Susquehanna County Republicans Nominate Slate At Montrose
In Montrose Susquehanna County Republicans meet in a united convention nominating George C Hill and George B Tiffany for the legislature. The gathering adopted resolutions praising McKinley and endorsing local leaders with officers elected and preparations set for upcoming primaries.
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Susquehanna
George
Tiffany
Hill
Perfect Harmony
Montrose
Susquehanna County
George C. Hill
Frank F. Greenwood
Wright
W. D. Balles
J. F. Lovelace
Jeremiah Banker
T. B. Dimick
Hillis
Charles Stevens
A. M. Williams
C. H. Miller
A.L. Bowell
Charles van Wormer
Ira Latham
A. Sherwood
J. H. Lincoln
William Emmons
Committee On Permanent Organization
EB. W. Jackson
A. W. Shay
D. B. Taft
William Potts
A. A. Richardson
William Patterson
Congress
Fifteenth District
C. Fred Wright
Harrisburg
George B. Tiffany
Henry F. Manger
H. W. Terry
F. A. Goodwin
Fifteenth Congressional District
Ralph B. Tuttle
G. Tingley
George B. Palmer
Sunday School meeting downsized by storm in Hopbottom
The Hopbottom Sunday School association held a smaller gathering due to bad weather. Rev. Gillett of Clifford and Rev. Roads spoke, and ladies served meals. Members discussed election of officers and settling accounts as the term nears its end.
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Scranton Tribune
Hopbottom
Sunday School Association
Gillett
Clifford
Roads
Church
Ladies Aid of the Universalist Church
Truman Bell
BE. M. Tiffany
G. W. Strapler
Tiffany
Ed, Yeomans
James Jeffers
Montrose
Giles Carpenter
Halistead
Ohn Hisbee
E. M. Tiffany
Claude Roberts
Claude
Mr. Pisbee
Kingsley
Finn
Remedy Relief After Months of Diarrhea
Mrs F. Watson of Aiken Alabama recounts two doctors declaring her case hopeless. A 20 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy given in five doses brought permanent relief. She endorses it as the best on the market. Sold by all druggists and Matthews Bros. as wholesale and retail agents.
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New Milford Social Notes Prompt Local Visits
Miss Josie Boyle visits Halstead friends while Miss Jennie Robinson of Scranton stays with her parents in town. Rev C C Gillet of Clifford calls on friends. John J. Hand makes a business trip to Binghamton. Thomas Brick, the popular barber, has a new gasoline lamp in his shop. Rev A D Decker of Binghamton visits Mr David Davenport. Mrs S R Bell visits in New Jersey. Mrs E L Peck visits friends at Alford. William Phinney plans to resume hotel management on April 1.
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Halstead
Jennie Robinson
Scranton
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Clifford
John J. Hand
Binghamton
Thomas Brick
A. D. Decker
David Davenport
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Offered by Druggists
Advertisement notes a laxative Bromo Quinine tablet product with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. It bears E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and is priced at 25 cents.
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Spencer Opens New Shoe Shop in Nicholgan
Special to The Beranton Tribune reports Mr Spencer, long time operator of a shoe shop in the old factory building here, has opened a shop in Nicholgan and moved his family there this week. The town council met and closed the year’s business, paid outstanding bills, appropriated funds for the health board, reappointed J W Ellenberger, and let the water contract to Nakonmia Water Co for two hundred fifty dollars for one year.
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Factoryville
Spencer
Nicholgan
Tillinghast Brayton
Board of Health
J. W. Ellenberger
Nakonmia Water Company
Prominent Local Deaths and Area Updates
Mrs John Walker 45 dies after six weeks pneumonia at Jenkins township home. Her husband died earlier from mine injuries. John Mackin aged 70 dies from general debility. William Tracy 2 dies in Upper Pittston after two weeks pneumonia. Bethel farmers plan a Clark s milk condensing plant for 3000 cows. Jacob Koehler of Paterson N J foreman at new silk mill jailed for temporary insanity. Unoccupied Old Forge Coal Co house at Duryea burns completely. John McFadden sprained ankle after fall from engine at Coxton.
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Old Forge Coal Company
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John McFadden
Parsonage Street
Coxton Round House
Hie
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Susquehanna County Heads to Montrose for GOP Convention
A Susquehanna county delegation travels to Montrose for the Republican county convention. Other notes include railway men backing state Sen. E. B. Hardenbergh for auditor general, Sunday school institutes across the county, and local civic updates from Great Bend, Hallstead, and Susquehanna.
Market report notes slight relief amid weak demand
In New York on March 8 the market showed partial relief from weakness as broad favorable outlooks did not translate into buying. Investment demand faded with small rail earnings drives waning. total stock sales reached 260,700 shares while bonds were steadier, with United States 3s down 1? and new 4 18 bid.
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United States
Butter-Creamery Dairy Products Price List
Corrected by H. G. Dale. Butter-Creamery offers dairy tubs and cheese full cream at $2.10 for medium marrow and $2.90 for large. Onions per bushel and flour also listed. Nearby western markets.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Prices and Market Notes
Market report from Philadelphia lists March contract grades for wheat and corn with firm tones for some futures. Oats steady No 2 white, rye and barley mixed, potatoes and cheese prices unchanged. Live poultry, eggs, butter, and flour sections show firm to steady values with attention to wheat and corn supply.
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Quiet New York Flour Market Shows Mixed Activity
The New York wheat and corn markets opened steady to firmer on limited cash demand. Options were dull but tracking the cash strength as buyers held positions, while butter and cheese markets displayed firm tones across western creamery and state dairy lines.
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March
Tf. Co. B
Dulwich
Western Creamery
Datée
Shatitee
Matic
State Dairy
Wadie
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Short and Dull
The Buffalo cattle market shows dull activity with receipts near five cars and prices tending eastward as traders reel from limited demand and slow cattle movement. Local sentiment hints at caution ahead of nearby auctions and weather influences.
Market Report From The Fair Cattle And Pigs
Receipts show fair cattle with heifers and veals steady to higher. Hog prices steady with mediums around 3.15 and better hogs in demand. Sheep and lamb receipts mix. buyers expect softer prices for lambs and cull stock noted.
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Easler
Calves and Sheep Market Report From New York Trading
New York market notes indicate calves sold at up to about 1.25 dollars with barn stocks steady. Sheep and lambs sold at similar levels, prices for hogs weaker with limited demand and assorted lots on sale in concurrent offerings.
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Fragmentary text with scattered numerals and names
The readable parts include a jumble of names, numbers, and terms such as Liberty, March, prime, heavy, Yorkers, $5, 35,590.00, calves, and lam. The passage lacks coherent context or a clear event to describe.
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Choles Wethers
Common
OW City March S-Credit Balance Report
Credit balances total $1.43 with certificatex reported for shipments. No bid was received. Deliveries include 706 barrel runs averaging 677 barrels per run, totaling 34 917 barrels.
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OW City
March
Itching Piems Doctor Agnew Ointment Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Agnews Ointment as a remedy for itching piles with testimonials. The copy promises relief in 3 to 6 nights and offers the product for sale by Matthews Bree and W T Clark.
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