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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
7
Community notices from the Northeastern Pennsylvania area mention travel plans for Belial and Miss Boyer, visits by Mr and Mrs Saxton, Lake Winola gatherings, and numerous callers and relatives in Scranton, Nicholson, Harford, and Jackson. The column records everyday visits, illnesses, and family movements during a recent weekend.
Special to the Scranton Times reports Gibson and Beatrice Lupton visiting friends in Binghamton and nearby places over the week. Other attendees included Hessie Spencer and Mrs. Williaie visiting friends in Binghamton and Waoshine. The group plans to observe the fourth with duty and together.
Clases No 7 of the Brick Methodist Episcopal Sunday school held a business meeting in the pastor's office. Reports from all committees were heard and the entertainment committee presented the programme for the upcoming afternoon and evening. An excursion to Mountain Park is planned leaving Moosic and Aveew around 8:30.
The Lawrence Howe company, No. 1, improved their hose house by painting and remodeling. Mesdames Rudolph Godwallis and James Rolles visited in Taylor Monday evening. Miss Eva Lane planned to visit relatives at Reach Lake.
Special to the Scranton Tribune Hopbottom June 9 17 Children's day was observed at the Universalist church with decorations and a program of recitations and choir music. Guests Me and Mrs Preeman Hughes of Junction visited their mother Mrs Martha Dell. Myron Tits fell injuring his ankle while working on a home and is confined indoors. Little Glady’s Dose fell and fractured her arm. People from Scranton and Ball Mount visited Alto Finn's home over the weekend. The Universalist Ladies Aid met with Mrs Edward Smith. Minnie Bailes plans a party for ten young ladies on the 20th. A union memorial service was held at the MM Beharel church. The cemetery program planned for May 30 was postponed due to bad weather. addresses were given by Rev AO Avetin and Rev Le La Lewis with church choir musical selections.
New Milford residents report visits and guests. Mr and Mrs RF Mose visited their daughter in Susquehanna. Mrs G J Shay and son Carleton of Fecekville stay with Mr and Mrs AV Trumbull. Mrs Nellie Quinn returned from a two weeks visit with friends in Stawford and Dy. Mrs Sinvder, Mire EA Hensey, Miss Anna McCoonnel, Ina Aldrich, Reggie Bradley and Maude Trombell attend the County Christiiw Endeavor convention at Brooklyn June ity.
Freoal Nicholson reports Mrs Kelly of State visiting her mother Mrs Boyle in Lansing and Mrs Welch and family spending three weeks with the latter’s parents in Jersey City before returning Monday morning. Mrs Wilking of Scranton is visiting her mother Mrs Tiffany.
The New York market faced pressure as selling cleared through stocks and kept prices near a lower base. Bears paused only briefly before renewed selling pushed values to day's lows, with yields mixed in late dealings and total sales around 100,800 shares. United States bonds remained unchanged amid thin call market activity in Scranton quotes.
Covered by HG Dale 7 Lachewanna Ave Hatter-Bready 20200. Various dairy and produce prices listed for fresh cheese cream butter beans flour potatoes onions and more. Includes per bushel or per barrel rates with several unclear amounts and vendors.
Wholesale dairy and poultry sections show dull to fair demand with creamery butter steady and dressed poultry strong. Wheat futures fall to 1.77 per barrel while flour shipments reach 2,000 barrels and 1.77 million pounds in sacks. corn and oats numbers vary with market receipts listing 2,000 barrels of flour and 1.77 million pounds of sacks.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered references to wheat and flour types, elevator numbers, and market terms. It mentions options opened, rallies, and declines, with names and places distorted. The piece resembles a historical commodity bulletin with many garbled terms and no coherent narrative.
The article details reports from Chicago on crop weather and damage caused by rain. It notes varying impacts across regions and mentions changing conditions through July.
Large sorrel work horse fine mare with four foals and cows listed for sale. Several houses and building lots advertised with prices and locations in Scranton and Dalton Pennsylvania. Help wanted notices seek drivers, housekeepers, hotel clerks, and general labor with various addresses and contact details. Also a legal notice from the Lackawanna County Court regarding the will of Daniel W Sullivan and Mary Sullivan as executrix.
An item lists loan offers with low rates and a contact at Connell Building, plus a stray black horse with a scar on its left shoulder offered for Liberal reward at 697 Prescott. Additional brief agricultural and commodity prices appear, including seeds and feeds with various figures such as Timothy seed and pork terms.
Chive notes generally steady to firm conditions for steers and heifers with prices around 5.4 to 6.0 per cwt. Demand for media SANs and shockers slow while bulls and heifers show mixed trade. Sheep and lamb receipts rise with good to choice wethers selling and western lambs around 4.25 to 4.50 per cwt. Total sale activity cited as 2,000 to 7,000 units with market chatter on prices and demand ongoing.
Cattle offerings were light with no change in price basis. Calves demand remained weak with little buyer activity noted for buyers like Obinion and Timie. Market watchers report minimal shifts and cautious sentiment across commodities.
Fragmented OCR lists batteries and umpires across multiple cities including Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore Milwaukee and Washington with scattered names such as Murphy Niehbs Philippi O Connor Harvey Selimeckengost Garvin Maloney and others. Mentions games rain and multiple venues in a jumbled report.
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