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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1898
Page
12
A partial Carbondale text notes a delivery change or route news affecting Mrs. RB Munn Balom and a regular delivery, with references to a person named Roberts and a news desk. The readable fragments imply an official notice about distribution or service adjustments.
A fragmented item lists names and roles among a newly formed group in a northeastern region. The text references veterans, offices, and local leaders including Gilbert, Tobin, and Smith, with mentions of Vermont and Vermont-related individuals.
Two men were arrested after a police encounter at night. One man was not in the Erie area. The other man faced charges and was reprimanded. Officers acted to stop noise, while the duo were moved to a patrol car for processing.
A crowded Sunday gathering featured clergy and community leaders discussing language heritage and education at a Welsh tongue school event. Local names such as Stella Tendred and Rina Mita Saenoot were noted among attendees, with remarks on cultural preservation and schooling.
Local notes report the Terminianoe society plans a gathering tonight with attendees including Dickson Shy Merounh and others. William Wilton and Frank Portia attended a party in Crocy Ridge while Mrs T Jones spent time with her parents by Taylor. Henry Davis visited friends in Taylor on Wednesday.
William Rooke Peckville and Henry Purdy set to leave today for Klondike. Bier Belerin to move into his new residence on White's addition in a few days. The Methodist Episcopal church will hold its usual services tomorrow morning and evening with sermons on The Theme of the Pearl and The Perfect State of Man. Special note of a cordial gathering and worship planned.
A fragmented OCR item lists names such as Maren Hiutper and Gerayd Riveytise along with mentions of events and church services. It references places like Throop and Curb and notes upcoming special services and a nightly program. The text is garbled but preserves several named individuals and local civic cues.
A deciphered fragment shows a chaotic stream of names and phrases tied to Jermany and Mayfield. The text lists scattered individuals, roles, locations, and actions with unclear sequence, resembling a garbled historical note or transcription error without a clear single event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR yields a townwide mix of names, places, and events. Mentions Matai, Tirana, Syl pti Mey, and Caren toe with various local figures such as Richelle Ine and Cyrene. Reading reads like scattered social and community notes without a single clear feature.
The list records multiple forthcoming weddings and social events at local churches and homes. Entries mention couples, venues such as Saintin Thursday and the Methow Episcopal church, with dates around late spring and early April. Additional notes include family moves, illness, and visits from friends in Boventon and nearby towns.
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and terms with military and place references. It mentions dates, possible battles or events, and several proper nouns suggesting a historical war context, though the exact events and actors are obscured by garbled wording.
Fragmentary text describes a scene with wandering figures, a garden setting, and a garden path. It mentions a tenant room, bees, blooming trees, and a narrator pondering what Uber had tol, all amid disrupted language and stray names.
A jumble of names and places describes Avoca civic notices and social items. Mentions include Mammoth Creek, Minn More MoTan and Hoole, with references to dairy, Brimion, Hyde SD MT, and local gatherings. The excerpt reads as a town record of meetings, visits, and community activities.
The Sells Brothers show owners endorse Peruna the national catarrh remedy. Letters praise the tonic for nervous strain digestion and overall health, noting it treats root causes rather than local symptoms. Dr Hartman’s books on catarrhal diseases are urged, with ordering details for Peruna and a women's health book.
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