Strawberries Picked and Traction News Highlight Northeastern Pa
In Northeastern Pennsylvania a truck farm near Platinsville yielded 2392 quarts of strawberries. The article notes miniature locomotives built by the late Daniel Coxe of Drifton will be placed at Lehigh University for student modeling. Several local events include a Wyoming Historical and Geological Society meeting, a possible track record attempt by Wilcox, and farm notes from Plainsville and West Pittston.
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Winoatot
Familly
Clark
Plainsville
John Clark
George
Corden
Wilkes-Barre & Northern Railroad
Harvey 'S Lake
Plense
West Pittston
Janet
Margaret Waddell
Janet Waddel Bryden
Louiss Bryden
Thomse Waddel Gangloff
John W. Morgan
New York
United States
F. M. Nichols
Wilkes-Barre
Newark
C. Elmer Willis
Clarence Trelense
San Francisco
Avoca
Epworth League
Yatesville
M. I
Thursda
Avoca Eaton
Lack
Samuel Phillips
D. C. Yothers
Peter Murray
H. F. Krauter
Forest City Highlights and Local Fires
John F. Connolly of Staracea former Erie station agent and current merchant visited Forest City with relatives on Sunday and Monday. Constables William Morgan and Thomas Maxey of Clifford were in town Monday. A barn owned by Nicholas Dino of Vandling burned after 2 am, consumed completely. Hillside Fire Company assisted but retreated when no chance to save the structure. Hinterprise hose also responded briefly. Children day exercises are planned at the Baptist church next Sunday. Presbyterians were to have ob-
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John F. Connolly
Staracea
Wayne County
John
Erie
Forest City
William Morgan
Thomas Maxey
Clifford
Nicholas Dino
Vandling
Hillside Fire Company
Sunday school events and village council plans revealed
The piece outlines a Sunday school program at Ararat Presbyterian Church with talks on Missions in Sunday School and when to study the lesson. It notes borough council meetings to discuss tax duplication, frame a forest city map, and bid awards for school ceiling work. Also mentions a hospitalizing mining accident and a Carbondale couple’s wedding tour with a baby shoe gag, plus a Harvey’s Lake cottage project.
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Susquehanna County
Presbyterian Church
Ararat
Flo Shapley
G. B. Btone
Forest City
Enterprise Hose Company
Young Men's Christian Association
W. H. Higgins
M. A. Bloxham
Henry Box
T. L. Horton
F. Burdick
W. W Woodman
Nell & Madigan
T. H. Davis & Co
Thomas Jones
Malin Street
Delaware and Hudson
Wandling
C. BR. Knapp
Grander
Jones
Carbondale
James Schooley
Harvey's Lake
Local Notes and Socials From Wyoming Town
John Lierd buys an antracite wheel for his daughter Myr tle. W J Davis and family spent Sunday in Scranton. Town works on Seventh street grading. Wyoming ball team tied Lasertie State 14 14 on Saturday. Delegates to Epworth League in Toronto named. Black Kit appears for second time. Children Day observed at Baptist church with decorated pulpit and youth sermon. Ice cream and strawberry festival planned tonight. Presbyterian King’s Daughters hold lawn social at Mrs Catherine Jenkins home. Frank Nuss gifts wife a wheel. Oats brothers return from South Africa soon. William Wilson returns from the west to Mount Zion. Dawson and Mathers fished near Carbonale. Neck tie social for Sunday school. Laura Morris visits Forty Fort. Electric light poles painted green.
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John Lierd Hee
Myrtle
W. J. Davis
Scranton
Seventh Street
Wyoming
Lasertie State
Louise Oats
Jessie Sanders
Charles Tounend
Myers
Toronto
Harry D. Laycock
Baptist Church
Indive of the Baptist Church
King’s Daughters
The
Presbyterian Church
Catherine Jenkins
Wyoming Avenue
Frank Nuss
W. H. Huseh
John
Alexander Oats
South Africa
William Wilson
West
Mount Zion
B. O. Dawson
Andrew Mathers
Carbondale
West Side Methodist
Laura Morris
Forty Fort
Tale of the Sunfish and Bee and Susquehanna News
In Susquehanna county notes, a sunfish is seen swallowing a bee and dying soon after. a husband and wife file divorce petitions on the same day. trains, locomotives, and rail activity are described. local officials, events, and civic notices fill a busy brief page.
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James Hiessing
Great Bend
Lanesboro
Susquehanna County
Chicago
Great
Will
Markets Show Persistent Gains With Minor Dips
The New York stock market rose again today with sustained gains and only brief pauses. Total stock sales reached 190,455 shares as traders awaited further cues.
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New York
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Mears
Lydia E Pinkham Appeal to Mothers of Large Families
Mrs Pinkham offers free advice to mothers with heavy daily labor and chronic weakness. A Chicago claimant, Mrs A Burne, testifies she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash to cure a bearing down weakness after bearing twelve children.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations Summary
Scranton Board of Trade Quotations cover many items including Scranton & Pittston Trac Co stock, National Boring & Drill Co, Third National Bank, Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co, Scranton Packing Co, Scranton Traction, Lackawanna Trust & Safe Dep Co, Philadelphia Provision Market updates, and commodity quotes in June. The list includes bonds, rail and street rail mortgages, and various local firms with par values or price movements, alongside market notes on wheat, corn, butter, cheese, sugars, cotton, lard, poultry, and receipts.
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Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
National Boring & Drill
Firat National Bank
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Becranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Ccscisses Vee Co
Lacka, Iron & Steel Co
LO Third National Bank
Toseny OO
Throop Novelty M'fl Co
Scranton Traction
Bcranton Axle Works
Weaton Mill Co
le Alexander Car Replacer Co
Scranton Bedding Co
Lacka, Trust & Safe
Scranton Pass
People's Street Mailway
Scranton
Pittston Trac
People's Street Railway
Wiekson Manufacturing Co
Lacka, Township School
City of Scranton St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
SS Scranton Axle Works
Beranuton Traction Co
Cssccpere Coe
Commodity Prices Mixed as Markets Open in New York
New York reports mixed tones across staples on June 24 with grains and oils fluctuating. Wheat and corn show quiet but steady to unchanged closes while oats and rye drift, and dairy products remain largely steady amid tepid demand.
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New York
Buffalo
Burley
Duluth
Tige
Manitoba
TaTiec
Bator
Ani
India
Western Creamery
Halse
Tiallitgee
Eypina
Imitation Creamery
State Dairy
Wale
Do. Creamery
Halle
Staudy
Emall
Fancy
Tate
Pennsylvania
Walle
Teady
Chicago Grain Market Report June 22
The Chicago futures range shows July wheat and September positions with assorted notes on corn oats rye and barley. Cash quotes list flour prices, wheat varieties, corn oats white and rye values with receipts and shipments tallied for the day.
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Chicago
iTelgr
SB Hausac
New
Treati%sc
Walse
Mess Pork
Cattle and Hogs Auction Totals Reported in Local Sale
Receipted cattle 2,500 head hogs 21,000 head sheep 10,009 head sold. Prices show choice heifers 6.4.10 and prime lambs 11.80 per unit with various lots described as poorest heavy packing and prime mixed. Spring lambs traded around 506.50 per head. Continuous heavy volumes indicate a large market day.
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Willi
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report June 2
Buffalo East Buffalo June 2 cattle receipts all consigned through no sale. Hege receipts six cars market fairly active Yorkers bring good to choice quality and price range 1.00 to 1.56 roughs and common values noted.
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East Buffalo
Market Report on Sheep and Lamb Prices
The note reports market conditions for sheep and lambs with prices for prime and cull categories. It lists quantities and adjustments showing a slow market and varying quality grades like extra choice and common.
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Plese
Ohio City Shipping Update Reports 106738 Barrels
OH City reports on shipments of 106000 plus barrels with raw barrels runs and a note of 87 balance certificates and no bids. Neatly cataloged figures indicate ongoing logistics activity and financial entries in the June report.
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OH City
High Grade Footwear at Unmatched Low Prices
We offer substantial savings from large spot cash purchases direct from manufacturers. Our limited capital allows us to pass the advantage to patrons with the lowest prices now.
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Kerr, Son & Co
Bloomingdale Bros Shoes Sale Ad From New York
1st pair Men s French Calf hand sewed patent leather Russet Shoes Snow s make made for Bloomingdale Bros New York city 5 and tows sizes sell them at 8148 per pair 8 and 4 Patent Leather Russet Shots cut to 1.98 per pair Men s Calf and Rus set Shoes cut to 2.45 opair Men s Hand Sewed Calf and Russet Shoes retail 8 shoes for 1.08 wt only Men s 2 Shoes at 1.49 1M pound of 3150 shoes for tc. Ladies Welt Hand Turned Shoes retail 3 and 4 Lives for 1.00 per pair Ladies 2 Shoes Russet and Black cut to 1.29 Children s Shoes 12 4c 190 and 49 Boys Shoes 68c Tic 68 Ladies Serge Congress Shoes Misses Shoes sizes to 2 at 49c
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Bloomlingdale Bros
New York City
Opair
Bicycle shoes and cycle footwear sale at low prices
Advertises men s bicycle shoes priced 91.28 1 40 1 79 and 1 08 with a 1 08 2 38 ladies cycle shoes all colors. Promotes price superiority and urges customers to examine goods before buying elsewhere promising easy viewing and money savings.
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E,. Schimpff
Lackawanna Ave
Northeastern
Eee
Scott Inglis
Aera! Sa
Whitney
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Montrose
Tom
St. John's Catholic Church
P. F. Broderick
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
William H. McCannon
Oakland
Frank H. Gilbert
William M. Hiller
Susquehanna Baptist Church
Peck Ville
Peckville
Oakland Methodist Society
Busequehanna County Briefs
New Medical Pension Examining Board
D. C. Almey
C. R. Newton
WM. L. Miller
Democratic County Committee
Cuba
Jefferson Branch Union
Brandt
Little Meadows
P. W. Pease
Halstead
Mother Hubbard
Jefferson Branch
Binghamton
Williamsport
Campbell
Tle
Plaindealer
Bret Hogan
Liberty Party
Hogan
Snake
Elmira
Aurora
Illinois
Providence
Rhode Island
David Chandler
Thomson
Lackawanna Valley
Order of Hiberniana
Canawada
Order of the Eastern Star
Sanitaria Springs Baseball Club
Beebe Park
Henry F. Manger
Fred Wright
Wayne
Homer Greene
Codding
C. Fred Wright
Candace Grown
Susquehanna ‘Ih
Board of Education
Hepbottom Lion
James T. du Bois
Washington
Hallstead
du Pow
James Blessing
Shappee and Burnshire
George W. Shaeff
Herrick
Mr. Gildewey
Hiss
Wall Street Review
Ing
Tobacco Co A
Sly Ink
Aten
Can
Southern
Am Ches. & Co
Chicago Gas
By & Q Vice
SIM
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Air, & St. P
Delaware & Hud
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Dist. & C. R
Lake Shore
N. J. Central
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Onahea
Pacific Mail Aenee Ie Phil
Baha U. & Rubber
Chicago Board OF Trade
Hood
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Philadelphia
Myer Davidow
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avenue
Rogers
Gerson
Lack. Ave
Ing Ave
Wolf & Wenzel
Age Adams Ave
Court House
Richardson -Boynton's Furnaces
Ranga
Canadian Pacific R
Maine
Canada
Maritime
Minneapolis
St. Paul
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Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
EB. V. Skinner
G. EB. A
Broadway
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S. G. Kerr
Lackawanna A
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing CO
Meridian ST
M. W. Collins
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