Local notices and social items from Factoryville area
The column reports on a new paint mill's first output, a correction about a death by chloroform rumor, New Year weather, and Tunkhannock's bid for Salvation Army barracks. It notes a Clinton township road petition, a lodge gathering with humor about Rebekahs, visits by Carbondale residents, a temperance service, and local social calls and errands around Carbondale and Factoryville.
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Honsdale
Samuel Saunders, Jr
Factoryville
Tunkhannock
Salvation Army
Kidd
Court of Quarter Sessions
Clinton Township
Depot
Ieane
Rebekah
H. Briggs
Harry Griggs
Carbondale
Fred M. Osterhout
Albert Post
Wilken- Barre
N. A. Gardner
Union Temperance
Baptist and
Methodist Churches
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. J. Watkins
Thanlist Church
Usu
Capwell
Hattie Crpwell
Stephen Capwell
New Welse
Scranton Brother Receives Treatment at Waylor Hospital
In Scranton C E Lee Brown lies under medical care at Waylor hospital while family members Bertha Leona Bite Jones Hannah and others visit and later return home. The fragment notes medical treatment and local visits surrounding the patient.
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Warts
Scranton
C. E
Lee Brown
Waylor Hospital
Bertha Leona
Jones Hannah
Community Religious and Local Notices Summary
Raimond Young Men’s Christian Association hall hosts Sunday services with a Baptist evening sermon. Presbyterian Young People’s Society Christ in Endeavor installs officers Fred D. Lamb president Frank W. Swigert vice president Allie Scotten secretary Mrs F B Knapp corresponding secretary Lillie Tingley treasurer. John Carrigg of Binghamton visits town. Women’s Christian Temperance Union to meet at Mrs G W Ward’s home Thursday afternoon. Dr Thomas Sevon of Windsor visited John W Chidester over Sunday. Train 19 injures a Hungarian in the yard Monday morning. Grace Waterman of Hickory Grove visits locally Sunday.
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G. W. Ward
Thomas Sevon
Windsor
N. Y
John W. Chidester
Grace Waterman
Hickory Grove
Borough and church groups in action across Moosic area
The town hosts many meetings this week including the borough council regular session, Women’s Foreign Missionary Society at Mrs. Wheeler’s Grove street home, and Methodist Sunday school officers election Friday. Also notes on births, staff changes at the church, students resuming studies, and a Lincoln anecdote about John Helm with Lincoln’s pardon message.
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A. R. Wheeler
Grove Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Owen McClain
J. BE. Sickler
Fairview
New Jersey
Kate Campbell
Binghamton
I. BR. Wester
Edna, Minn
A. McAlpine
Leon Schlager
E. L. West
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Martin Keifer
Dun
Missionary College
Nyack
Hudson
St. Mary's Choir
Olyphant
Mary Jennings
Dunmore
Hubert Atkinson
Buffalo
N. Y
O'Malley Hotel
Reuben Cole
Carrie
Elizabeth, N. J
James Levan
Moosic
Snowstorm Delays Delaware and Hudson Trains
HONESDALE reports a heavy Friday snowstorm blocked the Delaware and Hudson gravity road. Trains ran late all day, with Conductor Pearce’s 7 20 p m departure not reaching until 2 a m Saturday. Local visitors include Charles Hand and wife from New York.
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Charles Hand
New York
Horace Hand
Jacob Miller
Glen Dyberry Cemetery
Florence Wood
C. M. Parker Concert Company
Delaware and Hudson
Pearce
Raymond Hardenburgh
West Chester Military School
Christian Endeavor
Willits
Joseph Crandall
Atlantic City
Taylor Geseke
Main Street
Henry Friend
Tie That Bound a Loyal Confed Leader to Providence
A Washington Post retelling cites Senator Mills on an old Kentucky figure, John L. Helm. Helm, once governor, backed the Confederacy during the Civil War, resisted Union forces, and endured prison multiple times before release. His obstinacy and connections drew Federal attention and sparked repeated detentions.
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John Helm
Weill
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Ti Nois
Mills
John L. Helm
Kentucky
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Senator Mills
Corsicana
Ube
Sources of color in arts from natural pigments
The text lists color sources and origin notes for artistic pigments. It mentions cochineal for carmine and scarlet, sepia from cuttlefish, ivory and bone black from animal sources, Praisian blue from animal matter with alkali, plant and root derived colors, and various earths. It cites Turkey red, gamboge, Siena earth, raw umber, and others with peculiar odors and process notes.
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Turkey
Sienna
Italy
Umbria
Greelan
Safe from burglars plan by hats in hall
Miss Twitters believes she is safe from burglars by hanging four men's hats of different styles and sizes on the hall hat rack. She hopes the sight will deter any intruder who surveys the array and decides the house is too risky to rob.
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Harper's Bazar
Miss Twitters
Miss Kittish
John
Benc
Great Railroad Wreck Sale Of Clothing At Scranton
A wreck leads to a ten day retail sale of over 97 000 dollars in clothing salvaged from the railroad incident. New stock from a leading clothier will be sold at loss prices at 427 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton Pa. starting Thursday January 6 at 10 a.m. Open evenings until 9 p.m. Entries restricted until opening.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Moon
Carr
Melton
Harris
Young Mer
Washington and
Wyoming Avenues
Oil shipments and balances report from January
In December and January, the oil balance shows 11,097,787 barrels shipped and 6,460 barrels in runs. No bid for certificate oil is recorded as oil deliveries of 6,000 barrels cash oil are regular. The report covers OU City and Pa. areas with lending and runs around 14,074 barrels for January.
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OU City
Markets Show Tight Money Market On First Trading Day
Wall Street opened the new year with a tight money market and a squeeze in call loans. Rates rose to six percent with some offerings at 2 1 2 percent, while no loans under 2 1 4 percent were reported. Total sales reached 2,000,000 shares amid limited funds for speculation. Philadelphia market notes mixed gains in grains and crops with steady butter and eggs, and various price shifts across wheat corn and potatoes.
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New York
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Mears
Philadephia
Philadelphia
Wester Creamery
Pennsylvania
New York Produce Market Quiet on Spring and Winter Brands
Quiet and lower activity noted in New York produce market on January 2. Prices for choice brands of spring and winter varieties showed softness amid steady demand for city mill patents.
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New York
City Mill
iGelw
Market summary of grain dairy and fats prices
Commodity notes show weak corn and oats with further declines amid ample supplies. Beef and dairy prices vary with firmer beef and steady cheese outputs. Refined petroleum markets stay subdued with little buying interest across major hubs.
Chicago Grain Market Report with Mixed Futures
Chicago price quotations show mixed futures for Wheat Corn and Ribs with erratic figures. cash market lists flour and grain prices along with a long receipts tally across wheat corn oats rye barley and flour. The report notes various grain grades and commodity prices including pork lard whisky sugars and timothy priced in dollars and cents.
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East Liberty Market Prices Report From January First
Market notes from East Liberty Pennsylvania show fluctuating livestock and commodity quotes. Prices include prime cattle at various grades, heavy and rough stock, sheep and veal calf valuations across multiple categories with notable activity observed.
Cattle and hog prices noted in Chicago market roundup
Chicago market report shows cattle and hog prices with ranges for stockers, feeders, and hogs. Entails figures such as M90 head, hogs at 5.00 to 1.07 per head, and lambs noted with several price points, reflecting market activity for livestock categories.
New York Cattle and Hog Market Report Brief
New York market notes show Reeves-Active steers rising to 82.75 for native steers and 82.75 for stags. Wally cattle bring 282.75. calves steady at 21.95. Grassers 303.00. westerns 8,042 head. Sheep firm with lambs weak. hogs firm around 14.15.
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New York
Reeves
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