Wyoming Seminary viewed as prize in Scranton Tribune contest
The article extols Wyom ing Seminary in Kingston Pa as a prime prize in The Tribune Educational Contest. It outlines the seven hall complex, five study tracks Latin scientific literary scientific and technical, and details facilities, faculty, library, laboratories, gymnasium and grounds. It urges local and rural youth to enter, noting other rewards, the Keystone Academy, and urges prompt participation.
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Union
Centenary
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Kay
Kingston
Newbitt Hall
Caroline M. Pettelune
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Schwel
Cardling M. Pettebone
Soho
Scranton Tribune
L. J. Sprague
Mise
Charlotte L. Chubbuck
ML Oa
Laiy
Europe
Iiterary
Amphintyon
Ela
Alpha Phi Fraternity
Adelphtin
Pintontin
Special Rewards Show Incomplete Scholarship Items Listed
A damaged notice outlines various special rewards including scholarships at Keystone Academy Scranton Conservatory and Scranton fuss Bee College plus watches on display at multiple shops. It adds that any contestant failing to secure a reward will forfeit ten percent of all money they turn in.
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the Tribune
Pennsylvania
Keystone Academy
Scholaretilp
Bohmwr
J. W. Gherneey
Wikhington
Comrie
Scranton
Scranton Conservatory of Mur Ong Dew Seiwesneees Atewaseny
Columbia Hicyelo
Chainies
Cyorad Brothers
Cccnredareer
GO SchMarshiy
Boratiten
Scranton Fuss Bee College
Whorthand Couree
Solid Gold Wateh
Gene Banan
Eugene Schimpt
Pruncemenene
Kuwene Achinoti
Ward Ave
Contest Rules for Tribune Subscriptions Reward
The Tribune announces a points based contest where participants earn points by submitting subscriptions. Prizes include months and year subscriptions. top scorer gains a choice of prizes, second place gets a prize, with a 10 percent consolation for unawarded entries and all payments made in advance. Subscriptions must be new, prepaid, and handed in at The Tribune within the awarding week. The draw closes Saturday evening September 19, 1m.
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Tribune
Blake
Westerm
Ford
Steel
Ntl
Ray
Mart
Travison
Gilkey
Norfolk & Western
Bs Union Vanith
Chicago
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton
Hank
Ake Keanam
Neehee
Lacka
Olirk & Rierey Co
Scranton de Petre & Mig
Cowie
Scranton Axle Veaepssaeaine
Mae
Montrose Notes Include Visitors and Local Events
Montrose daily life noted with visitors such as F De Long and Canfield Estee in town, and racing observers at Binghamton. Others attend concerts, picnics, and church events while a canning factory opens for inspection and local clubs adjust weekly meeting days.
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Scranton Tribune
Montrose
Peter Creter
Wilkes Harte
F. de Long
Canfield Estee
Binghamton
Tra A. Levy
Elvira
Nia
Cynthia Hunt
Nicholy
Ni VW
Haw
Zulta
AL PF. Carey
United States
Susquehanna County
Hinghamton
Susie
Popper
Shew and Kagan
Dan Vary
William A. Metaudland
Mand Held
Ita
McCiwland
Adilie M. Stoddard
Church Street
G. WL Bentley
Scranton
OH. Schafer
Anna Bortree
Clark
AL Tierney
Mra
Grand Simred
New York
M. WL Dennison
EB. dL Fuge
Plymouth
Nanticoke
Houa
Miet Robinson
W. W. Doran
Tepity
Fred A. Mack
Heart Lake
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Fair Ground
Neale
Upper Beligh
Harrington’s Mill
Mian Moble
Scott Haw
Factoryville Notes and Local News From July Edition
Special to the Scranton Tribune Factoryville July 13 visitors Beasie White of Wisner Nebraska guests of Mr and Mrs J Goodwin. A boy run over by a train died that night near Mill City. Mrs Sarah Litorell returns from Binghamton. Horses and local livestock feature in town lore with Belle Hill horse and Lilly Will filly upcoming in county racing history.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Beasie White
Wisner
Neh
Ghee
Crawford Mathewson
L. Tafford
Vental
Dow- Ing
Clayville
N. Y
BR. J. Goodwin
Main Street
Fitch
Heller
Mill City
Sarah Litorell
Binghamton
Vire
Sarah Wool
Byron Carpenter
Delilah Mathewson
Allen
Tonkhannock
Tunkhannock
Epare
Wan
Chittenham
Tracey Stock Farm
Apalachen
Star Edmund
Lilly
Guteriouthow
Local Notes From Kingsley Lake Region July 1
M Benjamin Dalley and family moved to Kingsley. Cora and Carrie Stephens return from Boston. A L Thayer and daughter Arlene spend a few days at Idle Wild cottage with Marding family. Mrs Royal W Gage returns to New York City. C W McConnell and Driggs family stay at Cottage Point Consort with Stocum of Clifford and daughters. Gilbert Brown remains at present. William Sweet of Great Bend visits son Spencer Sweet at the lake.
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Cottage Point
Lake Nicholson
Peruna Promotes Blood Health in Seasonal Ailments
MinneapOlis reader Elmer Fleming reports relief from catarrh after three months on Peruna and credits the remedy with permanent cure. A Nebraskan correspondent claims Peruna strengthens nerves and heart function, enabling full daily work without breathlessness and recommending the product for homes and summer health. The advertisement touts Peruna as a natural blood builder and tonic to correct digestion, regulate blood distribution, and prevent fatigue in warm weather, offering a free book titled Summer Catarrh from The Peruna Medicine Co.
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Elmer Fleming
Minneapolis
Minn
Polkstret
N. E
Mra. C
Nickel
Hebron
Neb
Springville Notices and Local Happenings Chronicle
Special to the Serantary reports Springville updates: Fo Lett family and others habitation changes, upcoming picnics, music for Sunday school, and Lodge prosperity with cash holdings. Mentions Claude Bunnell serious rheumatism, local milk station manager, nearby quarries, Methodist refreshment event, and band popularity.
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William Fo Lett
Charles A. Gilee
John W. Mitchell
Carey Mule
Gromgene Picniother
Bionic
Pimork
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwards& Avery
Taithnop
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Layton
Charlie
Eatonville
Herries
Tonkhannock
Wedding of Miss Lottie Lord and Mr Pratt at Universalist Church
Hophotian reports the wedding of Miss Lottie Lord and Mr Olney Pratt at the Universalist church on a Wednesday afternoon. Rev Tiffany presided, with Miss Lottie Pyram as bridesmaid and Burl Yeomans as groomsman. The church featured rhododendrons and gl xnias. An afterglow of rice and well wishes followed, with Sunday services announced and local visitors noted.
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Burl Yoomans
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Mise Elisabeth Bortet
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Wirem and
Daugster
St. Laws
Winet
Edward Yeomans
M. A. Blair Wa
O'Claoy
Mra Wright
Thin Place
Sayre
Market Report Shows Mixed Sentiment Amid Earnings Activity
New York trading opened with gains as profit taking tempered early advances. Prices fluctuated through the day with grains and cotton firm while metal and bond markets showed caution, totals for shipments and values noted alongside broad market weakness in late sessions.
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New York
Bonda
Dairy product labels and foreign text fragment analysis
Fragmented OCR data lists dairy items and brands with unclear origins. Includes terms such as western select, full cream, Nome Vorbu, choten marrow, medium, pipee 600, potato-like items, and patent flour notes. lacks coherent context or complete sentences.
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WL G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Iic
Tate
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Western
Dormia Online
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Dispatch Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes from Philadelphia grain and produce section mention markets, quantities, and vendors with unclear names and dates. Contains scattered terms such as Dal y de, Wiatensis, tower, omtnoter, Faby, Mutt LRT, Ku, modee, Qulut, widndy, and Ole, with no coherent details.
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Daly de -Wiatensis
Faby
Grain and Market Declines Noted Across Major Staples
July market notes show mixed prices with declines in wheat and corn amid dull trading. References to Minnesota bakers and elevator activity indicate softer demand and steady winter futures, while spot grains remain quiet and prices edge lower in a subdued trading day.
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New York
Mnall Eyitetond
Tom
Weather and Grain Market Report Teems With Numbers
The report presents weather influence on grain yields and lists prices and quotes for spring wheat and other crops. It notes steady loan figures and mixed quotes across commodities with several district or grade designations.
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Paige
Annie Cope
Whdakiey
Sota
Unclear OCR Food Market Notes and Numbers
Fragmentary report lists various items including cattle and feed terms, prices, weights, and product notes. Mentions calves, steers, toxins, and Western Tennessee regions with scattered figures like 41.60 and 6.01. Lacks coherent narrative or identifiable individuals or organizations.
Unclear OCR fragment on New York topics and vehicles
Fragmentary text shows garbled references to New York and vehicles, with scattered terms like BMWs and rial terms. No coherent events, people, dates, or organizations are identifiable to summarize a concrete news item.
Cattle Market Notes Tilt Toward Strong Stocks
West Buffalo market reports show steady demand for beef stock with solid bidding. Prices around 60.60 to 70.00 cited for several lots. activity strengthens on heavy weights and quality cattle. Local figures indicate tighter supplies and buyers firm on top cattle.
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West Buffalo
Salen
Fragmentary 1 July Cattle Prices and Market Terms
Disjointed OCR excerpt shows cattle market notes from July 1 including terms like prime, spirits of sale, and various price fragments. Mentions veal calves and a sum near 6000 dollars with numerous unreadable tokens and vendor references.
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Prime
Solmaods Eminem
Dik City July Whepee halinom in Milortem
A fragmented OCR note mentions Dik City and July events at Milortem with unclear details and numbers 80 and 70. The readable parts suggest a local notice or brief item tied to these places and dates.
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Dik City
Elam bakeat pavilion honors and local notices
Lake Winoli July 11 report of a social at the pavilion with lingering guest tone. Tragic note: The son of Matt Sickle was killed by the tafe at Paddyville on Thursday. Names listed include S M Niawh Mir Thaniel Toone Temi Garhice A M Sprague and others. Vale Wonula feed and Winola orchestra engaged to plow and perform on Wednesdays and Saturdays with Sunday evening appearances during the gomenn.
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Sickle
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Toone
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Me A. M. Sprague
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A He Casey
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