Tribune Educational Contest offers special rewards for subscribers
The Tribune announces an educational contest with rewards like the Schomer Cabinet Grand Plane, the Columbia Chainless Bicycle, a Telescopic Camera, gold and silver watches. Participants earn credits for new subscriptions and may choose scholarships or rewards. books of credit are issued to list new subscribers, with rules tied to single-use per book and prompt information from The Tribune. Local notes mention visiting educators, sewerage study, and community events in Factoryville and nearby towns.
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Special rewards for contestants in Scranton exhibitions
A list of prizes awarded at shows in Scranton includes several scholarships in Wyoming Seminary Kerstone Academy and other schools, plus watches and a telephoto cycle. Each contestant who fails to win one of the three special rewards receives ten percent of their total entry money.
The Scranton Tribune Educational Contest promotes rewards
The Tribune offers monetary and educational rewards for subscribers who recruit new readers. Ten top competitors share special rewards, five of which are educational. Winners receive pay based on results, with ongoing subscription rates unchanged and no alteration to Pepper quality.
Contest Rules for Buranton Tribune Subscription Drive
The contest awards rewards to those who recruit the most subscribers to the Buranton Tribune. Points are earned by new subscribers inclining one month four cents, three months one dollar twenty six cents, six months two dollars fifty, and one year six dollars. The top point getter wins a prize, second place chooses from remaining rewards, others receive ten percent of collected money. All subscriptions and payments must be handed in at The Tribune office within the week of securing them.
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Scranton and Susquehanna Play Ball in Rivalry
Local notes from Susquehanna detail a Saturday baseball game with Scranton, a fiftieth anniversary celebration at First Methodist church, and various town happenings. Reports mention Rev. Arnold’s death, Jay House management changes, Injuries, firemen promotions, and the Susquehanna Valley Telephone Co. organizing with officers named and promising service to area residents.
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Company of
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Erle Hose Company
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Hogan Opera House
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Tivale
Columbia Boys
East Franklin
William Sisson
Susquehaana Valley Telephone Company
Joseph F. Lannon
HK. J. Manning
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Frank Zeller
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Foresters of America excursion swells Montrose crowds
Montrose notes say Heart Lake visit by the Foresters of America from Plymouth drew the largest excursion yet on the Lackawanna and Montrose road with fifteen passenger coaches packed. Local attendees include Myron F. Deasaucer of Fort Wayne and Harry Dessauer of New York visiting relatives here.
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Heart Lake
Lackawanna
Montrose Road
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Montrose Baseball Club
Laceyville
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Messie
Nanticoke
Charles Cohen
Village Hall
Grice Garritvon
Lynn
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G. Arthur Sprout
May Claitin
Great Bend
H. HH. Fordham
Elk Lake
Mire
Millicent Halsey
Philadelpha
Biddle
Church Street
Morris Sayre
Hampton
Yale
Mary Fayre
Frederick Rosendale
C. D. Hawley
Sayre Area News In Brief July 26
Earl Oliver of Wilmot injured cleaning a rifle and expected home soon. F F Brown of Wyalusing found an army coat button dated 1774 linked to Sullivan's march. Drost and son of Grover injured by a passing train near Wyalusing. Shimer couple re wed in Sayre after license. Lightning damages buildings in western county. Dr and Mrs J Stewart visiting friends in several cities. W H Fairless of Virginia to address Republicans in Mercur tonight with band music.
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Moravian Monument
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Social Snaps From Nicholson and Nearby Towns
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports visits and local doings. Arthur Squier of Tunkhannock calls on friends. Gilbert Brown is ill. improvements appear on Frank E Proper’s storefront. Milo Roughs return from Binghamton. Winfred Roughs ill. John Jerry Stark of Ithaca Neb calls. Miss Sara Pratt at Lake Nicholson. Walter Williams hosts Scranton relatives. John C Weaver of Scranton visits his sister Mia. fishing party including Williams Brown Leroy fished Card Pond with a fine catch Tuesday.
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Frank E. Proper
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Binghamton
Winfred Rowght
John Jerry Stark
Ithaca
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Lake Nicholson
Walter Williams
Scranton
John C. Weaver
Mia
Frank P. Stephena
Charles Brown
William Leroy
Card Pond
Market Slump Dampens Trading Amid Mixed Signals
New York July 2 The stock market showed broad weakness with few лидing issues and limited price movement. Traders faced discouraging prospects as speculative bets waned and transport and steel stocks ceded ground while rails and mining shares moved narrowly. Total sales reached 105,900 shares as frenzied activity cooled and bonds edged lower on light interest.
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Fragmentary Classified Note on Goods and Prices
A damaged OCR fragment lists various items with cryptic spellings and prices including a mention of Flour-Best patent at 4.28 and small sums such as 2.40. Names and places are unclear, creating a rough inventory style note without clear context.
Fragmented OCR notice hints at various topics and sales
The readable fragments describe a jumble of terms including names, places, items, measurements, and prices. Some appear to reference contracts, events, and quantities, but the text is corrupted with many misspellings and unrelated strings, making concrete facts unclear.
New York Flour Trade Notes On Winter Markets
New York reports dull and steady flour markets with winter weather easing. Milling regions show millers noting fine quality in Milleweta patents and examples from Galo and Wikikt Spoteteudyy. Elevators in northern Muluth report steady shipments amid market caution.
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Irregular Afloat Te Reels Through Unclear Openings
A fragmented text lists scattered names and places including Wetter Dhabi and Lusi White alongside unclear options and competing terms. The passage mashes together names cities and entities in a jumbled stream with no clear narrative or outcome.
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Fragmented OCR Text Summary From Historical Newspaper Notes
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and scattered terms. It mentions Provo, West Falls, SULT, Lael, Su Twhite, Betue, and references to various people and locations without coherent narrative or clear event. The fragmentary text reads like a jumble of names, places, and undefined items with no cohesive report.
Fragmented OCR Toward Unclear Local Record
The readable text fragments show a jumble of names and places with no coherent event. Phrases resemble garbled OCR from a local page, listing personal names, places, and potential notes without a clear action or outcome.
Unclear fragment hints at a city event and regional terms
The readable text presents a jumble of place names and garbled phrases including New York and Wales, unclear city references, and scattered terms like silver Ariatula and Siberia. No coherent event, person, or organization is identifiable to summarize.
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Oli Market Credit Balance Report
Oil City notes an ending balance of L.87 for Oli Market amid ledger discrepancies. The fragment details are incomplete, with unclear dates or parties involved.
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Madlanopilia and Milwadker Rally In Kane City Event
In a Kane City event labeled American League, teams Madlanopilia and Milwadker posted scores amid a list that includes Netrelt Mintiragilia Mullalo and OChivage with Cleveland also appearing, indicating a multi-team standings or matchup lineup.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised By Cheney & Co
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy for catarrh. It claims internal treatment benefits and endorses testimonials from families and medical figures, asserting reliability and wide use in Toledo and surrounding areas.
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