Honesdale hosts social dance and local notices
Mine Edith F. Torrey gave a dance at Liberty hall in honor of guests Misses Elien Bronson Helen Savage Cornelia Galpin and Ray Hart with Dodge brothers catering and Freeman's orchestra. Over one hundred guests attended from Scranton Carbondale East Orange Pittston and more. Additional items note excursions to Lake Lahore, church services, and visits around town.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Edith F. Torrey
Liberty Hall
Elien Bronson
Helen Savage
Cornelia Galpin
Ray Hart
Dodge Brothers
Freeman
Ada Quincy
Chicago
Molte Sloane
Sandusky
Lele
Clara Clark
East Orange
N. J
Sarah Burr
Carbondale
Misa Polhamus
Marion Adidonis
New York City
Mabel
Lois Schlager
Rosale Porter
Alice Jiurns
Scranton
Mesara
Fred Ferris
Pittston
Max Tessell
Douglass Moffat
Charles Ties
Bruce Bedford
Jeave D. Jones
Hugh Archiiald
Bayard Hand
Wilkencarre
William FF
Torrey
Frank
Seventeenth Birthday Celebration At Miss Stephens Home
Miss Bess Stephens marked her seventeenth birthday with a party at her home on June 19. Friends attended, roses adorned the parlors, and refreshments were served late by Mrs Bacon and Miss Bacon. Several attendees named include Nellie Shields Micke Biings Hink ley Burke Honno Stephens and others.
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Scranton
Nicholson
Bess Stephens
Mra Bh. L. Bacon
Misa Atte Bacon
Nellie Shields
Nellie Micke
Leona Biings
May Hinkley
Minnie Burke
Lena Lhonno
Jesse Stephens
Magele Stephens
Vera Taylor
Vorgle Taylor
Ruth Johnnson
Florence Wilkine
Monsi's
Tylils Bond
Hazel Shiveida
William Crock
Ray Snyder
Morria Pinkley
Fred Crock
Elmer Hinkley
Lew Taylor
Howard Stephens
le Grand Stephens
Frag A. Baker
Seymour Johnson
Lathrop
Pert Stephens
State Street
Mires Una Titus
Hinghamton
Daniel Webber
Edireus
Cough Remedy Claims Cure for Respiratory Ailments
A historical ad-like passage touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for coughs and lung issues. claims it stops bleeding lungs and strengthens blood. It mentions a patient described as recovering rapidly under medical care and a doctor’s treatment by a bowtie-clad physician.
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Ian
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Dru
Meeting notices on railroad interests in Windber region
Under the auspices of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Mrs Wealthy Tarratoe will hold two meetings at the First Baptist church on upcoming evenings to discuss railroad matters. Ada Terrell was in Binghamton on business. Several locals and visitors, including Mr G W Roveboom and Mrs, and Mrs TE Barnes, are noted in town. Speeches by E D Nichols and Homer Greene are announced for July 1 and July 4 respectively, with a camp ground talk by Hon G Woolley on August 20. Local social items and travels fill the rest of the note.
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Trilvine
Thompson
Woman's
Christian Temperanes Uni
Tarratoe
First Baptist Church
Fairbith
Mra
McCannon
Susquehanna
Ratire
Susquehanna County
Ada Terrell
Binghamton
Nettie Ford
Hawley
F. D. Wreichter
G. W. Roveboom
Sidney
N.Y
Samuel Truesdell
TE. S. Barnes
Dr. Barnes
Dell, N. Y
Charles Crozier
J. W. Trowning
Secranton
A. W. Chites
G. V. Larrabee
North Jackson
Sueywehanna Ledger
N. M. Page
Coeherton
Barnes
A. ¢ Blissie
Beranton
Marriage Unites Alba Alney and Mise Lette Underhill
Alba Alney of New Milford and Mise Lette Underhill of Nicholson wed June 1 in Conklin New York by Rev M L Andarlese. The couple will reside with Alney's mother in New Milford.
Reception Honors Guests at June 20 Event
Mrs. Augustus Lewis and Mrs. C. J. Lewis hosted a reception on Wednesday June 20 with about three hundred invitations issued. Guests from nearby towns attended, including Jennie Fassett Paseet Tunkhannock Myra Arthur Barsine Brevensville John Tennings Mehoopany F D Lewis. Ushers Lelia Hallock Sadie Horton Florence Fuller Sadie Taylor served. Lowise Ackerley poured coffee. Miraea Storrell Jona Wagner Ernestine Fuller Virgelia Taylor served refreshments. The house was beautifully decorated and a fine orchestra played throughout. It was an affair long to be remembered.
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de Scranton Tribeune
Wryaluning
Augustus Lewis
C. J. Lewis
Mise Jennie Fassett
Paseet
Tunkhannock
Myra
Arthur Barsine
Brevensville
John Tennings
Mehoopany
F. D. Lewis
Missen Lelia Hallock
Sadie Horton
Florence Fuller
Sadie Taylor
Mra
Lowise Ackerley
Miraea Clara Storrell
Jona Wagner
Ernestine Fuller
Virgelia Taylor
Muale
Wedding in Factoryville Unites Fassett and Reynolds Family
Mise Jennie Aluvene Reynolds and HH. Loren Fassett wed at the Reynolds home in Factoryville in a ceremony led by Rev. G. K. Smith. The event drew about a hundred guests, with a lawn procession, lanterns, and a reception afterward. The couple plan to spend part of the summer in Scottville before returning to Keystone Academy duties.
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Factoryville
Mise
Jennie Aluvene Reynolds
Loren Fassett
Martin N. Reynolds
Mise Mae Peck
Lohengrin
Misa Ethel Carr
Factorsville
Hev. G. KK
Paul Rainey
Tunkhannock
Fassett
Scotteville
Professor Fassett
Keystone Academy
Thomas Morgan
Wilkes-Barre
Harlow Fassett
James F. Parsett
Edmund D. Fassett
Mina
Stella
Satlie Fassett
Scottaville
Walter Close
la Plume
Mra
Fred Reynolds
Harold
George Reynolds
Bruce
Bromleymith
Bromley and Donald
Ellwood Hinds
Charles Hunt
Eikanah Hulley
Db. C. Stanton
G. R. Smith
Alvinga Gardner
Darwin Gardner
Alfred Noastiter
Solomon Reynolds
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Highlights Comfort
Fragment of an old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as over fifty years trusted by millions of mothers for teething relief. It claims to soothe the child and ease pain, wind, and discomfort.
Susquehanna Notes Highlight Local Events and Moves
Congress man C Fred Wright returns from western business trip Hon Gatueha Grow IH at Glenwood A W Searle arrives from Republican national convention Local Independent Republican group forms in Harford Rev J H Mae Fla Rey visits Susquehanna South Gibson to celebrate L Sanford to speak W T Eastabrook to Washington for census work W F Simrell declines census post John Sullivan and Margaret Normile wed Miles Curley Great Bend dies aged 2 funeral at St Lawrence church Erie Men features railroad water supply F A and T UT meet at Heart Lake June 28 Foot bridge proposal eyed across Susquehanna River Great Bend plans acetylene lighting plant in Montrose 38000 plant cost Susquehanna largest county town Census notes Exalted circus in Haltleend Silver Lake death James McGraw Susquehanna Mechanics baseball July 4 Montrose police curb fast driving Tom O Gara shines for Susquehanna vs Montrose Milk pricing battle looms for farmers.
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Susquehanna
C. Fred Wright
Gatueha A
Glenwood
W. Searle
Ong
Harford
J. H. Mae Fla Rey
Surquehanna
Trainor
South Gibson
Hallstead
Montrose
W. L. Derr
Susquehanna Division
Erie
Lackawanna County F. A
T. UT
Heart Lake
Great Bend
Susquehanna River
Miles Curley
Allegheny College
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Forest City
Haltistead
New Milford
Alba Ainey
Mies Underhill
Nicholson
Kirkwood
New York
Andratse
Susquehanna County
Lower
California
Acetylene Generator Company
Binghamton
India Famine Fund
Halletend
James McGraw
Silver Lake
Pose
Tom O'Gara
Eighth annual Susquehanna County Endeavor Union convention
Uniondale reports the eighth annual convention held in the Presbyterian church with packed sessions and speeches by Rev. Charles Lee and H. J. Whalen among others. Local band, burglaries last Monday, and Prohibition lecture on June 20 noted. weather, health updates, and community happenings fill the page.
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Uniondale
Susquehanna County Christian Endeavor Union
Jefferson Branch Union
Presbyterian Church
B. A. Henson
R. B. Little
W. L. Church
Augusta Curtis
C. C. Mackay
Mre. Gregory
Wilkes-Barre
Bradley Mopes
Harry Morgan
Ira Churchill
Mra. L. BR
Philo Burritt
Phoebe Carpenter
New York City
A. Lewis
Carbondale
Peruna Promises Quick Relief for Summer Ills
An ad touts Peruna as the cure for summer malaise from sun exposure and fatigue. It cites boosted sales nationwide and quotes testimonials from Mrs. T. Pelton of St. Paul and John F. Schmidt of Carthage who credit Peruna with cures for headache, heart issues, nerves, and weight gain, claiming it builds health and ends tiredness. The piece mentions a book by Dr. Hartmann on summer catarrh and notes The Peruna Medicine Co. of Columbus, Ohio.
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John F. Schmidt
Carthage
Ohio
Poeruna
Hartmann
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Market Slump Persists After Early Rally
New York stocks opened higher amid London rumors but soon weakened as traders faced a lack of confirmation on candida in China. Steel and New Jersey Central eased losses while coal and rail shares resisted briefly, but overall market weakness widened with many industrials and utilities showing declines. The day ended with a feeble rally but not near the opening levels and total U S sales around 1,000,000 hands.
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New York
Wall Steiethin
Ife
London
Chiena
Rowling
Newdeoey Central
Trier
Pireseune Agulnet
Tronalt
Brooklyn
Todeva
U. S
Scranton Wholesale Market Highlights
A fragment from Scranton with vendor notes lists dairy and cheese items and prices. Mentions Bhutter-Creamery and Parmellia Ondine Ot with varied goods and a 2e. to 4.5 price range, including patent products and beans.
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J. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Bhutter—Creamery
Dairy Tide
Ugalde
Parmellia Ondine
Market Report Wheat and Cotton Prices Voiced in June Dispatch
Philadelphia June 22 Wheat values show firm demand with mixed tenor across grades and deliveries. Cotton prices hold firm while other commodities including oats and corn report varied activity and noted shipments and receipts.
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Philadelphia
Stadtie
Market Notes Mixed as Prices Hold Steady Across Wheat and Dairy
New York markets show mixed tones with high prices pressuring some grains while others move steady. Wheat futures stay firm as nearby supplies and elevator activity reflect cautious demand, with occasional slight gains and periods of flat trading amid overall market softness in dairy items and regional commodities.
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New York
Duluth
BeBe
Mor
Bia
Cori
Timtions Atrone
Jyalge
Shulstoe
Olga
Kemet
State
Menna
Northwest crop reports from Chicago show mixed signals
Chicago reports indicate sensational yet unfavorable Northwest crop notes with wheat firming and corn active on renewed export demand. Provisions stay strong while hogs and cattle move, and prices quoted for various grains and outputs reflect market volatility.
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Chicago
Peter
Ler
Fox
O Northweat
Altimother
Fifa
Fey
Pila
Chaotic cattle market jargon from an OCR snippet
Fragmented text lists cattle categories and prices with many garbled terms. It mentions steers calves heifers bulls and various placeholder labels, ending with odd dollar figures and uncertain bank-like codes. The passage reads as a noisy, incomplete stockyard note with no clear events.
Market Slump Cited in Mixed Agricultural Notes
Fragmentary field notes describe livestock and crop conditions with references to fat cows bhindi calvee row and sheep. Mentions include Wylie Jower stern and various coded terms like tpt P80 tulle PTA ects, suggesting an agricultural market and supply update with scattered figures.
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New York
Norver
Wylie
Jower
Stern
Chiles
Montis
Nee
Lavas
Fragmentary OCR Note Confusing Readout From 1900s Comic Page
Portable garbled text includes scattered names and phrases like Sally veal cules and 21.00 ma plus odd terms and partial words. No coherent event, date, or clear entities emerge beyond scattered personal names and potential monetary figures.
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Diag
Es Prime
Sia
Shefit
Yriane Ynedi
Shia
Bene Io
Dsa
Cvplichen
Conmen
Pana
Yoartinga
Fiahla
Pyering Barniba
Sally Veal Cules
Ml Yy
East Buffalo Market Report Amid Confusing Prices
Market notes from East Buffalo show unsettled Monday prices with mixed signals. Only scattered readable items mention sheep and hogs, with several unclear terms and figures, while overall tones suggest stronger than yesterday for certain goods.
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East Buffalo
Jung
Pice Tower
Sparta — Birnien
Elimi Cans
On City Tune 28 Balance Reported Certificates
Fragmented OCR notes show a balance report for City on June 28 listing 125 certificates and 258 items affected. Details are unreadable. context suggests a municipal financial or certification ledger line items.
Local Social Notes Include Attacks and Upcoming Games
In Tunkhannock during June George River of Scranton hosts a party for daughter Elizabeth. The event honors Great Hebbtvdlage r Conklin Teery of White's Ferry who was stabbed. he lies in Wilkes-Barre hospital in serious condition. A base hall meeting elected WH Simpson captain and planned a home-tenant tour. Montrose will visit Tunkhannock next Monday with a potential match against Noxen on Wednesday, as Noxen touts a strong team. The regular season resumes in October with Judge Dunham handling special work. Arthur Squier will attend the Democratic National Convention in Katine Olde. Attendees from this area at the Lr hun Aldrich welding included Mr and Mrs J Howard Hangerford and others. Marriage plans are noted between FL Pawett and Jennie Reynolds and Willing Howman and Belle Sleg fried.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunthannock
George Rive
Scranton
Elizabeth
Conklin Teery
White's Ferry
Wilkes-furre
Outeide
Foolonia
Dunham
Arther Squier
Katine Olde
Thue
Lr Hun Aldrich
Lown
Mir
J Howard Hangerford
Mos
Joseph West
Mire
Withwr
Uy Laman
Br. Handrick
Shirkie
Iron Lafayette College
Prook Miller
Princeton
Ved Sratt
Uttle
Wilken Barre
Pawett
Jennie Reynolds
Pactoryville
Willing Howman
Eaton
Belle Slegfried
Russell Hal
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Washington, D.C
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American Institute of Tremonpathy
Hamer Greene
Rebecca F. Thompson
Fay Hart
Helen Bavade
Lola Chirk
Mary Hiomnes
Florence L. Suydam
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Fredric BB
Menner
W. PF. Suydam
Universalist Church
Ioen
L. FB. Sanford
Mountain Top
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy Decker
Dalton
K. W. Farrer
Lynn
Mra. Pocpworth
Hattie Brown
John Howard
George Horton
Sugar Run
Edgar Fuller
Homer Camp
Camptown
G. L. England
N. J. England
Westfield
Maass
Hersie Stafford
Musical Society
Metty Smith
John Lacy
Lacyville
Will Welles
Taylor Avenue
Emma Camp
Paterson
Stroud
Mountain Lake
Waymart
Boyd Tuthill
N. Y
Mia
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G H. Prentice
Moscow
George A. Starkweather
Harvey W. Buckland
Cinian Cemetery
Wille Hughes
Staples
Port Jervis
John Maria
Lake Lodore
Miesea Ida
Dorothy Stephenson
Lake Ariel
James Doyle
Misa Myrtle Stanton
Ocean Grove
Fred Hendricks
George J. Williams
Robert Ingal
Taylor
William Phillips
Main Street
Kate Squire
Mt. Pleasant
Partridge
White's Valley
Willie Cargill
Farview
James Cole
John Thomson
Drake & Stratton
Pittsburg
Frank Varcoe
Middletown
Alba Alney
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Marrige
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M. L. Andarlese
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F.T. Austin
Herbert Peck
LG. McCullum
Syracuse
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Wilkes- Barre
Loch
Meg
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Young People's Christian Endeavor
Wyalusing
Mrs. Winslow
Robert L. Longstreet
James Longstreet
Spain
Longstreet
Cuba
Washington, D. C
Perumadicine Co
North Pole
Ropert
Wall Street Review
Tribune
M. 8
Jordan
Mears
Amer
Buggar
Steel & Wire
Atchison
Brooklyn Traction
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Rickland Ky
Delaware & Miideon
Vy Ray
On An
Tera
Naval
Cannes
Sisaien
Norfolk & Woeathy
North
Pacific
Central
Wapee
Hubber Sanreere
Union Pantsin Seenee Tung
Oean
Daly Wa
Owanen
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Firat Nations
Ernrernee
Scranton Savings Hank
Kcranton Packi Lng Scan
Peileish's Funk
Exonom
Coshane Lacka
Safe Dogumit Co
Aan Foranton "Paint Co
Oneeenrk & Snaver Co
Soranton Fron Kenoe & Bi
Scranton Axle Works
Ee Lavi Alg Dairy
Wank & Trust Go
Count Nto Bank
Scranton Pasetiper
Halle Perret
Scranton Traction
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Medun
Bali
Westenay
Dietina Goud
Wollen
Bhilai
East Liberty Cattle
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Oli Market
Misses Bell
Fifth Avenue
Ell
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