Fourth-County Firemen Hold Third Annual Meeting at Stroudsburg
The Four-County Firemen's Association held its third annual convention in Stroudsburg with a two o'clock start led by President Kh. B. Keller. Delegates arrived earlier, a reception occurred, and sessions included officer and committee meetings. New officers were elected, and Catasauqua was named next year's meeting site. A later note reports Mr. French falling from a scaffold at Oakley’s saw mill, injuring his head and leaving him unconscious briefly.
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Stroudsburg
Firemen’s Association
Kh. B. Keller
Stroudabure
East Stroudeburs Depot
Phoenix
Allentown
Stroudsburg National Bank
Martin Kilngler
John DB. Williams
Williams
Monroe County
Rogers L. Burnett
Ita
Firemens’ Association
State of Pennsylvania
Charles S. Maretin
Methodist
Kingsley
Co. French
Oakley
Nia
Taylor
Hepbottom
Binghamton
Local Notes From Kingsley and Surroundings
Kingsley, Pa., June 3. Bert Moore of New Milford visited his brother F. F. Moore. Mise Hell Goss, who had spent the past two weeks with her brother, returned to Binghamton Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Moore invites the Ladies Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church to a forthcoming event.
Graduation of entire senior class at Tunkhannock High
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tunkhannock June 1 reports the school bond meeting approved graduating the whole senior class. Commencement will be at Matt's Opera House Friday with Bauer's Orchestra negotiating as music. Several local and visiting figures attended, teacher vacancies are announced, and a quiet wedding occurred here today.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Ofice
B. W. Lewis
Morelock
Matt
Opera House
Bauer
Scranton
A. PF. Bedford
A. K. Adams
Charles Barnard
Syracuse
Fr. P. Avery
F. W. Wheaton
Wilkes- Barre
Mary Jayne
Mame Shook
Tinkhannock
James Stark
Philadelphia
Henry Stark Virtue
Herrick
Bridge
Tlown
Hilkowleh
Blark
Draper Millings
Miss Leighton
Wilbur
Methodist Church
New York
Mr. Billings
Nathan Leighton
Triton Hose Company
Susquehanna Valley Notes and Local Appointments
A digest of regional happenings includes social visits in Lake Como and Windsor, a Brushville Baptist church cornerstone ceremony set for June 14, and a council to formalize church independence. Local business moves, deaths, and public figures’ travels fill the page, with school commencements, railroad plans, and regional political chatter shaping the week.
Waistwear Prices Highlight Exquisite Designs
Prices listed include 79 cents for a handsome waist in exquisite designs and quality. The new Surplice Waist is noted as the most admired style in plain and fancy colors, emphasizing durability and fashion.
Local Social Notes From Starrucca and Surroundings
A business trip to Cleveland and Pittsburgh is noted. Mrs. Charles Burchardt and her son from Honerdale Pa visit A Lilje. Mrs. Si F Aldrich with guest Mrs. Sherman of Straight spends days with friends in Starrucca. Isaac Joseph of A J Lowne & Co. tours New York City for summer bios stock. T C Manger enlarges rear post office area for a residence once done. Lena Carpenter of Uniondate visits Mr Samuel May. Mrs Wescott of Center street and Mrs Griggs of Booth Gibson spend Tuesday with Uniondale friends.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburg
Charles Burchardt and Son
Honerdale
A. Lilje
Si. F. Aldrich
Sherman
Straight
Starrucca
Isaac Joseph
A. J. Lowne & Co
New York City
Bios
T. C. Manger
Lena Carpenter
Uniondate
Samuel May
Wescott
Center Street
Griggs
Booth Gibson
Uniondale
Graduation exercises at Sarsfield opera house this evening
The High school graduating exercises occur this evening at Sarsfield opera house with Lawrence's orchestra from Scranton to accompany vocal selections. The diagram opens at 10 this morning. Profs Hoban and Curran will publish the Avoca Argus Saturday with enlarged machinery and better reading matter.
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Sarsfield Opera House
Lawrence
Orchestra
Scranton
Prof. &. Hoban
W. B. Curran
Avoca Argus
Fiest
M. J. Dixon
P. WW. Ofrien
Jacob Webster
Edward Gibbone
Martin Cardon
John Clifford
A. J. O'Malley
Squire Fitzsimmons
Messia
O'Brien
Reilley
Webster
Clifford
James Ward
Doran
Daniel Ward
Davis
Dixon
Christian and Missionary Alliance Convention
North End
Christ
F. A. Beate
Philadelphia
James Leishman
Binghamton
W. 7. McArthur
T. J. Deeble
Dick In
Foreman Job Allen Seeks Return After Ear Growth Removed
Foreman Job Allen underwent removal of a growth from the middle ear a few days ago and hopes to return to work in a few weeks. Attorney W H Gillespie conducted business in town last evening.
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Allen
W. H. Gillespie
Memorial week visitors and local events in Sterling
Special to the Beranton Tribune reports Mrs Brown and Miss Candace Brown visiting Mrs W In Sterling the week. Miss Edith Kent a Soldiers Orphan School teacher spent Memorial Day with her parents. Judson Tiffany and Fred Tiffany with their father P H Tiffany who remains very low. Y P F C U raised over ten dollars from an ice cream sale and an ice cream social is planned at the Presbyterian church next Friday. Supers are cleaning roads and removing loose stones. A band of eighteen has formed with first practice led by Isaac Law and possible Fourth of July celebration. School will start last Monday in August with teachers M M Stephens Elizabeth Wright Bessie Chamberlin and Marty Hearn.
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Beranton Tribune
Brooklyn
Mrs. Brown
Misa Candace Brown
Sterling
Edith Kent
Soldiers’ Orphan School
Boyd Austin
P. H. Tiffany
Judson Tiffany
Fred Tiffany
John Tiffany
Titue
Hopbottom
Presbyterian Church
Isaac Law
Charrge
M. M. Stephens
Elizabeth Wright
Bessie Chamberlin
Marty Hearn
Children's day observance at Presbyterian church
Special to the Scranton Tribune from New Milford June. Children’s day at the Presbyterian church will be observed next Sunday. Local residents noted visits and gatherings as several townspeople were seen with relatives in Scranton and Binghamton. The school board met to elect officers and teachers for the coming year with C Pratt as president and F E Benson named principal among others.
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New Milford
Presbyterian Church
Leon Miller
Alford
H. Miller
George Gardner
Scranton
Nettle Millard
Heart Lake
Maggie Hand
Binghamton
Misa Ella
Peck
Susquehanna
Filward Hendricks
Hallstead
Mary Hand
Elmira
Josie Dickerman
J. Hall
Fayette Sprout
Charles
Montrose
Board of
C. Pratt
James Hayden
Ve. Trumbull
A. Benson
J. ¥. Axtell
Ning Moore
Charles March
O. R. Alden
Nicholson
George Parker
Ilinois
Rooney
Great Bend
Leon Gunn
Capwell Jrown Social Attracts Factoryville Baptist Support
Mr and Mrs H N Capwell host a garden social at their Factoryville home on Wednesday June 6 for the Baptist church fundraiser. The Factoryville band provides music and a gypsy tent stalls on the grounds Ice cream and cake will be sold for fifteen cents with single admission. Local items note B C Reynolds returned from Wills hospital New York where eye surgery was successful and sight improved.
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Factoryville
H. N. Capwell
Baptist Church
B.C. Reynolds
Wills Hospital
New York
Harry J. Frear
Floyd
Oakland
Annette BR. Bueh
Gravenhurst
Cananda
Lyman
Chasy
KR. A. Capwell
Scranton
Walter Reynolds
Gettysburg
Sarah Rive Circle
Pain Balm Restores Mobility After Hip Strain
A user recounts spraining the hip last fall while handling bones. Initial doctor assessment was a slight strain then rheumatism as symptoms worsened. After visiting a drug store, Chamberlains Pain Balm was tried and cured within half a bottle. They now recommend it to friends. Matthews Brus distributes wholesale and retail.
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FPA
Babcock
Erle
Matthews Brus
Pennsylvania Railroad Purchases Wheeling and Terminal Assets
New York announces that the Pennsylvania Railroad bought the Wheeling and Terminal Company property at foreclosure sale. The purchaser held the largest first mortgage, with about 82 one hundred thousand dollars outstanding. Terms arranged with the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad, others join to operate jointly under Pennsylvania leadership and allied lines.
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New York
Pennylvania Railroad
Wheeling Hige and Terminal Company
Tevant
Bowie
Ieadhelder
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Wridge
Winehing
Nrnw
Baltimore and Ohle and
Thy Ponmiels Atta
Narvisburg Charter Granted to Diamond Bik Company
The Diamond Bik Company of York, with capital of 200000, was chartered today in Narvisburg. The filing confirms incorporation and capital details for the new corporation.
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Narvisburg
Diamond Bik Cmpany
York
Crowded crowds mark Jonas Long's Sons savings event
Yesterday crowds thronged every aisle and avenue in response to a meritorious occasion. The event continues today with remaining lots inviting shoppers to join the grand army of savers at this semi annual sale.
Bread Needs Butter For True Quality In The Market
A call for superior bread paired with top creamery butter. The piece notes the region’s large bread output and claims the finest butter is available at the very lowest market prices, emphasizing sweetness and exquisite flavor. It highlights the demand for quality dairy to accompany bread in the current market.
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Nest
Fine imported and domestic foods on sale weekly ad
A long list of grocery specials from Catsup Van Camp s Olive Oil imported French capers and table sauces to Mason s and Anderson s products. Highlights include various canned vegetables beans corn baked beans tea coffees and cereals with prices per can dozen or pound. Also listed are soaps starch washing powder and fish items with bulk quantities and deal prices.
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van Camp
Pillsbury
Markets Show Mixed Strength as Downgrade Echoes Hit Prices
New York June 4 The stock market opened with broad strength at several exchanges yet maintained muted gains as prewar demand softened and a late morning rally faded. Millis rail and sugar shares drew attention amid reorganizations and foreign market expectations, while declines in other sectors limited overall advance.
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Stremth
Tooselh
Advaien
Wba
Bern
Aubiee
Altinor
Ron Pitti
Eponime
Pretoria
Lomdlon
Tunis
United
Chine
Ani
Tyanla Econera
Total Eales
Ae United Biotes
Creamy tale and chemistry noted in stray OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR from a dairy or product list mentions full cream, prices, and patent terms with scattered misread names. Key items include cream products and dates or codes, but the readable content is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear entities.
Miladelphia Nine 5 Wheat-Pirm and tye Diuher
Fragmented OCR style summary notes grain trade and farm items. Mentions New York and western markets, flour shipments, and poultry categories. Reads like a period market list with prices and quantities, including oats, corn, and wheat.
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Miladelphia
New York
Eesti
Mali
Tuorpole
Cate
Sima Piya
Iain
New York Dune Market Report With Varied Elevator Notes
Market report from New York amid mixed activity with wheat and corn futures seeing modest gains in places and bulk grain prices steady. Elevators report steady demand and fluctuating cash bids as traders weigh futures and local weather signals across Dakota and Pennsylvania regions.
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Jane Fc
Santas
Stu
Janet
Autha
Fragmented OCR note with mixed data and names
A jumble of indecipherable text lists scattered items and names such as Janet Abigail and others, with stray numbers and phrases. The readable parts resemble a damaged ledger or draft listing individuals, goods, and values, lacking coherent context or a clear event.
Fragmented notes from a noisy market report page
OCR fragments describe a market scene with unclear items and figures, mentioning buyers and sellers, assorted goods like calves, feeders, and prices, plus scattered names and terms. Readable bits hint at a quiet trading day with references to a market, stalls, and generic transactions.
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Cheney Dunes
Wille
Cattle Prices Mixed in East Buffalo Market
East Buffalo June 1 cattle market shows steady fat heifers at 27,700 LM poor to good, fat cows and veal figures, fresh cows and mixed grades from Guay to wood, prices ranging with some high bids. Hogs and sheep also traded with varied rates. mixed lots, wethers and exports noted along with spring types and mixed stock prices.
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East Buffalo
Cattle Prices and Market Terms From June Demand
Market notes show varied cattle pricing with references to spring lambs at 83.50 and calves around 66.10. Entries mention SMUD and Teoramen with figures like 505.75 and 8505.00 amid an overall steady tone. Names and terms appear garbled but indicate livestock market activity and price points.
Market Summary Of Beef and Veal Prices In New York
New York June 5 Beev steady to firm with live quotes. Ives four price update shows firm demand for prime veal. Ouro hosts notes steady to strong for ham and lamb. Yearly hogs listed at 100 dollars, prime pork and wood goods show steady prices. Overall market remains steady to fair with selective strength in prime categories.
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New York
Pi City Race Report Skews Historical Standings
An OCR fragment notes Pi City and Kenton with Seana Tanti and Bute linked to a running context. It mentions averages around 17 and 80.07, suggesting scoring or times. The readable items imply a sports summary fragment without full names or dates.
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Pi City
Ine Seana Tanti
Kenton
Mye Titel
Pirenta
Lin
Bute
Contempt Charge in Omata Bee Case Heard in Supreme Court
The cow of Reiter Wilward Towwater of the Omata Bee is charged with contempt of court. The matter is to be heard today by the supreme court. It is alleged the animal caused to be published in the Hee four artir desolating to the convention of Governor Poynter and Judge Melcomb with the pending fire and police commission case.
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Lincoln, Nel
Reiter Wilward Towwater
Omata Bee
Eupreme Court
Hee
Poynter
Melcomb
Trans Atlantic Regattola voyage referenced in 19th century pap
In New York on June the Campania Trans Avlation Regatola reports revitnd ite sereine affecting the Spanish American loentilitie. Cataluma sails for Spain via Cuba and Mexico and Toledo Ohio. a sworn affidavit from Fate oe Cnaney ties to Fo Cheney & Co. offering one hundred dollars for cure of catarrh. ENEY & 00 Toledo advertises cures. Filhy De ’s family Pills praised.
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New York
Campania
Cataluma
Spain
Porte
Cuba
Mexico
Ohio
Toledo
Luras County
Fo, Cheney & Co
Conn
Eney & 00
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Four-County Association
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Leatershire
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Monthome
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Congress
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Gouldsboro
St. Mares’s Catholic
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Herrick Centre
Buffalo
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Curtis
Louise
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Kent Preserving Co
Weae Cross & Blackwell
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Herkimer County
California
Jones Long's Sons
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Minnesota
Wall Street Review
Tooma
Gane
Lolgany Sucarene
Bette
Hs Hock Island
Wits
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Yanbury Pacific Mall
Sidhwen
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchanges
First National Bank
Scranton Savings Munko
Scranton Pack
Third National
Tate
Chirk & Snover CO
Cain
Cain, Iocceeees An Owe Clark & Shover Co
Ceueneveaun
Ns Oon
Sernton Iron Fence & Mia
Feranton Axio
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Kawanna Dairy
Wee County Savings
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Seranton ‘Traction
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J. G. Dale
Lankawanna Ave
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Supithegibert
Tila
Eytion
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Eraall
Smal Whorl
State Penneylvan
Weetrth
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Chicago
Nervita Medical Co
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Chicaco
Ill
McGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
Immedi
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Ernst Liberty Cattle
Oli Market
Rosewater
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