Montrose to Nominate Gop Ticket at March Convention
Montrose Pennsylvania outlines slate for Republican county convention to be held March 10. Nominees include C Fred Wright for Congress in the Fifteenth District H F Manger for prothonotary and clerk of the courts Tiffany of Clifford for legislature and several delegates to state and national conventions. A meeting March 14 will explain plans and milk pricing for Montrose farmers seeking a condensary to improve prices and employment.
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Beranton Tribune
Montrose
Congress
Fifteenth Congressional District
C. Fred Wright
H. F. Manger
Tiffany
Clifford
Stone
Berant
Court House
Montrose Booming As Canning Factory Planned
Special to the Berunton Tribune Montrose March 6 plans for a canning factory and a milk condensary advance. Directors elected last meeting will meet soon to adjust sighting for building. A. J. Stone, a Scranton milk dealer, spent Tuesday as plans mature for the new dairy enterprise.
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Berunton Tribune
Montrose
Tribune
A. J. Btone
Scranton
Republican primaries name ward delegates in Forest City
Tru manor C Manger and James A Brown chosen as Republican county convention delegates from the First ward. Alfred Davis and W H Wildenberger named from the Second ward. Borough council sworn in new members Michael Krantz and Dennis Fallon. Halfal elected president Allen secretary Wellbrook treasurer Connolly street commissioner.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Repub
Truman C. Manger
James A. Brown
Firet
Bowond
Alfred Davis
W. H. Wildenberger
Michael Krantz
Dennis Fallon
Robert Halfal
Daniel Allen
J. Frederick Wellbrook
Michiel Connolly
Local Elections Stir Races for Secretary and Street Commissioner
W. H. Leek of Rockland N Y and Sheriff W J Maxey visited here on official business Monday and Tuesday. Michael Walsh and Frank McCloskey contest the secretary and street commissioner posts. W H Higgins of Scranton and John J O Boyle of Carbondale called on friends here this week.
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Michael Walsh
W. H. Leek
Rockland
N. Y
W. J. Maxey
W. H. Higgins
Scranton
Forest City
John J. O’boyle
Carbondale
Factoryville Sees Newark Visitor at Local Reunion
Mr. Henry Crieman of Newark New Jersey visits Factoryville to spend time with his parents. Circulars announce the third annual reunion of the Methodist Luniveopal church to be held on Thursday March 1. Miss Elulnise Jennings of Binghamton New York stays with School Controller Emerson Bweed. Mrs Albert Briggs has closed her...
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Factoryville
Henry Crieman
Newark
N. J
Methodist Luniveopal Church
Elulnise Jennings
Binghamton
N. Y
Emerson Bweed
Albert Briggs
The Stomach Key to Health and Strength
Digestive health shapes overall strength and vitality. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claims to cure stomach related diseases, improve nourishment, and strengthen lungs through nourished blood and food digestion. Testimonials from users across Maine to Indiana emphasize dramatic recoveries from indigestion to consumption.
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Charles Fross
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Local notices and civic updates from the township
The article notes changes in residents with Emma Travis visiting, H N Capwell moving into the Jim Smith house on April 1 and Smith relocating to Nicholson. It reports the township auditor meeting at the town hall to audit officers, and a Republican caucus set for March 10 to select delegates to the county convention. It also mentions a creamery fill being drawn from a pond near the tunnel.
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H. N. Capwell
Jim Smith
Smith
Nicholson
Slum Life Lecture Delayed by Absence and Local Vandalism
Special to the Scranton Tribune Hallstead March 6 reports a lecture on Slum Life in New York by Professor Burrill of Houston postponed as he did not appear, leaving the audience disappointed. A miscreant reportedly tossed a lighted fuse at the Young Men's Christian Association building. a $5 reward was offered for information leading to the arrest of the culprit.
Susquehanna County News In Brief From March Report
Western snow blockade eased as Erie trains resume regular arrivals. freight cars carry two feet of snow. A pastor search committee picks candidates for a local Baptist church. Mrs Willis Kilmer of New York remains tied to a divorce suit. Weddings planned in the Susquehanna area. Mrs Julius A Smith recovering from illness. Forest City reports 633 pupils. Moxley recovered and praised as a top county supervisor. Religious revivals continue at Montrose Methodist church. Rev Charles Newinga attends a Binghamton district meeting. Milk producers attend a Five States meeting in Binghamton. Eva Sophia of Susquehanna speaks at Sunday school institutes. Republicans hold caucuses and elect delegates for Montrose nominating convention. Hallstead silk mill restarts after a brief shutdown. Mrs Michael Murray of Hallstead dies aged 28. Hallstead sees first showing of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Great Bend girls form a club “The Jolly Girls.” Sleeting storm predicted by weather bureau arrives. Snow falls last night and today. D& H railroad changes locomotive numbers on Pennsylvania division. Uniondale graded school plans April commencement. Mr and Mrs Watson Boyden travel to Brookville for Soldiers Memorial Home jollification. Montrose Republican notes cannery location debate.
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New York
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Hallstead
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Binghamton
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Great Bend
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Grand Street
Brookville
Penn
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Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Nicholson Monday
Nicholson March 6 The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet at the patronage on Wednesday afternoon Supper will be served from 6 to 8 p m Miss Dolly Gardner has returned from Nessville Pa The Universalist church benefit entertainment in the opera house was well received The accommodation train ran two trips due to a late mall The patronage business and local hires are noted with Louis Jones at a Nicholson butcher Olyphant and H Ti Wilkins as Lackawanna Home Supply traveling representative.
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Nicholson
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Nessville
Universalist Church
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Olyphant
H. Ti. Wilkins
Lackawanna Home Supply Company
Wall Street Mixed as Bears Press Market Woes Mount
Conditions on the New York Stock Exchange were mixed with prices volatile and sentiment split between bulls and bears. Notable declines came from International Paper and Pressed Steel Car while Third Avenue showed strength. overall volume totaled 430,200 shares with bonds quiet.
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Third Avenue
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Burlington
Baltimore
Ohio
United States
Pe-ru-Na praised by families for coughs and catarrh
A letter page extols Pe-ru-Na as essential family medicine. Mrs Overmann and Mrs Vandegriff share how it helped their children through measles bronchial trouble and catarrh. The ad-cum-testimonial warns that childhood illnesses stem from catarrh and urges prompt treatment with Pe-ru-Na and Dr Hartman’s free book.
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H. H. Overmann
Winslow Ave
Cincinnati
L. G. Vandegriff
Carrollton
Joseph Kirchensteiner
Croton Street
Cleveland
Corrected Market Listings Show Butter Dairy Prices and Offers
Corrected by H. G. Dale, the listing notes butter creamery at 2c per dairy tub, Begs-Select western at 1gc nearby, cheese full cream new at 1'yc, and assorted produce with prices including onions per bushel and flour.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Philadelphia Market Notes March 6 Grain and Live Stock
Market reports show wheat steady and corn firm, No 2 mixed and No 3 white traded with varied bids. Potatoes and butter firm, eggs dull, cheese firm, refined sugars quiet, live poultry steady with mixed demand. flour and shipments listed for the period with quantities in barrels sacks and bushels.
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New York Grain and Produce Market Report
New York March 6 Flour steady and fairly active on detrable grades of spring and winter wheat. Wheat firmer. No 2 red prices firmer. Elevator and afloat stocks mixed with options opening flat or rallying after a sharp setback.
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Perthers
Dalvie
Market Summary Bids and Prices Note Mixed Readings
In a fluctuating market, several commodities showed firmness or strength while others lagged. Corn and oats traded steady to firm with net advances for some contracts. butter and creamery products held firm to strong. Eggs weakened across states, with regional variations in price levels and demand.
Wheat Market Mixed as Liverpool Prices Signal Gains
Chicago trading on March 6 sees a firmer wheat outlook with a possible Liverpool price rise and Western market strength. May futures edged up slightly while May corn and oats posted small gains. provisions remained dull but finished firmer. Cash quotations list various grain and livestock values across corn, wheat, rye, flour, pork, and whiskey categories.
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Chicago Cattle and Hog Receipts Reported Steady
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts around 3 000 with generally steady tone for natives and feeders and firm bulls canners and calves. hog receipts near 22 000 with mixed quality and few price movements. sheep receipts 0 000 with strong demand for wethers and lambs and higher bids overall. Texans fed steers also steady and hog market outlook modestly firmer tomorrow.
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Texas
Buffalo Live Stock Market report March cattle and sheep
Mast Buffalo March 6 report notes cattle receipts modest with slow demand. hog receipts 18 cars steady. Prices show good to prime for some cattle, rough common to good for others. sheep and lambs dull and weaker across grades with extra select lambs scarce. Totals unclear with mixed figures around 6707.25 for sheep and 5500 for others.
East Liberty Cattle Market Report
East Liberty on March 6 reports cattle steady with mixed hog values and sheep steady. Prices listed include hogs around 6.10 to 6.50, sheep steady near 6.00 to 7.00, veal and other livestock with implied steady demand.
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East Liberty Cattle Market
East Liberty
Reeves and Calves With Steady Readings in Market
Market notes from New York describe Reeves and Calves showing steady signals. Calves steady with little movement, prices around four dollars per head in moderate activity. Howe reported weak demand with nominal quotations and limited trading.
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Reeves
Conan
Howe
Oil Market Report Shows Varied Balances and Shipments
Oil market notes credit balances at 1.68 dollars with no bids. Shipments totaling 9.1 barrels, averages cited for daily runs and totals around 6 072 barrels. Aggregated figures show an 77 837 barrel total with certificates and certificates status unspecified.
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Ol City
March
No Heart Too Bad To Be Cured By Dr Agnew Cure
Testimony piles up praising the agnew heart remedy for rapid relief of acute heart suffering within thirty minutes. The ad claims the cure attacks disease instantly after ingestion and is sold by Matthews Bros and W T Clark.
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Matthews Broa
W. T. Clark
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