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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1897

Page

2

Susquehanna and Oakland School Boards Elect Officers

New Susquehanna County and Oakland school boards appoint presidents secretaries and treasurers. The Susquehanna Teachers Association schedules its first meeting September 17 18 in Hallstead with a deputy state superintendent to speak. Community notices cover various local events resignations awards and social activities across Susquehanna County including church groups and youth committees.

New Susquehanna School Board John Dooley John J. Callahan Thomas Millane New Oakland School Board F. E. Brush J. A. Smith L. Johnson Susquehanna County Teachers’ Association Hallstead Woman's Relief Corps Johnstown Fannie Bayden Susquehanna Pittsboro Wyoming Valley Mt. Carmel Dante Camp Charles Logan Hecht William J. Best Joseph Best Laurel Street Beni Minnie Miller Oakland Deposit Olean N. Y

Richards and Grown Wed in the Area

William Richards and Miss Sarah Grown were united in marriage on Wednesday. Mrs. David Jenkins and her daughter visited friends at Pittston this week. Floral Sunday is planned at the Congregational church next Sunday. William Williams of Providence visits Morgan Evans for a few days. Taille Jenkins visited friends in Wilkes-Barre yesterday. Thomas Lewis returned from Freeland where he had been visiting friends.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church Barranger Alice Box H. M. Kennedy William P. Jones Patrick Cleary John D. Jones P. J. Murray F. J. Pentecost H. M Kennedy The Young Men's Christian Association Peterson Spiritual Jonathan Davies Rev. G. B. Btone O. F. Peasnall H. W. Brown John Mitchell W. L. Peterson Nathaniel Lang Fred Reynolds F. J. Osgood W. T. Davies Financial R. EK. Alexander R. BE. Randall Benjamin Maxey Thos. Brown Ira N. Dunn M. D. Evans James Jennings D. B. Harris J.C. Watres F. J. Degood Athletic Fred Neynolds L. Decker A. L. Morgan Geo, Genther P. B. Kennedy J. C. Waters A. M. Westgate Patriotic Order Sons of America Order of United American Mechanics Wayne County Ida Carter Carbondale Teesle Clark Pleasant Mount James R. Fleming Arthur May Dickinson College Carlisle W. Albert Blakeslee Medical Department University of Pennsylvania W. R. Blakeslee Forest City Louisville George Maxey Delaware Street Enterprise Hose Company Manafield Normal School Edith Brown Myrtle Alexander J. C. Hogan Harrisburg Philadelphia Lackawanna William Richards Sarah Grown Old Forge David Jenkins Pittston Congregational Church William Williams Providence Morgan Evans Taille Jenkins Wilkes-Barre Thomas Lewis Freeland

Death Dealer Sells Horse Parts for Profit

A grim note from the New York Tribune describes a person who buys horses at one dollar, kills them, feeds the flesh to hogs, and sells hides and bones. He releases horses for two dollars only when profitable. otherwise the animals are hog-fed.

New York Tribune

Great Wall Wallpaper Sale Closes Stock Fast

Out of the wallpaper business the seller auctions twenty five thousand rolls at quick closing prices. Ten cent wallpaper and twenty six to thirty five cent wallpaper offered as stock clears to make room for other goods.

Danger In Soda As Medicine Warned By Doctor

A medical warning against using common soda for heartburn. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are recommended as a safe cure for sour stomach and indigestion, with claims of improved digestion, appetite, and vitality. Sold by druggists at 60 cents, free booklet available by mail from the Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.

Harlandson Stuart Wuerth Stuart Co Marehall, Mich

Wheat, corn and cotton figures in Philadelphia markets

Wheat edges higher on July contracts while June slips. Corn holds firm with No. 2 mixed around 24 to 29 cents, oats firm, white No 2 around 26 cents. Butter steady to firm. cheese and refined sugars strong, cotton unchanged. Receipts show sizable wheat and corn shipments. market tone mixes dull and steady across commodities.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Lée Mayaal Weetern Balle Tate Badic Teady Lalde Tyaloye Initiation Creamery Wealdign Tate Dairy Wadtye Steidy

Kansas Pride Turns Into Roaring Backlash Commentary

Ex state senator Tom McNeal defends Kansas amid jokes about the Sunflower State. He touts Kansas as the world’s geographic center and claims the state will outpace others in growth, wheat, corn, hogs, natural gas, and climate diversity, urging perseverance and progress.

Tom McNeal Kansas The Star Union Orient Occident Greenland India Iceland Pole Pond Hol Holland Savage Borneo Christendom Lake Superior United States Navy

Oil on Troubled Waters

A South Bend teacher who opposed corporal punishment administered castor oil in large doses to nine unruly pupils. The incident drew attention in Indianapolis News, highlighting a clash between disciplinary methods and modern teaching ethics.

South Bend, IL Indianapoli Newa

Desperate Waist Reduction Talk With Corset Order

Grace-Dora describes a drastic diet effort to slim her waist. Carmelita notes the plan, and Grace reveals she ordered a new pair of corsets made of bou constructor skin.

Grace Dora Carmelita New York

No, the war is won by shells say Detroit News

The Detroit News argues the decisive factor in war remains artillery shelling rather than tactics or morale, framing shelling as the key to victory.

Detroit News

Artillery Company Lineage and War-Time Slogan

A historical fragment notes a member of the A. and H. Artillery Co. of Boston. It records a mentor asking a boy what to do if the enemy appears and the boy answers that he would both follow and rant. Copyright 1917 Mitchell & Miller.

A. and H. Artillery Co Boston Mitchell & Miller

New York Produce Market Summary June Update

New York produce market reports activity levels for flour rye corn meal and wheat. Spot wheat and corn show firmness while options rise on speculation and crop news amid dockside and northwest frost concerns.

New York Western Buffalo Duluth Northwest Co. Net

Market Notes From Chicago Futures and Cash Quotations

Chicago June 16. Prices for wheat corn oats and pork fluctuate in futures pits with July September and December positions. Cash markets show varied values for flour, various wheats, corn, oats, rye and flax, alongside receipts and shipments for grains and livestock. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs posted mixed prices with notable ranges for beef cattle and prime cuts. Receipts: flour 6,000 barrels, wheat 7,000, corn 666,000, oats 8,000, rye 660, barley 40,000. cattle 4,500 hogs 23,000 sheep 10,000.

Chicago Tolgaiéc Ryo Piora

Buffalo Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed on Slow Market

East Buffalo June 10 cattle receipts small with slow market. hogs steady with two cars and York pigs trading $3.06 to $3.70, top lint. Sheep and lambs receipts two cars with fair to choice lambs at $4.70 to $4.85 and sheep $4.25 to $4.35, cull and common $2.60 to $2.65.

East Buffalo

Reeves No trading calves active firm veals and lambs gains

New York live stock market report shows calves active with veals at 46.26 while termilk calves sell lower. Sheep and lamb sections show weakness with prices for sheep 3.60 to 4.35, yearlings 4.00 to 5.00, and lambs quoted 4.25 to 6.25.

New York

Oil Market Report From City Pa June 10

Oil trade figures list certificates no bids credit balances for 87 shipments and 265 barrels with runs totaling 104 729 barrels in City Pa markets.

City

The Steam Whistle and the Egg Trade Origin

The tale explains the invention of the locomotive whistle after a wagon of eggs was crushed by a train. A farmer failed to hear the horn, spurring Ashtey Baxter and George Stephenson to devise a steam whistle. The device attached to engines produced a shrill warning sound, becoming standard practice.

Straightwagon Ashtey Baxter Alton Grange George Stephenson Stephenson

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