Montrose Notes Reed in Northeastern Pennsylvania
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Montrose reports residents in town for business and social events. Notables include William I Jesup Jr of Scranton, B MetCalf of Tal, Franklin Gardiner of Forest City, and Mrs George Watrous visiting Conteneille. Grand jury action includes ten bills from District Attorney Ralph B. Little. Rev James W Hayner preached at the Methodist Episcopal church. Dr John G Wilson has a grip illness. Local civic events include historical society meeting plans, a Mrectors association in February, and a Fisk Jubilee Singers engagement at Village Hall. Funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Parmalee held at Oakland Congregational Church.
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Scranton Tribune
Montrose
William I. Jessup, Jr
Seranton
B. MetCain
Tal
Franklin M. Gardiner
Forest City
George HH
Watrous
Conteneille
Paui
Emil Bell
New York City
S. Bruce Chase
Hallatead
Ralph B. Little
James W. Hayner
Methodist Episcopal Church
John G. Wilson
Myre
George
Burne
Eucire Perty
Locust Street
J. Rh. W. Searle
Susquehanna
Marcia E. Hedden
New York
Metropolia
Thomas McMahon
Pennsylvania
The
County Historical Society
Thie
Mrectors’ Association
Bein
D. M. Mateer
Presbyterian Board
China
Presbyterian
Mateer
Fiske Jubilee
Village Hall
McCausland
Frederick Work
Susquehanna County
Christian Endeavor Societies
Fisk University
Hillsite Employees Paid and Forest City News
Spotty items from Forest City dated Jan 18 note Hillsite employees paid today and Lyman Howe’s moving picture show at the Opera House tomorrow. Snow eased propshopping for farmers. Local visits include Misses Swarta Gilmar tin and Arnolds from Carbondale. Minor accidents reported on slick hills.
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Forest City
Hillsite
Lyman Be. Howe
Opera House
Liggie Swarta
Agnes Gilmartin
Alexander Arnold
Carbondle
W. ON
Dolph
Sarah Roberts
Carrie Golden
Walsh and
Johnson
Montrose
Arterly
Corby
Squire
Dundaff Street
Frank Gillespie
Susquehanna County News Briefs Include Elections and Tragedy
About one hundred residents watched May Irwin perform at the Stone Opera house in Hingham ton. The borough election nears and reformers push for councilmen focused on Main street improvement amid chronic flooding. Charles E. Whitney visits Erie shops and nearby towns El mira Hornellaville Salamanca. Miss Wine the Hinds dies at Vine avenue after protracted illness. funeral at J John’s Catholic church with high mass. Interment at Laurel Hill. Brakeman Wile son Aymack of Port Jervis injured seriously in a workplace accident Monday.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
May Irwin
Stone Opera House
Hinghamton
Main Street
Susquehanna County
Jack
Erie
Charles E. Whitney
Jackson Street
Elmira
Hornellaville
Salamanca
Port Jervis
Prize hen of the county and local notices
Al Sloat owns the county's prize hen bought in New Jersey and raised locally, with first laying reported last week. C. M. Kessler returned from Grand Rapids. Edward Skates moves from Syracuse to work in a chair factory. Mrs Bernstein and two children return from New York visit. Sheriff sale of D Arthur Thee estate for 100 dollars with mortgage. Edward Harms visits Brandt. George Lake dangerously ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Elmer Decker visit Montrose. A new window added at the Young Men's Christian Association reading room. Library committee buys forty two new volumes. Detective Jack ONeill injured after falling from a train into a culvert. William Hoover disabled by neuralgia. Rev D B Wilson to address YMCA family meeting. Railroad men organize.
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Scranton
Grand Rapids
Miehdward Skates
Syracuse
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OP. Bernstein
New York
T. J. Davies
Montrose
D. Arthur Thee
Edward Harms
Brandt
George Lake
Elmer Decker
Young Men's Christian Association
Jack O'Neill
Lackawanna
Hallytead
Michael Reed
A. F. Merrell
Willam Hoover
D. B. Wilson
Ale
Younga Men's Christian Association
Air brake lecture praised by Prof Noonan of Chicago
Last week an illustrated lecture by Prof Noonan of Chicago was delivered in the hail and called one of the most instructive air brake lectures ever listened to. A number of Miss Winifred Tingley’s friends hosted a reception at the Tingley home on Pine street Friday evening before her departure for Troy.
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Elasa
Prof. Noonan
Chicago
Winifred
Lilian Tingley
Tingley
Pine Street
Winifred Tingley
Troy
Local officials attend Harrisburg session and area clerks in Scranton
Ex Associate Judge H W Bardwell A H Squier and legislator John B Faswett from the county attend the Harrisburg session. Laula Hilkowich of New York clothing firm visits family and plans to move to New York. Rev W H Hiller preaches at the Methodist church. County auditors resume work and may finish this week. Attorneys Jorden Derschimer Pratt and Harding are in Scranton with the superior court in session.
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Tunkhannock
H. W. Bardwell
A. H H. Squier
Aga
Keeler
John B. Faswett
Harrisburg
Laula Hilkowich
New York City
New York
W. H. Hiller
Pactoryville
Methodist Church
Board of County Auditors
Death of Alexander Chester in No 13 shaft accident
A 15 year old Alexander Chester son of Mrs Belle Chester North End died after foot caught in a rib on the bumper at No 13 shaft. He was thrown and a loaded car passed over him. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Ancient Order of Foresters to attend.
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No. 13
Shaft
Alexander
Belle Chester
North End
Law Shaft
Michael Cannon
South Main Street
Naomi
Maine
Nellie Weddal
Belle Curtis
Lixtie Llewellyn
Sadie Howell
Abbie Dommermuth
Martha Bradbury
Minnie Dommermuth
Elizabeth Sanders
K. Decker
Frank Confon
New Bridge
Squire Fitzsimmons
Thomas Fitzsimmons
M. J. Ryan
Patrick McHale
Frank Parks
Frank McCarthy
F P. T. McGowan
Alexander Chester
Ancient
Order of Foresters
To Cure the Grip in Two Days Laxative Aree
An advertisement promotes a laxative named Aree said to cure grip in two days. It lists ingredients and urges readers to purchase for quick relief. The copy frames the product as a fast remedy during the illness season.
Olyphant Council Discusses Water Rates and Railways
In Newton’s absence, Mr Reap chaired the Monday meeting. The Beranion Railway, Olyphant Water and Sewer companies drew attention as many bills were approved while others were held for investigation. A fountain water bill of 25 was referred to a committee amid claims the fountain was water gratis. The grievance committee was formed to handle complaints. The electric plant faced criticism and two engineers were to appear at a special Thursday session. Gallagher urged action to curb railway evasion and high water rates for fire hydrants, with the water committee tasked to negotiate better terms. The annual board of health report was read.
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Newton
Reap
Beranion Pailway Company
Olyphant Water Company
Sewer Company
Cound
Delaware and Hudson Company
Gilingski
Conncil
Gilineki
Dardis
van Sickle
Dearie
Gallagher
Perfect Fit Guarantee for Garment Alterations
Store promises a perfect fit on every garment with expert alteration services. Staff assure customers of high satisfaction and attentive service for any needed tweaks.
Borough Proceedings Reveal Fiscal Stasis and Legal Moves
The year ended with a zero treasury balance from the last appropriation. Health statistics show 40 contagious cases, 115 deaths, 75 births, 45 marriages, and 25 nulcancers reported. Dr. Leonard Kelly named health officer after Crans resignation. Caleb Jones sues borough for flood damage. sewer company suit for damages and paving defects. Council authorizes action to compel Burgess Manning to explain refusal to sign sewer contract. Water meter installed. future charges at meter rates. Police salaries raised to $10 monthly amid ten percent wage advances. H. Bush ill with grip. J. Mahon in Philadelphia for a week.
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Crans
Leonard Kelly
Hile
Caleb Jones
Susquehanna Street
Burgess Manning
Burgers
O'Halloran
H. BR. Bush
J. H. Mahon
Philadelphia
Theatrical Treats at Academy Today and Tonight
The Academy presents Mevileon Gnieds comuing ais epic at Gaiety with We are shown a varied program. The flagship production One Night dia mae draws from Charles BK. Marre. The Lyneum Theatre lineup includes Lee Arthin and Mies Lilla Vane in a strong cast led by Harold Kassel. Seats for both matinee and evening performances are on sale now.
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Tower
Dia Mae
Charles BK. Marre
Ole Came Hare
Lee Arthin
Chile
Conpane
Mie Allen
Mies Lilla Vane
Glory Quayle
Dal
Mies Vane
J. Meee Kelier
Johnstorm
Misa Vane
Gary Quayle
Ularold Kassel
Robert Urebe
Kaebud
Moyahi Tirake
Haidk
Vrodorlek Conger
Polly Love
Thielver Gretlove
Lyneum Theater
Ryley
Mr. Miller
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Recalled as Harmful Remedy
An old advertisement claims the syrup eases children’s teething pain and wind colic, touting its use for over fifty wars of mothers and children. The note urges demand for the product worldwide, mentioning a twenty five cent bottle.
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Diario
Markets React To Steel Stock Decline And Dividend News
The market faced a confining mix of sentiment as steel stocks led losses after a disputed dividend outlook. American Tinplate fell on expected cuts while Federal Steel and others dropped several points amid uncertain future dividends. Some steel shares showed late strength and individual rails and banks held steadier, but overall volumes lagged and prices drifted lower.
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New York
Jan
American Tinplate Company
Apeculator
Colorado
National
Penna
New York Central
Penny
Erie
Kanawha
Michiwin
St. Louis
San Francisco
Burlington
St. Paul
Lackawanna
Delaware and
Hudson
Burer
Weather and market notes from Duluth area shifts and trends
The report outlines mixed winter conditions with weak winds and variable temperatures. It notes steady if uneven demand in butter and bacon markets, with cautious activity in beef and pork, and prices edging lower in western regions amid light trading.
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Ned
Tige
Elevdbor
Northedy
Duluth
Alan Ory
Steg
Duke Svowe
Faney Mall
Sele
Mer
Fragmented OCR Report on Wheat Prices and Markets
Readable lines show scattered figures for wheat grades, premiums, and price levels with multiple garbled terms. The fragment lists grain types such as wheat and flax and references dates, locations, and assorted numerical values without clear context or complete sentences.
Unclear OCR: Local Market Snippet in New York
Fragmentary OCR text from a New York market page mentions livestock values and items like pigs and sheep. The readable facts are limited, with references to numbers and generic market terms but no clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond locations and common stock.
Gem transfer references and shipload unspecified
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a gem transfer, a shipment quantity of 118,004 relaw, and an entity labeled SUPERIR ANing 10 with unclear context. No clear bids, offers, dates, or identifiable organizations are present.
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Erle
M. L. Miter
Dee. Hagan
Port Jorvia
Basi
Moesers
Tiffany
Hill
Horrivbore
Horace Perry
Elizabeth M. Parmalee
Binghamton
Oakland Congregational Church
Mackey
MeKune
Dorcas Society
Tuesaday
Fred Barnes
Front Street
Susan Hunt
Yerington
Fast Main Street
Thoning J. Tingley
B. A
Scranton Trifunia
Thompson
J. M. Gillett
L. F. Searles
W. J. Stoddard
Frank Crosler
W. E. Wrighter
W. PL .Tallman
Bert Lakin
Winwood
Carl
Ploy
Mary Ingalls
Augusta Latham
Libbie Henwood
Nannie Parnes
Bessie Lewise
Frances Benedict
B.A. Mead
Pp. R. Tower
FP. Crossman
CM. Lewis
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodial Episcopal Church
Inc. A. Hh. Hall
Hallstead
AVOCA
Olyphant
Atriet Ty
Collam
Jonas Loneg
Mevileon
Gaiety
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the Christian
Henry Miller
Richard Savage
Mrs. Winslow
Bane
S .Ccesses
H. Isaacs
Spru
Wall Street Review
Otal Sale
Konda
Wales
U.S
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
County Savings Bank & Just Co
Viret National Bank
Carbondale
Standaed Devi CO
Bolt and Sub Co
N Street
Fleet Mortgage
WWE Ocean
General
Dickson Masutarnielig Uo
Seoul
City of Scranton
St. Imp
Eprewanbuel Strapton Tiantion
MH. G. Mele
Lackawanna Ave
Fuller
Aitaliion
Haley
Allerivan
Brockiow
Owl
Manhattan
Teaple
Norfolk
America
N.Y
H.W
Mit
Tel
Benther
Fity
Union
Union Povitin
York
Exouane
Wiwin
Viner National Hawkie Scranton Savings
Hiwhit
Ah Co
Lacka
Dapel Ce
Clark & Snover
Sig. Co. Cereneny
Ion Wranton Uests
Lackawanes Ihliy
Vernee
Chicago Grain and Produce
Wilte
Salem
Tenet
Nelly
Wall
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