Arcanum Day Observed by Nine Councils Parade and Games
Members of nine Arcanum councils from Scranton Dunmore Honesdale Carbondale Archbald and Moosic gathered for a rain affected celebration of the organization title twenty fifth anniversary with a parade at Nay Aug park. Despite showers over 2 000 people attended as Bauer's band led the march and local leaders rode in carriages. Field events featured egg races sack races tug of war quoits and croquet with prizes including a gold Arcanum charm silver cup and leather goods. The event concluded with a concert and organizers planned to make the outing an annual affair.
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Scranton
Dunmore
Honesdale
Carbondale
Archbald
Moosic
Royal Arcanum
Moosle
Nay Ang Park
Arcanamites
Bauer
Clarence Hale
W. L. Connell
Director of
Public Safety
F. L. Vermeer
R. W. Luce
Herman Levy
Cornelius Comegys
E. W. Thayer
Deeds
Hmil Bonn
John Copeland
A. A. Vosburg
E. F. Altemose
W. B. Duggan
P. J. McCaffery
A. J. Colborn, Jr
Central City
Lackawanna Council
West Scranton
Electric City Council
South Scranton
Dunmore Council
Roger Evans
Eix-County
Thomas Leyslion
Victor Lauer
J. Tu. McCarthy
Quoits
I. F. Altemose
Charles la Bur
Charles Moore
Michael Tighe
Leyshon
Beranton Merchants Agree to Saturday Noon Closures
Leading city retailers sign an agreement to close shops at 12 noon on Saturdays during July and August. The Benton signed list includes Williams & McAnulls, J Scott Inglis, P McCrea Co, George Watkins, Protheroe Co, Washington Avenue and Scranton Carpet Co among others.
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Beranton
Williams & McAnulls
J. Scott Inglis
P. McCrea & Co
George W. Watkins
James Protheroe
Washington Avenue
Scranton Carpet Company
Protheroe & Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Megurce
Clerks Appointed at Scranton Post Office
Postmaster Ripple announced new clerks for Scranton on June 17 with W W Young G E Thomas W B James B E A Grinnell F T Carpenter and J F Murtaugh. Young and Thomas along with W F Nealon Henry A Motchman and Richard Watkins became regular clerks on July 1 while the others serve as substitute clerks.
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Ripple
Scranton
W. W. Young
G. E. Thomas
James
BE. A. Grinnell
F. T. Carpenter
J. F. Murtaugh
W. F. Nealon
Henry A. Motchman
Richard Watkins
Nealon
Motchman and
Watkins
Oklahoma oil shipments and balancesلى
In June at OU City credit balances and certificates show no bid. Shipments total 124.08 barrels with an average of 85,000 barrels. Runs reach 102,502 barrels with an average of 75,006 barrels.
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OU City
Violent Diarrhoea Attack Thwarts Death in Alabama
John J. Patton of Patton Alabama recounts a violent diarrhoea episode that nearly killed him. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a quick cure after three doses. The ad asserts the product is reliable for severe cases and summer diarrhoea in children and urges purchase from druggists.
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John J. Patton
Patton
Ala
Chamberlain
Markets See Rail Stocks Retreat Amid Labor Worries
The New York market reports a retreat in railroad shares led by Gould group equities with large speculative activity fading. Industrials weaken aside from a few spots, while United States Steel slips as plans to convert preferred stock face court hurdles. Bond sales total 2.68 million, with new U S 4s dropping 0.25 point.
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New York
Gould Group
Wabashes
Rea An
St. Louis South
Western Preferred
Gould
Chicico
Haxtern
St. Louis
Colorado
Insite Aa
United States Steel
United States
New 4
Scranton Wholesale Market Pricing Fragments
Market list from Scranton shows corrected entries including Klour at 4.40 per unit, Fresh creamery products, and nearby Wiggs items. Prices cover Marrow Leans per bushel 2.35 to 2.40, Green Peas per bushel 4.50, Bermuda Onions 2.00 per crate, and Potatoes per bushel 0.50 to 0.60.
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Scranton
I. G. Dale
Lacka
Western
Commodity market wrap New York grain and dairy notes
In New York on June 3 the grain market showed active but volatile trading with wheat retreating on weak Paris cables and then recovering due to improved weather and buying. Prices for No 2 red spring wheat and futures across months closed mixed, soy and corn futures also firm on strong late-session demand, while dairy markets displayed scattered activity with low state cream prices noted.
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New York
Duluth
Paris
Wetive Southwest
Jim
G-Hawkler
AlMalde
Chicago
Bepcomb Rage
Ackmand
White State
Ons Pactive
C .T ’ ‘ Sims Bae Eaate
Saale
Market Bears Lose Ground Then Rally on Depleted Stocks
Prices moved higher as bears forced selling in a volatile session but stocks were reported significantly reduced. July wheat and corn posted gains while oats rose. provisions reached record prices. Cash quotes showed wide spreads across grains and feeds with pork and beef futures also higher.
Buffalo cattle market totals and price ranges for June
Market reports show cattle receipts around 1 200 head with varied weights from 1 000 to 1 200 pounds and prices ranging from about 45.60 to 77.25 per hundredweight for different classes. Hogs receipts are listed with prices near 7.26 to 7.06 per hundredweight and overall demand described as dull for most grades.
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Hiab. Io
Sinsige
Eennie Femka
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Arcanum
Nayaug Park
Scranton Postoffice
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
Itwee
W. D. Runyon
Beranton Packing Corive Scranton Passenger Railway
People's Street
People's Street Railway
Beranton Trac. Co
Jersey & Pocono Loe Co
Connalditea Water Supply
Loy Obey Amal
Cgopeneeusevacs
M. Ice
P Tees
Atchison Anaconda Copper
Atchison, Preemences S Balt
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Ches
Chicago & Alton
Ary Co C
M St. P
Sinois Central
Kan
Ity
South
Louis, & Nas
Manhattan
St. Ry
K & Tex
Pacific & Tex
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Central
Norfolk West
Wieco Ont
West
Pacific Mail
Penna
Southern Pacific Gas
Southern R. R
Syitty
Coal & Tron
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Teel Weetees
KatLe
U. S. Steel
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Wabash
Western Union
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Grain & Provision
ST Toon
Ty Sa le Haerrmaper
PUM aGiecieanes
Weeeenee
Eens
Feetereeee
Eeeen Ener Nes
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Lackawanna Dairy Co
County Law, Bank & Trust Co
Bank
Third National Bank
Keconomy
H. Au
First National Bank
Clark & Bnover Co
al Ick, Trust & Safe
Scranton Savings Bank
Traders’ National Bank
Scranton Bolt Nut Co
New York Grain and Produce Market
Furniture Manufacturers’ Associations of America
Ingrain
Aed
Sheadre
Saker
Holland
Ae Path Pyllsvest
Oal
Phair
Kentucky
Chicago Grain Market
North Western
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Buffalo Live Stock Market
Lot
Go-Carta
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
United Verde
Greene
North America
George A. Treadwell Mining Co
William St
N.Y
Rome
Ariz
Treasury
George A. Treadwell Company
William Street
Myra GB. Martin
Six Eagles
State of
Washington
Buffalo
SIX Eagles Bininc CO
Crozier Bldg
Philadelphia, FL
Boddy McLellan & CO. Bankers
Broadway
New York City
Neccs
Lowa Far
Meldrum, Scott & Co
Wyoming Ave
NEW York Hotels
Loine
ATH AV
European Plan
New
23Rd St
4Th Ave
W. H. Parke
Propri
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Ir Jg Place
T. Thompson, Frop
Wanamakera
Siegel Cooper's Bi Bore
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