Contagious Disease Reporting Rules Cited by Forest City Health Official
Forest City notes from L H May secretary of the board of health quote Act No 124 of 1896 sections 1 and 2 on mandatory reporting of contagious diseases with penalties for noncompliance. The item also reports local civic notices and residents traveling west, including W H Wildenberger, Frank Brown and social events of the Ladies Aid Society and community visits.
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Bernanten Tribune
Forest City
Forest City News
L. H. May
Board of Healthy
Pro Bon Publico
Board of Health
UN. H. May
W. H. Wildenberger
Buffalo
Omaha
Wildenberger
West
Frank Brown
F. L. Grander
Uniondale
John H. Cunningham
Ambrose O'Donnell, Esq
Albany
Local Notes From New Milford Highlights Residents and Visits
Special to the Beranton Tribune from New Milford on March 16 details Maude Spencer’s return to school after illness, travel by V. L. Trumbull to Montrose, and entertaining visits by Mrs I P Moss. It lists numerous neighbors visiting family, illness updates, and a Ladies Working Guild election with Elmer Tiel named president.
Mrs Breese Returns From Norwich Visit
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Mrs C C Breese returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives in Norwich New York. The item notes various local residents hosting or visiting relatives including Mr W N Tiffany of Bridgewater and Miss Kate Alexander returning from Factoryville.
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Scranton Tribune
Kingsley
C. C. Breese
Norwich
W. N. Tiffany
Bridgewater
Lizsie Tiffany
KE. KB. Brundage
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
P. M. Wilworth and Son
Montrose
Elk Lake
Kate Alexander
Stanley Reynolds
Factoryville
Local Notices From Hopbottom Village Meeting Various Moves
Insurance manager Black of Nicholson arranges coverage for a fire damaged house with repairs by Mr. Rought. Mr. Russell moves to Mrs Corey's house as an addition is added before new owner Mr Yeomans moves in. Daniel Wood plans spring move, renting his farm two miles from the village to Harry Saunders of Lathrop. Wood and wife retire from hard farm life due to ill health. William Ainey in critical condition. sister Mrs Parks of Brooklyn has visited. Giles Carpenter and wife return from Hallstead. Mrs Corey visits sister Mrs Finn and has wintered in Ashley Pa. Methodist church women prepare dinner and supper with an evening program. Winter weather hints persist as six weeks sledding prophecy nears.
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Beranton Tribune
Hopbottom
Black
Nicholson
Rought
Russell
Mra. Corey
Yeomans
Daniel Wood
Harry Saunders
Lathrop
Wood
William Ainey
Parks
Brooklyn
Giles Carpenter
Hallstead
Hotel De Red Onion Opens In Nicholson Town
Special to the Scranton BehrTr ibune reports Nicholson has a new temperance hotel named Hotel De Red Onion built by proprietor Amos Blakeslee near the old stone quarry on Patrick Dugan’s land. It measures about fourteen feet square with two eye catching poles and a prominent red letter sign read clearly from a quarter mile away. The hotel employs four servants and has seen expansion to meet rising boarding demand. About fifty locals visited last Sunday to view the establishment.
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Becranton Tribune
Nicholson
Frank Latham
Sadie Place
Scranton
J. L. Tiffany
Joseph Smith
H. G. Mack
Gouldsboro
John Weaver
Mr. Peiffer
Factoryville
Hazel Wilson
Harry Wilson
Glenwood
James Smith
Crane
Patrick Duggan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Hotel de Red Onion
Amos Blakeslee
Daniel Horton
Willie Sherman
Had Blakeslee
James Traynor
Various Community Activities Including Odd Fellows Meeting And Bake Sale
The Sons of St. George juvenile order meets this evening while the Presbyterian ladies hold a bread and pastry sale today from 3 to 6 in Mrs. Thomas Morton’s home. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows district convention gathers at Odd Fellows hall with sessions for business and entertainment and delegates from Edwardsville areas. Funeral notices cover Charles Reilly who died after pneumonia with services at 8:39 AM and burial at St Marys. Mrs. G M Snyder’s funeral is set for 12:30 PM at home with burial in Dunmore cemetery. John McCrindle remains critically ill on North Main Street. St Aloysius society to meet Tuesday. news of T J Dunn’s brother Merton dying in Victor Colorado. several family losses and illness noted including Miss Kate lerel illness.
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Sons of St. George
the Presbyterian Church
Thomas Morton
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edwardsville
Charles Reilly
John Devers
Margaret
Edward
Charles
St. Mary’s Cemetery
G. M. Snyder
D. T. Smythe
Dunmore
John McCrindle
North Main Street
St. Aloyalus Society
T. J. Dunn
Merton
Victor
Colorado
West
Sisters’ Hospital
Kate
Leverl
Peruna touted by notable figures in Washington letters
A series of endorsements from prominent figures including Senor Quesada and Celso Caesar Moreno praise Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh. Letters from Washington describe Peruna as a safe tonic and effective treatment, with testimonials from Morenos and others claiming deafness and other catarrhal ailments improved by the medicine.
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Celeo Caesar Moreno
Hawaii
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Celso Caesar Moreno
Peruna
Senor Quesdda
Washington
Peruna Mediccine Co
United States
Columbus
Susquehanna County News Highlights March Events
Susquehanna reports Mrs Tru man Perry seriously ill in Thom son township. A council of Congrega tional churches will meet March 23 at Flist church Oakland to recognize the society. William A Skinner named borough attorney for Lanesboro. Fireman Hall hosts social for Miss Fannie Taylor from Manafield State Normal. Telegraph poles go up for line Susquehanna Lanesboro Windsor Nineveh. J M Warner visits from Chicago. Lenoxville reports grip epidemic.
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Susquehanna
Truman Perry
Thomson Township
William H. Larrabee
Flist Congregational Church
Oakland
William A. Skinner
Lanesboro
Susquehanna County
Fannie Taylor
State Normal School
Manafield
Doran
Susquehanna Orchestra
Lancesboro
Windsor
Nineveh
J. M. Warner
Delaware
Erie
Western, Indianna and Belt Railway
Chicago
Delaware and Hudson
Lenoxville
John Humphrey, Jr
Great Bend
St. John's Catholic Church
Monte Carlo
Hogan Opera House
Baptist Church
E. R. Allen
Worcester
William W. English
Wellsboro
William H. Langford
Washington Street
J. J. Henry
Hickory Grove
Susquehannea
Hallstead
Henry Ackert
Brandt Chair Company
Dairyman Seeks Doctor for Child Suffering From Croup
An Albany dairyman sought a doctor for a child stricken by croup and bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to bridge the wait. The child improved before the doctor arrived, and the family has since recommended the remedy to neighbors. Matthews Bros. distribute.
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Albany
Otto Schols
Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Funeral services for Mrs Calvin Moore at 2 PM
The funeral will be conducted this afternoon from the late residence at 2 o'clock with the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic in charge. Interment will be in Evergreen cemetery. Dr Lincoln Hulley of Bucknell University will lecture in Keystone academy main hall Saturday evening at 8 o'clock on The Dooley Readings. Admission ten cents.
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Beranton Tribune
Factoryville
Calvin Moore
The
Grand Army of the Republic
Evergreen Cemetery
Lincoln Hulley
Bucknell University
Keystone Academy
Dooley
Peckville Fair Opens Monday With Bonn Band
The fair and trades display will begin next Monday evening. Peckville fire department spared no expense to make it a standout. Bonn's Full Band of Olyphant will provide music for the occasion.
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Peckville
Bonn
Presbyterian Church
H. Moon
Christ
Jesus
Baptist Church
Misa Maude Vosburg
Montdale
William Dikeman
Fred Howell
Priceburg
Claudie
Windsor
Susquehanna
Market Wrap Shows Mixed Activity on Broadway Trading
New York markets open with mixed action as agro issues trade on a small scale and Third Avenue leads with a notable price swing. Sugar and People’s show gains while Pacific Mall weakens. bear cover supports a firm tone ahead of tomorrow’s bank statement. Total stock volume 21220 shares. bonds more active with par value 076,000. United States old 6s down ¼, other issues varied. rough page shows Quotations and par notes.
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New York
Third Avenue
Aften
People's
Pacific Mall
United States
Cranton Wholesale Market Butter Creamery Dairy Prices
Butter creamery price at 24c per tub and dairy at 1.26 per bushel. Corrected listing notes Gcranton Wholesale Market with H. G. Dale as editor and location 27 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Gcranton
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Wheat Ready
Philadelphia reports wheat readiness as of March 16 with markets observing steady demand and supply signals for the grain. Local traders note stable pricing and expected shipment activity in coming days.
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Philadelphia
Market Prices Report From Grain and Produce Desk
The report lists prices for corn oats potatoes bread butter refined sugars and cotton with notes on demand and quality. It includes receipts of 2000 barrels 15000 sacks wheat 6000 bushels corn 66000 bushels oats 27000 bushels and shipments of wheat none corn 3500 bushels oats 20000 bushels.
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Bennaylvania
Binech Westert
Southern
Hogeun
S.c
New York Flour and grain markets show firmer tone
March 16 market notes report firmer activity in flour and wheat with No 2 red futures steady. Corn edged higher at midday then firmed again by close, while butter and cheese prices held steady to firm with Western creamery and state dairy lines noted.
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New York
Duluth
Uly
Sme
Eek Ener Mtea
Western Creamery
Matic
Madoc
Chicago Market Receipts Rise Amid Mixed Week Totals
Chicago March 1 reports show weekly receipts strongest of year with mixed stock and feeders. Texan steers and hogs led gains, cow and heifer prices varied, receipts total around 18 000 with hogs and sheep futures unsettled and Western lambs mixed.
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Chicago
Texas Bulls
East Buffalo Livestock Auction Report Says Mixed Demand
On March 16 cattle through 48 cars Veals and calves head demand only fair lower top veal and on sale five through slow demand lower for all but prime top lambs 97 500 7 60 night to good 7 197 40 top wethers 8 25 good to best mixed 95 20 5 25 on sale six through active higher heavy 95 20 5 25 mixed and Yorkers 5 15 0 5 0 lights 5 10 pigs 4 60 4 05 closing firm.
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East Buffalo
City Credit Balances and Shipments Reported
On City March 14 credit balances were $1.68 with certificates no bid. Shipments totaled 68 403 barrels, averaging $5372 per barrel. Runs were $6 468 per barrel with an average of 012 barrels.
Pineapple Tablets touted to curb indigestion
Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets claim to nip the ills from neglect of the digestive organs including indigestion and dyspepsia. The advert promises relief from poor digestion, weak circulation, and low mood, selling a box of eighteen tablets for 60 cents, distributed by Matthews Bros and W. T. Clark.
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von Stan
Irs
Matthews Bros
W. T. Clark
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Ladies' Aid Society
the Methodist Church
A. Ferguson
J. T. Addins
Willmarth
Frank Tiffany
Heart Lake
E. D. Bell
Watson Jeffers
A. E. Tiffany
A. J. Adams
New Milford
Maude Spencer
V. Trumbull
F. Moss
Mire
Henry Meade
Binghamton
Julia Bingham
H. L. Tingley
Nebraska
George Parker
Fred Kennedy
Binghamston
Main Street
William Rosengrant
D. W. Hager
W. A. Simons
A. J. Kimball
George Gardner
Bert
F. H. Millard
Marie Wilkinson
Tunkhannock
Patrick Crane
W. H. Follet
Ladies' Working Guild
Elmer Tiel
Charles Jay
Elmira
Grain-C
All Greaelic. and
AVOCA
Hawaiian Islands
Perta
Charlee B. Royer
Morristown
Malinda Royer
Senor Quesada
Celso Cesar Moreno
Hawaiii
Frank McKanan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Heartlake
B. Chase
Hallstead Crewe
E. J. Gorton
Fife
Sealle
Hornellaville
John Gates
Dennis Quirk
Gulf Summit
St. John’s Catholic Church
Busquehanne
Jackson Dramatic Society
Warner & Brower
Pactoryville
Hood
Wall Street Review
Eeeejatione
Sormenee
the Tribune Gorda & Ae
Steees
Ing. Bsconana
Goranton Board of Trade Exchange
Lard
Peewee
Sassnasedeess
Ike Il
Irst National Bank
Renton Avings Bank
Bi Bank Econom
Sno Clar
Iron Ence
Ove
Dal Cot Bank & Tron Bank
Bisa Prey Cos! Co
BONDS
Beranton Eave Lwey
Bireot
Seeereenee
Peenonip Beran
St. Impoon
SILK
Spruce Street
Washington and
Wyoming Aves
Bellavita
MacGarrah & Thommas
Lackawarre Ave
New York Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Castoria
Pilsner
Warmuth Street
Scranton, PA
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Europian Ptan
William Taylor & Son
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
I. D. Crawford
Wanamakers
Fiegsl Douglas Bi
Bore
B'n
Aly
Albert New York
Ith BT. & Universi PL
Pact Westauran
Pron
H.C Banderses
Brugwiats
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