Local notices from Susquehanna area february report
A mix of local items from Susquehanna and nearby towns. portraits mailed via post office. C Fuller may move to Binghamton. Rev FE R Allen resigns as pastor. search committee formed. ice on river between Great Head and Kirkwood. J Caden dies aged 58. funeral in Starrucca. Niagara Falls excursion planned. Montrose sees whimsey and jail term for Henry White. May school to prepare teachers begins May 4 at New Milford for five weeks. multiple residents away visiting, social clubs, and church events noted.
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Erie
C . Fuller
Binghamton
The
Baptist Society
FE. R. Allen
Secon
Allen
Great Head
Kirkwood
Simmons
Buffalo
Charles Bogden
Bluestone
Lanesboro
Woneter
Rogers’ Locomotive Works
Paterson
New Jersey
Nypano
Erle
Johns Caden
Starrucca
St. John's
No. 11
Bara Archeson
Oakland Ride
Carbondale
Avenue Methodist Church
Oakland
Biarrucca
John Saden
John TD. Miller
Bundral
George, Me
Bostwick
Montrose
Niagara Falls
Montross
Anna Walters
Willow Street
Byron
Camp
Hogan Opera House
Henry White
Fastern Penitentiary
West Philadelphia
New Milford
Wallac e Hackley Hurt In Saw Mill Accident
Wallace Hackley, a saw mill worker near Ararat, suffered a crushed ankle and broken left leg when lumber fell on him on Saturday. Dr W W McNamara set the fracture and reports he is progressing well. The notice also records obituaries for James McMinn of North Jackson and funeral arrangements in Mt Pleasant with details on survivors.
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North Jackson
South Canaan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tower
J. M. Corel
A. H. Crozier
Mt. Pleasant
William
George
Carbondale
Hiram Rockwell
Booth Canaan
Charles Bloes
Forest City Election Nominations And Local News
Special to the Beratitey Tribune from Forest City dated February 14 reports revival meetings at Presbyterian and Methodist churches drawing encouragement. It lists Democratic and Republican concurrent nominations for local offices and notes Mrs. E B A Bloxham's hospital transfer for an operation.
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Forest City
W. H. Leek
Rocklaind
Lackawanna River
B Burgess
John F. Gallagher
Burgess
Thomas J. Pentecost
Fred T. Gelder
George Braln
Willian Giimmoe
William H. Bates
KR. W.taylor
W. J. Pentecost
William H. Jones
William Forrest
A. BR. Wheeler
T Warner Budd
John Kritako
EB. A. Bloxham
Lackawanna Hospital
At &Cranton
Avoca Resident William Gillespie Dies After Asthma
William Gillespie of Avoca died at the family residence on the West Side after months of asthma. He helped settle Pittston township at Crystal Farm about thirty five years ago. Survived by his wife and eight children Martin William John Frank Thomas Mrs Frank Connor Mrs Martin Methowan and Mrs Thomas Dougherty. Funeral tomorrow at 9 o'clock with interment in St Mary's cemetery.
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Avoca
Fariiy Verdence
Decease
Pittston Township
Crystal Farm
Gillesple
Martin
Willam
John
Frank
Thomas
Frank Connor
Martin Methowan
Thomas Dougherty
St. Mary's Cemetery
Avoca Subedistrict
Epworth League
Moosic Methodist Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Ladies’ Ald Society
Washington
Harris
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Aloysius Society
Mary Durkin
Scranton
J. D. Clark
West Bide
Chamberlains Cough Remedy trusted for babies and croup
The advertisement praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for infants and small children. It claims quick cures for coughs colds and croup and asserts it prevents pneumonia and whooping cough by liquefying mucus and easing paroxysms. Matthews Bros. distributes it through wholesale and retail channels.
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Matthews Bros
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Promote Blood Purity
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease needing internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to act on the blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials available. The preparation is said to be non quack medicine and mixed with blood purifiers, sold by druggists for a stated price, with Hall's Family Pills as a recommended product.
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CHENEY @ CO
Props
Toledo
Markets Show Early Strength Then Mixed As Outside Demand Falters
New York trading opened with continued strength from yesterday but outside demand failed to materialize. Dealers noted selling pressure from western accounts and stop prices, as professionals realized limited outside buying. Total volume 417,400 shares with irregular bond activity and a $2.7 million par value.
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New York
Puellona Rourves
United States
Philadelphia Grain Market Report Feb 14 Prices Rise and Steady
Wheat futures firm with Feb contract showing slight gains while corn and oats hold steady. Potatoes and cheese show minimal movement with refined sugar quiet. Cotton trends up modestly as live poultry and dressed poultry demand remains steady. receipts list flour and grain volumes and shipments of corn and oats.
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Cikes
Syed
Taltye
Wal@sc
Valle
Geen
Wille
Market Summary Touts Steady Cash and Futures Moves
A misty New York and Philadelphia trading note shows futures for May, July and other months hovering near steady while prompt prices recover late. Dairy and cheese markets mix with western track and creamery reports. observers note mixed tone as margins hold firm and prices trend unchanged to higher by session end.
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Cota
Uluth
Eptlana
Atlent
Ilevater
Clomm
Duly
Ohvie
Atic
Opthons Shew
Biate
Weltloe
Pennsylvania
Western
Eye
East Buffalo Market Report Amid Mixed Livestock Demand
The notes from East Buffalo dated Feb 14 show cattle receipts weak with dull demand and lower prices for veal and beef cuts. Sheep and lamb receipts at Keeceipta indicate 90 cars, with lambs opening firm but closing weaker, while sheep and mixed lots remained steady to slow with varied pricing.
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East Buffalo
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary
Chicago market round up reports mixed cattle demand with strong Texas fleets and higher Texas bulls while butchers stock stays steady. Prices show lower and dull trends in several classes amid ample supply and active bidding for select feeder and feeder cattle.
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Chicago
Texas
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