a teachers institute, and revival meetings in Montrose and Forest City with various local figures named.
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Sussyquehanna
Eeie Tore
Hawan Oper House
Susquehanna Athletic
Hogan Opera
Citizens’ Committee of
Great Bend Hallstead
American Chain Company
Brandt
Mallstead
iWallstead
Erie
New Jersey
Bian Francisco
Trevalian Islands
Delaware
Hudgon
New Fuam Road
Carbondale
Honesdale
Ada Sindon
Susquehanna
Ab F. Birkett
Carbondal
Charles Henry Newine
Methodist Church
Binghamton
Lenoxville
Sheldon
Forest City
Hardenhbergh
Montrose
Ro. Buck
Bethlehem
H. H. Dresser
Dinghamton
Montrove Methodist Church
Remarkable 111 year old credits Peruna in Texas
A McLennan county resident aged 111 credits Peruna for health across a lifetime. He claims it protects from sudden climate changes, aids appetite and circulation, and kept him free from grippe during epidemics. He praises Dr. Hartman and urges others to try Peruna with a free book offer.
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Ienac Brock
McLennan County
Texas
Bosque Falls
Waco
Valley Mills
Tiane
Andrew Jackson
Brock
Waco Times-Herald
Dallas Morning News
Chicago Times-Herald
Peruna
Harford Agricultural Society Elects Officers for Year
Harford holds its regular annual meeting with officers elected: President George J. Blearna, Vice President E. J. Whitney, Secretary EL EL Jones, Treasurer E. M. Watson. Executive committee Welter Wilmarth and two yeers, replacing H. B. Estabrook. Auditors F. P. B. Tingley and F. Wilmarth. Next fair set for September 29 and 27, 1000. Edith Erwin of New Milford visits Minnie Darrow. May Sweet returns from Nicholson. The Meth mist Free chord Sunday school hosts a social February 17. Walter Lewis visits Wilkes-larre. Fret Lindsley moves back to Mr. and Mrs. BE. J. Watson in New Milford. лекар
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Harford Agricultural Society
George J. Blearna
E. J. Whitney
EL EL Jones
E. M. Watson
Welter Wilmarth
H. 8. Estabrook
F. PB. Tingley
F. Dbd
Wilmarth
Edith Erwin
New Milford
Minnie Darrow
May Sweet
Nicholson
Walter Lewis
Wilkes-larre
Fret Lindsley
Harford
BE. “J. Watson
Debating outcomes spark student versus teacher clash
A university committee report on debates was rejected after lengthy discussion, with teachers trusted for judgment but students gaining influence. The walk committee announced judges for a campus bicycle walk and a pending liquid air lecture awaits air procurement, led by Professor Wells.
Market declines stall as traders hold profits gains
New York trading opened with selling momentum tapering after a midweek profit taking phase. Professional operators reclaimed confidence and supported prices with little outside demand. total stock sales reached 100 shares and bond activity was mixed with unchanged bids.
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New York
F& Boo
Forest City Society Notes and Local Events
Forest City reports visits by Prof. Thorpe and J W Menhennett from Lake Como. W C T U meets Friday at 3. Revival services led by Rev. David continue. Criterion Sporting Club formed with L J Wells as president and J A Brown secretary. Four telephones to be installed in No 2 shaft. Born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Cavanaugh on Feb 12. Mrs Richmond of Scranton visiting Mrs Frank Colburn.
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Beranton Tribune
Forest City
F. N. Steelman
Criterion Sporting Club
L. J. Wells
J. A. Brown
T. J. Pentecost
Lee
No. 2
Hillaide Company
Private Inc
Thomas Cavanaugh
Sion
Richmond
Scranton
Frank Colburn
Healing Inflammation Strengthens Lungs Against Consumption
A historic ad promotes a remedy that claims to ward off tuberculosis by healing lung inflammation. It urges immediate use to bolster the body's defenses, asserting quick overall system strengthening and a germ-proof chest. The copy appears as a period advertisement from New York.
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Saowae
New York
High School Notes Debaters Chosen For Carbondale Contest
The literary society held a social meeting Monday to hear the committee report selecting participants for a debate with Carbondale High School. A preliminary debate Friday weeded out weaker entrants, and three teachers plus three society members chose the final debater who showed convincing argument though not strong oratorical power.
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Literary Society
Carbondale High School
Scranton Wholesale Market Butter Dairy Prices Listed
Butter Creamery and dairy goods priced per tub and per bushel. Butter tub costs vary by type with creamery products listed. Various beans and flour prices noted, including per bushel and per unit costs.
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Western
Lnc
Wheat and commodities market report from Philadelphia
Wheat firm and higher for February futures reported as grains prices move. Corn steady with No 2 mixed. oats quiet yet steady. potatoes and wool flat. butter firm and eggs weaker. cheese unchanged. Refined sugars quiet. cotton firm and lower middling. tallow steady. live poultry and dressed poultry mixed with small price movements. Shipments show wheat 31 400 bushels and corn 177 400 bushels with oats and mix totals.
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Philadelphia
Tyatiige
New York
Western
Market Report Hard to Read Grain and Dairy Notes
New York trading opens with firmer wheat and mixed notes across futures and spot markets. Elevators report steady to firm tones in grains with scattered gains while dairy prices show steady to slightly advancing quotes across butter cheese and creamery products.
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New York
T. Ob
Tlimerd
Foo
B. Afta
Tates
Yale
Wake
Mark
Western
Chicago Livestock Market Report Prompted By Mixed Demand
Chicago cattle and hog market activity remained varied with calves down and canners steady. Prices for choice cows and mixed stockers showed modest shifts while Texas beeves and hogs remained active in thin trading.
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Chicago
Market Report Shows Feeder Cattle and Sheep Prices
The fragment notes mixed livestock with emphasis on shai roukh heavy and light categories, listed prices around £50400 and $1.45 per unit for western wethers, plus receipts of cattle about 2000 head and 34000. sparse, unreadable lines suggest sale yard activity and weight data.
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Cneice
Soler
Sitiah
Buffalo Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Receipts
Buffalo market notes for February indicate mixed receipts with light grades mostly weak while heavy grades hold or improve. Sheep and lamb receipts vary with prices steady for heavy offerings and lower for lighter lots. hog and cattle receipts described with fluctuating demand and prices lingering.
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Rieke
Kleist
East Liberty Auction Report on Livestock Lots
East Liberty sale notes heavy yorkers and lambs. Prices listed include $4 for certain pins and $707.75 total for veal valves. Various items described as cholee lambs and sheep steady with multiple weights and types offered by local workers.
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East Liberty
Oil City February report notes no bids or sales
Credit balances and certificates shown with no bids offered. Details list February entries including WW and numbers with small averages and totals. The brief indicates no sale actions occurred and references February dates and figures.
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Oil City
Mente
Agi
Rune
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Lacka. Troet & Safe Ben Ga
Beranton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co
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People's Treet Railway
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Jonas Long
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