Alligator Haunts Nokomis Lake in Scranton Area
In a tale from seven to eight years ago, Griswold kept a young alligator that escaped into Nokomis Lake behind Keystone Academy. It resurfaced recently to sun itself, shocking Griswold who recalls the four foot reptile has grown. Locals wonder how it adapts to cold water as a town crowd fears a possible danger.
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Nokomis Lake
Keystone Academy
Mr. Griswold
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Alligator
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Oried & Perasy'a Linih
Local fraud exposed by lodge ruler in Pittston report
An elderly man, posing as a needy lodge member, was identified as a fraud after A Marcus, exalted ruler, matched his description and handwriting to a hotel registry. The impostor admitted the scam and claimed to have run similar operations in major cities. A separate incident saw a target tender narrowly miss being shot during rifle practice at West Pittston.
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A. Marcus
The
Jocal Intee
Mr. Marcus
Marcus
Ninth Regiment
West Pittston
William Nolan
Nila
Wilkes-Barre
Nolin
M. J. Perrin
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Hannah Thomas
Weert Tittston
Garden Village
Wyoming Valley
Jaree
Slocum
Susquehanna
Wyoming
James Biocum
Sertier
Seovil Island
Man seeks quiet life after stomach disease
Ailing man with weak digestion desires solitude away from family. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is claimed to cure stomach and digestive diseases, restoring strength. Testimony from J Vanderwates of Chicago credits the remedy and its pellets with a slow but real recovery enabling work, sleep, and appetite. Free Common Sense Medical Adviser offered with purchase details.
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Banbury Cross
Tam
J Vanderwates
Weston Bireet
Ken Elx Hee
Golden Medical Discovery
Forest City Notes on July Fourth Visitors and Local Figures
Forest City reports visitors from Carbondale Belinda Higgins and Mildred Moran and Scranton resident Mise Repulah Hine. Alfred Davie and D. R. Bramon travel to Binghamton. Hillside company superintendent W. W. Inglis visits town. Doctors have been busy with the holiday week.
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Forest City
Belinda Higgins
Mildred Moran
Carbondale
Alfred Davie
D. R. Bramon
Binghamton
Mise Repulah Hine
Scranton
Forest City Friends
W. W. Inglis
Hillside Company
Montrose Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Events
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Montrose July reports a mild town climate, visits from Prof W F B Wilson and family, and a Philippine veteran Private Herbert Shufelt describing recovery after injuries. Local residents and guests are mentioned, with church consecration plans and a surprise fiftieth birthday for B K Avery.
Water Wheel Left In Slocum Village After Purchase
The row of houses in Slocum village has relied on a water supply from a wheel installed a year ago. Workers kept the wheel on site even after the purchase until the last project work was completed.
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Slocum Village
Heatwave Strains Hopbottom Residents and Visitors
Special to the Feranton Tribune notes extreme heat causing multiple prostrations among villagers. M. J. Hartley remains seriously ill since Wednesday, D. Ruberta shows partial recovery, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis from Providence visit their son Rev. L. Lewin. Alden Benjamin suffers a serious Fourth of July accident when a pipe with powder exploded during celebration.
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Mires May Ackerly
Alex Ander
Scranton
Myra Jackson
Winek
Frank Bell
William Harris
Karl Yeomans
Sint
Davis
E. M. Tifany
Alden Benjamin
Honesdale News Highlights Local Marriages and Weather
Announcement of the coming marriage of Miss Texsie Killgallen of Honesdale to John Pidgeon of Carbondale. Also notes visits, a Beech Lake picnic, church dedication plans in Blooming Grove, maple trees deemed unsafe after a shower, arrivals from New York City, a Grand Army reunion at Lake Lodore, and lightning strikes injuring no one.
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Texsié Killgallen
John Pidgeon
Carbondale
Artrude
Rockwell
Auburn
Nova
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William Terese
Telaware and Hudson
David Pierce
Leavenworth
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Edith Lorry
Grace Salmon
Helen Savage
Louisa Durland
Mme
Hea ‘Thompson
Messia
William Swift
Fred Menner
Milton Salmon
F. Suydam
Beech Lake
Florence
Mabel Godwin
New York City
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Local Social Notes From Factoryville Pan-American Week
In Factoryville Pa this week Mrs Walter Reynolds and Mrs Chas Knapp visit the Pan American exhibition. Reuben Gardner the State College graduate and electrical engineer has a new post in Schenectady. Lizzie Wrigley of Cazenovia returns after a visit with friends. Z W Ellenhberger hosts visitors from New York. Blanche Stark hosts Ruth Bell of Poyntelle. Alice Dean arrives from New York to visit Helen Wilson. Stella Bailey of Waverly visits Helen Bard. William Snover leaves for Trenton to attend to business for a month.
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Walter Reynolds
Chas. Knapp
Reuben Gardner
State College
Schenectady
Lizzie Wrigley
Cazenovia
Mra
Z. W. Ellenhberger
New York
Blanche Stark
Piles Cure Claim Touts 40-Year Sufferer Relief
An advertisement from Pyramid Pile Cure Co Marshall Michigan claims a long time sufferer found relief after trying the product. The testimonial asserts prior operations failed and walking became possible after a first application. The notice lists contact in Sacramento California and invites readers to obtain a free book from the firm.
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Pyremid Ding Co
Marahall
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Wall Street Review Reflects Bank Failures as Market Symptom
The article notes Bevenil National Bank failures and others in Pittsburgh as signals of broader conditions. It cites heavy speculative holdings, large syndicate support propping prices, and a sharp decline as support faded. Declines hit New York equities and railroad stocks, with total sales and prices dropping across sectors.
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Bevenil National
Pitlain
Germany
Seventh National Bank
Wallateeet
Wilted Sales Steel Corporation
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For Rent Offers and Auction Notices in Local Market
Classifieds show several rental options in the Tribune area including a 1200 square foot fourth floor space with heat light and power. Other rentals include a four room house at Wayne and Putnam and a ten room modern home on Green Ridge Street. An auction at the Westminster hotel room balances items and a wide list of sale goods. Additional sales include horses, a fox terrier, a cottage at Lake Sheridan, and various equipment.
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Unclear OCR Market Notes With Mixed Terms
Fragmented text shows market terms and product mentions, including dairy and agricultural items, with many garbled words. It references options, crop prices, creamery products, and color descriptive notes, but specific entities, dates, or clear events are not discernible.
Wheat Market Outlook Narrowed By Bear Factors In July Trading
Chicago grain circles report lower prices for September yet general weakness in the wheat market. Cash quotations show No. 2 red spring wheat and No. 2 corn quoted, with mixed results across staples and provisions closing softer from prior levels.
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Catton
Chicago July Cattle Receipts Report Mixed Movements
Cattle receipts total about 2 000 head with 1 400 Texans among them. Trade mixed with stockers and feeders weak to steady, fat cattle uneven, canners and bulls slow to fair, calves and Texas steers show light demand. Sheep and lambs stronger. Idaho range lambs high, western lambs around 75.00 to 105.00 per head.
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Buffalo Cattle Market Rebounds Amid Export Demand
The Buffalo market shows rising activity with export demand lifting cattle and sheep prices. Traders report improved tone for steers, fat cattle, yearlings, and lambs, with heavy interest from Canada and Michigan buyers despite some price variability.
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Canada
Beret
Weller
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Shrough
Base Ball at Braton and Philadelphia results
Baseball games reported with lineups including Washington and Carrick Clarke Criget and Connally Umpires Sheridan and Mandeut. Philadelphia match lists Patterson Nops Robinson Mane Powe with umpires Sheridan and Mandeut.
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Washington
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Philadelphia
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Dairy and Produce Prices From Local Market Listing
A vintage market row lists dairy and produce items with prices per bushel and per gallon. Items include fresh cream cheese and eggs with regional references and varied figures like 402.49 for peas and 233a for medium beans, reflecting historical pricing notation.
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MH. J. Dale
Milgalée
Ushel, Co
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Trends Across Farms
New York reports higher prices for cattle and calves with active bidding, while butter and milk prices rise. Hogs and sheep also show gains on top grades, with several entries indicating improved values and market activity amid late sales and regional demand.
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Unclear Sports Report From Pittehuig Area Competition
The piece references multiple umpires and teams including Foston and Cincinnati rivals. Names such as Ratterjee Mattheaven Warners Scott Bergen Hananonago and Cunningham appear alongside locations like Chicago Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Details are fragmented but indicate a regional athletic event with officials and participants.
Market Notes On Livestock Prices And Daily Trades
Readable fragments indicate livestock trading activity with terms like prime and good grades, cattle and sheep categories, and unit prices. Specific figures are unclear but references include wethers veal calves and yearlings, suggesting a general market brief on supply, quality grades, and pricing for livestock trades.
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Steadyentra
Bishot
Mia
Fragmentary Philadelphia Note On Cream Prices
Fragmented OCR style note references Philadelphia items with scattered terms about butter cream prices and nearby prints. It mentions July and mentions higher or unchanged values, but the text is garbled with no clear events or entities.
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Philadelphia
Fragmentary ties of cities and teams listed together
A garbled string lists Providence Montreal Sunitime Merlitnter Worcester Toronto Wariford Buffalo with scattered numbers. The text reads like a partial roster or schedule fragment lacking context or actions.
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Montreal
Sunitime
Merlitnter
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Toronto
Wariford
Buffalo
Puna Dove Certificates And Averages In Trade Notes
City reports July credit balances and 108 certificates with no bids or offers. Puna shows three dove shipments and a 244.1 average. Averages include 1,097 shipments over three days and an 06 612 figure.
Clock Tobacco faces Wentz and Duffy in Lake Lodere game
The opponent lineup includes M. Nesbit as manager and A. G. Nesbit as captain in the July 15 event at Grocer's Day. The Tributes newspaper notes the challenge by Wentz and Duffy's employer against Clock Tobacco in a game at Lake Lodere.
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Clock Tobacco Company
Lake Lodere
Ute
M. Nesbit
A. G. Nesbit
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