East Stroudsburg honors ninety two graduates with honors
At East Stroudsburg State Normal school ninety two students graduated with honors in a large chapel ceremony. The program included orations by students such as Earl Donley and Laura Geiser, a governor’s address by Robert K. Pattison, and a final list of graduates headed by Anna M. Aikman and others. Afterward, graduates were escorted by hearse to Dimeck and returned home, with local notes on fever, visits, decorations, new potatoes, and infrastructure work in progress.
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Stroudsburg
East Stroudsburg State Normal School
Anna Uellee
Fale Wield
Sneavor
C.escepeeseneell
John N. Leh
Acquilla
Johnen Muwle
Ledeldeededa Reeds Uohmett
Earl RB
Donley
Lofty Bailing
Laura H Geiser
Eeees
Cohen Adress Vecsieeelson
Robert K. Patticon
Pennsylvania
Rullson
Dimeck
Tuttue
Haileland
Charlea
Moxley
Jervlo van Loan
Choconut Center
D. EK
Hanrahan
Main Street
al. Slout
Farma
American Chair Manufacturing Company
Rapidy
Halistead Water Company
Abbott
Local notices from Hallstead and vicinity highlight renovations and events
Special to the Sormaton Tribone reports John Chideater rebuilt his barn raising its height and hallstead residents host events during the Ever Clorions with proceeds aiding the Mallsivad Poncert band. It notes realignments, road work, repairs to the Lamb homestead, and wedding bells with Grace Marvin in Norwich New York and Warren Simrell returning from a wedding tour. Undertaker Tuttle made a record one day hearse drive to Conklin New York for a funeral.
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Hallstead
John Chideater
E Jense
Bels Grove
Mallsivad Poncert
Mavche
Capwell
Jelind Hays
Drake
Round House
Lamb
Susquehanna Avenue
Tra Th. Preston
Grace Marvin
Norwich
N. Y
Marvin
First Presbyterian Church
Warren F. Simrell
Mary Wesley
William Street
Tuttle
Conklin
Jayne McKown Weds McKown in Quiet Tunkhannock Ceremony
In Tunkhannock on June 27 Mary Jayne and C P McKown were married by Rev H H Wilbur in a small ceremony attended by immediate family. Best man was G W McKown and bridesmaid Mary Jane McKown. After noon vows the couple went to New York for a short stay before settling on Wyoming Avenue, where the groom owns a residence.
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New York City
Wyoming Avenue
F. J. Sampson
Minghamton
Dr. Tibbins
Noxon
Temas
Pr R. Borden
Philadelphia
Atlandeuty
Jim Terry
Equire W. " Kutz
A. H. Frear
Lake Winola
Beranten
W. T. Sampson
J. P. Slekter
W. G. Haynes
Henry Harding
W. V. Shaw
Turn
Tichard Mughes
Pittaron
New York Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mie
Ene-Path
Co. TM. Little
Scranton
Barlow
Wilkes-Burre
Jayne-McKown
Crawford county rules cause vigilante tension in Luzerne county
The Luzerne county Vigilante committee meeting in West Pittston failed to pass a resolution declining to serve as vigilantes at the Republican primaries on July 7 without compensation. The Crawford county rules provide pay to the returning judge but not to the other two members. Also reported: Fred Mayo marries Ethel Thomas. six more Tichlins arrested after Fernwood colliery riot. bondsman Waxter in district attorney bid. two more marriages in Pittston. matinee moves planned for West Pittston fairgrounds. boy injured in Lehigh Valley yard loses a leg. Dr Joseph A Jennings weds Mina Lavano in Pittston.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Luacre County
Republican County Organization
Crawford County
Vigilinioe Committee
West Mileton
Kyron Hahn
Republican County Committee
Crawford
Fred Mayo
Henwooidl
Providenuse
Scranton
Ethel Thoms
John Thomas
Oregon Heights
Jean Thomas
Montrose
Moye
Providence
Fernwood
Waxter
Republcan Primcaries
Bondsaman
Anthony T. Hennigan
Duryen
Hose Trax
Port Chritith
Fev
Father Greve
St. Mary's Church
Upper Pittston
John Gallagher
Liazle McCue
Mary's
Lugerne County
West Pittston Fair Groun
Harry Hakes
Athens
Bradford County
Lehigh Valley
Coxton Yard
West Sayre
Chip" Tetter
Woxton
Pittston Hospital
Joseph A. Jennings
Minas Nana Lavano
South Main Street
John's
St Agnes choir plans Davis opera house program
Forest City faces a Thursday night entertainment at Davis opera house presented by St Agnes choir and orchestra. The program features overture by Forest City band, multiple vocal numbers, soloists, recitations, and a youth chorus with twenty five children performing Our Flag. Local obituaries note Mrs Brain dies at 86 after months of illness, with funeral Thursday.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Davis Opera House
St Agnes Choir
Overture
Forest City Band
Fong
Misa Mel
Dleton
Frank Brennan
John Bapon
Alice Melvin
Angela
Mary Walsh
Mooney
O'Malley
Massa
Mise M. Miskell
James J. Harlah
The
Woods
Frank Hrennan
Jennie Doud
Polke
Father Walsh
Minnie Gilchrist
Lake Como
Warne County
Sarah Brain
George
Waiter Drain
Chief Chambers
Harry Downe
Samuel May
P Jones
Methodist Church
Local Notes From Scranton Tein Era Visitors and Obits
Special to the Scranton Tein reports Hampton Virginia visitor Miss Earl Sherrard at Mrs. Charles R Richards home in Scranton. Jennie Morgan’s wedding attended by HW Rogers and family. D C Barnes visiting daughter in law Miller. Miss Mary Holland of Factoryville visiting Waldie sisters. Albert Poree dies at daughter Mrs Arthur Rings home. Aunt Elmina Kent, 100, attends church after illness. Alumni reunion planned for Brooklyn graded school at Bullard house with a supper and program by former teachers.
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Brooklyn
Earl Sherrard
Hampton
Charles R Richards
Dluew
HW Rogers
Jennie Morgan
Scranton
D.C. Barnes
Mra. J. ©. Miller
J. S
Tewksbury
Currie Delaway
Carbondale
M. McVicar
Honbottom
Mary Holland
Factoryville
Waldie
Local Housekeeping Moves and Burglar Goods recovered
June 27 report notes Mr. and Mrs. Harding entertaining guests from Binghamton. Mr. Kolloth to start housekeeping at Mr. Mack’s State street home. Several families plan cottage moves to Lake Nicholson this week. Mr. Frank Be Proper and Mr. Thurber visited Lake Winola retrieving much of stolen merchandise from a recent burglary, with burglars having sold the woods for about a third of their value.
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Scranton Tribune
Nicholson
Joseph Harding
Mre. Little
Binghamton
Charles Kolloth
J. M. Mack
State Street
Frank
Drigga
J. Bee
Harding
Lake Nicholson
Frank BE
Proper
T. P. Thurber
Lake Winola
Peruna touted by women as health tonic
Advertisements feature testimonials from women in Petoskey Evanston and Loyal Temperance League endorsing Peruna as a cure for backache fatigue and general weakness. Dr Hartman promotes women focused literature and free booklets via The Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio.
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iMiss Maay R. Wiahtmaann
Evanston
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Mary A Wightman
Loyal Temperance League
United States
Hartman
Community notes on residents and travel headlines
To the farmers living around the lake this observation flags a need for locks and keys if the town sees continued theft. Mrs Gilbert L. Davis spent a week visiting friends in Binghamton Kirkwood Hallstead and New Milford Ba. Hagel Davis stays with her parents in Candor New York and plans visits to Spencer New York.
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Gilbert L. Davis
Binghamton
Kirkwood
Hallstead
New Milford
Hagel Davis
Candor
N. VY
Spencer, N, Y
Avoca Moosic News Highlights Include Weddings and Deaths
An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Aloyelus Fitterie of Moosic dies Monday evening with interment in St Marys cemetery today. Mary Brehony of Spring Street wed Benjamin Glynn of Brooklyn at St Marys with reception and plans to reside in Brooklyn. Elizabeth Hines and James Dunleavy marry at St Marys Church with reception. couple to live in North End. Local groups plan a Broad Street excursion to Harvey’s Lake tomorrow.
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Father Quinnan
Dlanche Lavan
Wiliam Jennings
Avoca
Mary Collier
Leo Lavan
Thomas Enelieh
Pitteton
Frank Jennings
Frank Clark
Avora
Ani
Philadelphia
North Main Street
Hughey Jennings
Carbondale
Maria Grady
William Grady
Mia
Patrick Grady
Miles Gertrude Collinge
Catherine Mora i
G. Z. Diven
Joseph Morahan
Charlies P. Conner
Avoce
Henry Jennings
William
Frank
James
Mary Jennings
Mies
Waleh
C. FB
Hoban
Brooklyn
Hugh Jennings
William RR
Jones
Duryen
Mise Jennie
Adrian R. Stephens
West Pittston
W. D
Aloyelus Fitterie
Moosic
St. Mary'a
Li Oelock
Mary
Mielene Brehony
Spring Street
Benjamin Ate. Glynn
Thomas Drehony
Medley
Nelile Doherty
William Kane
West Side
Seaghore
Eliabeth
Edward Hines
James Dunleavy
North End
St Mary's Church
M. FL. Crane
Martin Buckley
James Jennings
Monty Jennings
Eaward Waleh
F. Hoban
Jennings-Lavin
Pittston
Joseph McPherson
Hudson
Moosle
Diarrhoea Remedy Sold in Cuba War Hospital
Charles H. Marks served as nurse at the Second Division Hospital of the Fifth Army Corps in Santiago de Cuba. He used Chamberlain's Cell Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and found it to work like a charm. For sale by all druggists Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.
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Charles H. Marks
Nurke
Fifth Army Corpa
Santiago de Cuba
Chamberlain
All Druggiata
Matthews Blros
Clark's Summit Band Picnic Slated at Nichols Grove
Scranton visitor Parence Simpeon toured the area last Tuesday. The Clark's Summit band holds its fifth annual picnic and clam bake at Nichols Grove on July 4 with a 2 p m baseball game and community patronage expected. An entertainment at the Clenhurn schoolhouse Saturday evening benefits the town tennis club with local participants. Mr Drury of Pittston, a state senate candidate, was in town Tuesday looking up interests.
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Cmparence Simpeon
Scranton
Clark's Summit Band
Nichols' Grove
Outhool
Clenhurn
Thomas Ball
Mecilionddys
Mya
Lister
Grave Callender
Tuth Perry
Minard Hall
Doe Walte
Robert Hall
Andrew Smith
Drury
Pittston
Markets Mixed as Wheat Declines Amid Trading Slumps
New York markets quoted June 27 show scattered declines with early gain fading. Prices fell broadly across grains and stocks despite some supportive cues from Reading and other rail positions. Systematic weakness amid war news dampened demand while money demand rose, limiting gains.
Unclear historical OCR note on dairy items and prices
Fragmentary text lists butter creamery items and dairy fits with prices and product names. numerous OCR errors obscure full meaning.
Western World Grain and Poultry Prices in New York Markets
A fragmentary market note reports mixed price activity for dairy and creamery products and details on poultry and grain offerings. It cites regional firms and prices for wheat, corn, and related commodities, including barrels and bushels traded and the prominence of western markets.
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New York
Midding Uplands
Ste
Bally City
Ny Hogsheadts
Dee
Broiler
Grain Market Notes From New York Trade Day
The report describes mixed activity in grain futures and spot prices with oats and wheat showing firm support at times. Prices for July and September contracts move within narrow ranges as buyers reengage and sellers adjust, amid steady elevator and milling demand and regional price signals.
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New York
Odo
Odobe
Orn Dalanly Eitec
Elesthey
Taaimo
Ivy
Fuye
Optiona
Heo
White
Ida
Walker
Atate Daley
Imoulte
Bece
Tereentary State
Penn
Avivatia
Ufyalio
Mark
Vialge
Local Market Notes and Prices for Commodities
Market listings show various grains and staples with prices including flour No 2 spaitur wheat bumte and No 2 red kilgasie, oats No 2, white and other grains. Meaty goods list pork lard ribs shoulders with prices around $7 to $8, and sugar noted as uncharged amid a dated chores-tilt market summary.
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Taquidarton
Hte
Kilgasie
Noisy cattle sale report from Chicago stock yards
The cattle sale notes mixed results with natives and various weights auctioned at multiple carloads and per hundred weights. Prices ranged with good to prime steers and cows showing steadiness, while calves and heifers posted modest gains and some categories remained slow.
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Chicago
Tyne ST
Chaler
Western Harrahea
Cattle Market Opens Amid Mixed Prices and Listings
Market reports show varied cattle prices with veal and dairy notes amid fluctuating demand. Early median figures hint at mixed demand as buyers weigh stock quality and market conditions.
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Kostaftalo
Jane
Ples
Svatus Coho
Rouitha
Cattle Market Report Cattle Prices Mixed Amid Change
New York market notes show varied cattle prices with cows and calves weaker on some lots while yearlings offer steadier returns. Calves and high grade stock bring notable sums with reported sales in the low thousands and prices per hundredweight listed for several classes.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and items
A garbled OCR snippet mentions east locations and various names such as Silas, Oommen, Sithad, plus scattered terms like calves and prices. The readable items are minimal and largely unclear, offering no cohesive event or report to summarize.
OW City Dune Te Credit Hitanies Reported
Unclear OCR fragment mentions barrels, shipments and averages with numbers like 01 271 barrels and 1.95 amid unclear context. Entities and specifics无法 clearly identified due to damaged text.
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OW City
Dune
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Caution about ointments for catarrh that contain mercury risks harming the sense of smell and causing systemic damage. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by FP Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and claims direct action on mucous surfaces. It includes testimonials and mentions Hall's Family Pills as a preferred remedy.
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Hall
FP. Co. Cheney &C
Toledo
Ohio
Chener & Co
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