Memorial Day Observances in Montrose Highlight Remembrances
Memorial Day activities in Montrose featured a Grand Army of the Republic march to the cemetery, garland laying, and a monument ceremony with a days full of parades, prayers, and a Gettysburg address. Local events included a baseball game, Odd Fellows plans for June 1 ceremonies, and community notices from area residents.
Memorial Day Exercises Marred by Rain in Honesdale
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports heavy rain flooding lowlands between Honesdale and surrounding areas and altering Memorial day events. The parade assembled before the Grand Army of the Republic post, with Maple City band, Company I Thirteenth Regiment, and dignitaries including Major G. T. Whitney marshal. Sen. James P. Ware gave an address at the courthouse after a brief march.
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Susquehanna County
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Grand Army of the Republic
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G. T. Whitney
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James P. Ware
Grace Church
Memorial day observances and local notices in Thompson
Memorial services in Thompson were simple and well attended. Ladies of the Relief Corps decorated soldier graves at the cemetery before a soldiers’ love feast. Notables include J A Wells of Gidden and Rev Stole’s family visiting in Thompson. Memorial day plans affected by weather and local church meetings.
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Scranton
West Lenox
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A. J. Skillett
Free Banter Church
Mast Lenox
Gulf Summit
Wayne County
EB. Curtis
Oakland School
North Jackson
A. D. David
Jackson
I. M. Lewis
Susquehanna
Tunkhannock Memorial Day and Local Social Notes
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tunkhannock notes services at the Episcopal church led by Rev. Cordace, travelers George Reynolds and daughter depart for California, Alvin Day and granddaughter Eunice Day visiting Pan American Exposition, Memorial Day orations by Rev. J Johnson, local officials report on health and town residents with visits from Mrs Harry DePue and others, and local people including Corey Miskipaugh and Litthy Leah Burns suffer from rheumatic conditions while Harry Weld visits town.
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Susquehanna News Notes Hint at Local Events
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports visitors from Union New York and Binghamton. Commencement at Susquehanna High School set for June 4 with one graduate Miss Metta Skinner. Harris Nickel-Plate circus slated for June 19. local telephone lines advancing and street improvements under way.
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Hogin Opera House
Deakin
Main Street
Northeastern Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Aragat, Jackson and Gelutt
Thompson and New Milford
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Local officials seek re election amid county events
Moxley of Hallstead plans re election after praised as a model official. County fraternal groups meet at Lenox Tuesday. Erie paid its Jefferson branch mines on Tuesday. Angus and Mrs Smith of Starrucca celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary Wednesday. Prof Richards of Great Bend touted as county superintendent candidate. Memorial Day observances praised with Grand Army of the Republic ceremonies and a Hogan Opera House program. Susquehanna band provided music for the day’s ceremonies.
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Susquehanna Band
Memorials and local notices from Uniondale area
Union memorial services were held at the Presby terhion ahareh. Mrs Ida Davenport of Piston visited Mrs Nitan Firman. Rev Somypanion gave a prohibition lecture. Memorial day passed quietly with few graves decorated amid mud and rain. Farmers face hardships as milk prices fall and sailing time is set for Thursday afternoon.
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Ida Davenport
Piston
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Somypanion
Free Methodist Church
School hours reorganize on Monday evenings
The school hours will reorganize on Mondays evening. The examination for mine foremen and assistants of the Third district will be held in the Young Men's Helsthin Association rooms next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Examinations will begin at twelve.
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Nerve Remedy Promises Sleepful Soothing Relief
An advertisement claims Lichis’s Nerve Compound In extract of velvet and other officinal ingredients creates a nerve medicine of rope virtue with prompt curative effects. It is advertised to induce sleep and is offered by Matthews Bros.
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Markets React as Railroad Rumors Drive Stocks Higher
New York trading opened with gains as railroad shares climbed on rumors of a settlement among competing lines and potential changes in control. Pennsylvania and Southern Railway favored issues led gains along with United States Steel and related equities. some trades reflected anticipated dividends and strategic realignments.
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Unclear OCR fragment prompts a dated sale report
The readable text shows a jumble about total sale values and market activity in the United States, but most specifics are garbled. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or locations can be reliably extracted for an exact item.
Local Produce Prices Fragment Noted in OCR
Fragmentary OCR lists vegetables and prices including beans onions potatoes and green produce. Mentions include Red Kidney beans and Red potatoes with per bushel and per hundredweight style notes. Source text unreadable in parts but indicates market price snippets and commodity names.
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Wheat and commodities report from Philadelphia market notes
Philadelphia notes show mixed grain prices with June wheat contracts firm and oats steady. Corn values listed but many entries appear garbled. farm goods include poultry, fowl, and dairy items with scattered prices and assorted commodities across wheat, corn, oats and related markets.
New York Mae JU Flonr Move Active and Freer Wil Whew
Fragmented OCR text from a New York page mentions Mae JU and Noreen with scattered references to items, foods, and activities. The readable portions lack a clear event or narrative, but indicate daily routines, items like Butter steamers, dairy, and unspecified actions, with several garbled terms and possible place names.
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Irregular Wheat Market Terms Amid Vague Weather Note
A scrambled OCR item describes undefined weather effects on a wheat market with scattered terms and figures. It mentions various wheat grades and measurements, unclear provider names, and inconsistent pricing data, lacking coherent structure or clear events.
For Rent and Houses in Central City Area
Classified notices offer rent and sale listings across Central City Green Ridge and Mercers Hackett areas. Properties include six to eight room houses, modern singles, two story homes, and furnished fronts with steam heat. Also advertised are offices, barns, and a central business location with janitor service available nearby. Listings note contact Mackett Hackett and others for details.
Cattle and Hogs Steady to Active in East Liberty Market
East Liberty market notes cattle steady to active with mixed grades and prices. Hogs strong and prime heavy. calves, sheep, and lambs show varied demand with prices reported across multiple categories. Overall receipts around 4,000 head in sheep and lambs. specific bids include western sheep near 4.00 and yearlings near 9.79.
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Scranton Starts Bids for Heating Ventilating in Schools
Scranton Board of Control seeks bids by 7:40 pm June 7 for heating and ventilating systems in New No 0 Twenty ward New No 20 and No 0 Fift ward public schools. Bids must be separate envelopes with bidder name and build number. a 10 percent bid bond required. Final payment after satisfactory completion. board may reject all bids. Administration notices follow for James Ellis estate with Dayton Elite as administrator.
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New York Live Stock Report May 31
Livestock prices mixed with cattle bulls and cows steady to firm. Bulls $3.40 to $4.50, cows $2 to $5.00. calves higher. Sheep in plentiful supply with yearlings and lambs softer. sheep around $104.00 and yearlings $1.50 to $5.65. Market firm for hogs at roughly $4.
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City May Ti Credit Report Provides Mixed Shipments Data
Readable fragments show a financial note listing shipments and runs with several numbers such as 170 855 and 215 101. The text includes averages and percentages and references a balance or credit figure and a no bid indicator.
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