Honesdale Resident Dies After Fall Accident
William S. Hayward of Honesdale died early Sunday after a ladder broke while he papered a ceiling at the Durland home. He was unconscious from the fall and died at 4 PM. Survived by wife, three sons, one daughter, two brothers, three sisters, and other relatives. Funeral Tuesday at 3 PM from his residence, Rev. G. A. Place to officiate. interment Riverside cemetery.
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Children Day program praised at Universalist church Hopbottom
Special to the Scranton Teitune reports a well rendered Children Day program at the Universalist church with flowers and recitations praised. The page also notes the funeral of Mrs Woodberry Wilbur at the Methodist church and Ralph Archibald accepting a higher post at Waverly.
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Lathrope
James Kerneck
Keystone academy commencement schedule and sermons
Special to the Scranton Tribune details Keystone academy events for June including Prufung concert, final and class exams, senior and junior class exercises, prize essays, alumni dinner and address by Milton G. Evans. Sermons at the Baptist church featured Rev Elkanah Hulley and Rev G R Smith with music by Tommy Morris. attendees invited by the Young Men's Christian association. Visitors Mary Broadbent and Miss Bertha Knapp noted.
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Methodist Church
Tommy Morris
Scranton
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Bunker MI
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Wilkes-Deatie
Bertha L. Knapp
Pen in Hand Solves Ills Says Virginia Woman
Mrs M P Davis of Honaker Russell Co Va writes of ulceration and female weakness. After four doctors said incurable she wrote to Dr Pierce and followed his advice, health improved, and she regrets not seeking help sooner. Free consultation by letter with Dr Pierce Buffalo NY. Dr Pierce's Medical Adviser offered for stamps.
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Town News Roundup From Susquehanna Area
Special to the Scranton Tribane details visits births and social events. Residents include Mrs. Harriet Townsend and Mrs. Jessie Wighter of Susquehanna visiting W P Tollman. A birthday party for Aunt Phila Croigey notes her eighty eight years and health. Ball game reports Susquehanna Tumblers defeating Thompson boys.
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Jersey City
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Neb
Mre
J. Hines
Mines Corners
Methodist Episcopal Church
Susquehanna News Highlights Local Events and Notices
The Susquehanna area reports band concerts and excursions, Church sermons, and society notices. Local deaths, marriages, and reunions are listed along with tax figures, a new bronze fountain gift, and upcoming centennial exercises in Harford. Community members include Marty C Leslie, Rev L W Bingham, Rev Charles W Boot, and others.
Peruna Endorsed By Readers In July Nervous System Appeal
A batch of testimonials from Chicago and Pennsylvania readers praises Peruna Medicine Co for improving health. Letters from Prof Webster, N May, and Charles Newman claim renewed vitality after using Peruna. The note warns July as a testing month for nervous weakness and urges fortification with Perina.
Baseball game plans hint at Susquehanna matchup
A potential game in Susquehanna is hinted with teams from Erle Huse company of Susquehanna and Columbia Hoge company of Carbondale. The narrative notes an ether Mintle bullet removed from a prone individual, Mr. Squires, after a forceful impact.
Reunion Attendees From Here Mentioned At Gettysburg
The Beranton Tribune notes locals at the Grand Army reunion in Gettysburg Iowa including I W Billing Irving Pratt Henry W Decker J T Bonno and many couples. Also reported are visitors from out of town during the Sabbath Phillips and Wilbur families and Miss Junu Warner returning from the State Normal School in Mansfield Pennsylvania.
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William Utley
Henry Rought
Clarence Allison
New Milford
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Pittston
C. P. Buck
John Burke
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Wilkins
Hi. N. Kelly
W. W. Warner
T. P. Thurber
C. M., Thomas
Tunkhannock Suit Involves Elmira Construction and Buck Dispute
Special to the Beranton Tribune notes a civil action heard Saturday afternoon over a $200 stock payment to the Tunkhannock Canning Company. Elmira Construction, represented by Burnett and Emmons, solicited stock for the factory project and built the plant for the local company.
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Elmira Construction Company
Emma Buck
Tunkhannock Canning Company
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Remarkable Cholera Remedy Sold By Matthews Bros
A nurse at the Second Division Hospital of the Fifth Army Corps in Santiago de Cuba used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and found it highly effective. The advertising notice lists Matthews Bros as wholesale and retail agents and promotes the remedy as sold by druggists with a money back claim for catarrh cure if not effective.
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Market closes steady after mixed session on June 11
New York stocks show irregular movement with narrow interest and few gains wiped out. Reading and Northern Pacific show mixed strength as traders await dividend news. Baltimore and Ohio performs softly while overall market dulls with 22,900 shares traded and United States 4s rising modestly.
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Orwell
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Northern Pacific
Ohio
United States
Dairy Market Prices and Items Listed
Corrected by 11.0. Dale at 97 Lackewanna Ave Butter-Creamery lists dairy items with prices including dairy tuba Qo Eyuw-Select western and Cheeme-Full crowm. Items like marrow, potatoes, onions and patent flour priced. quantities and totals noted in a fragmented listing.
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Lackewanna
Philadelphia Market Report Summary
Philadelphia markets show mixed grain and livestock activity with several futures and cash prices. Wheat and corn futures move within narrow ranges while cotton and refined sugars hold steady. Poultry demand remains steady with quiet activity for fowls and spring chickens.
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Fairy Western Creamerr
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New York Flour Markets Show Modest Gains and Mixed Demand
The market fed on active demand from shorts with strong early interest and continued buying, lifting prices though some futures pulled back. Wheat led gains with July at 74 40 and September at 70. Com stayed firm on No 2 futures with light near term buying while livestock and dairy trends showed steady to mixed signals across regional markets.
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Chicago Wheat Market Rebounds Amid Drought Pressure
Wheat prices rose today as the market showed strength not seen since October. Northwest crop damage and continued drought influenced futures while cash quotes for flour, corn, oats, and rye remained largely unchanged. Prices for pork, whiskey, and other commodities were listed with modest activity.
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Livestock Market Report from Chivwee Dune IL
A livestock sale summary notes varied prices for cattle and sheep including prime steers and heavy cows. Prices per hundredweight range from around 4 to 6 dollars for different grades, with spring lambs and other stock also listed amidst mixed bidding.
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Fragmentary OCR Readout Yields Sparse Details
This clipped text fragment mentions unclear references to years and names, with garbled phrases and missing context. No coherent event or identifiable entities are extractable for a fuller summary.
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