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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1900

Page

2

Applications Filed at Tankhannock for April License Court

The Scranton Tribune reports that many applicants, including John H. Jones and E. A. Martin, filed for liquor licenses in various houses around Nicholson, Tunkhannock, Lake Carey, and nearby towns. License court opens Monday, April 2, to review the 32 names, down from 33 last year. Also noted are local events at Keystone academy and social plans by the W. C. T. A. and Miss Elizabeth Wrigley at Main Street rooms.

Tankhannock Scranton Tribune Well Mquor John H. Jones Spring Grove Lake Carey Lewla C. Vaughn Forkston George 8. Hinkile Nicholson J. A. Niver Niver John C. Reynolds Packer Tunkhannock Clark EB Riverside Meshoppen Martin Schlatter Wyoming F. T. Smith Silk House Factoryville M. W. Newberry Pratt Monroe Township Ettle Stevens Stevens Leonard Champion Lehigh Valley Washington Township Reforms Hawk Star Noxen Peter McGee Warren Street D. C. Graham Graham Fred Boss Laceyville M. van Alken Falls House Falls Thomas L. Dolan D. L. Howell la Grange Jabez Lee Keeler M. W. Reeser Mehoopany J. H. Shook S Hook House

Bradford Coal Beds Open New Drift in Long Valley

Towanda March 18. Civil engineer of Long Valley Coal Company and crew open a drift two miles south of the plane. The seam runs thirty two inches thick with fine quality coal. The drift is seventy five yards in and a complete mine with air course and track. The new A bed lies above old workings and has not been exploited. Local history notes 1844 survey by Richard I Taylor who foresaw value in the Bradford county field.

Long Valley Beranton Tribune Towanda Eivil Long Valley Coal Comany Iles Barclay Hichard I. Taylor Bradford County Abel

Fire destroys Pierceville hotel after overnight blaze

The old Pierceville hotel owned by A K E Rodney burned Saturday night with the family barely escaping in night attire. The fire started from an overheated stove as cold conditions curbed dampening. A vacant adjacent store owned by W B Stark was also destroyed. lane damage estimated at 2.50 with 1,250 insurance.

W. BE. Stark Scranton

Watkins relatives visit in Factoryville amid winter departures

Special to the Berunton Tribune Factoryville March 18 Mr and Mrs George Watkins of Winter Pa spend a few days with Mr and Mrs E L Watkins Edward Shaw of Lake Sheridan has recently returned from Philadelphia Mire Sarah Simren who has been the winter at Alnghannon R Y with her daughter has returned home Breihr church was filled to capacity

Berunton Tribune Factoryville George Watkins Winter E. L. Watkins Edward Shaw Lake Sheridan Philadelphia Sarah Simren Alnghannon R.Y Wliter Breihr

May Bender's Fifth Birthday Party Highlights City

Special to the Boranton Tribune reports May Bender's fifth birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bender with games and supper on Friday afternoon. Attendees include Lulu Decker Bessie Decker Maude Decker Bertha Davis Maude Davis Louise Hollenback Charlotte Hinckman Jo Davis. The piece also notes local incidents and events from the area including injuries, illnesses, theater plans for Faust in Carbondale, and council updates.

Boranton Tribune Forest City Albert Bender May Miss May Lulu Decker Bessie Decker Maude Decker Bertha Davis Maude Davis Louise Hollenback Charlotte Hinckman Jo Davis John O'Huara Henry Weed Starracea Fred Stoddard LeRoy Perkins Mattie Hacker White's Valley Martha Osborne Faust Carbondale Grand Opera House Goethe Shakespeare Church of the Transfiguration St. Louis Megara Johns Hullah Falcon Gillespie James White L. H. May Board of Health M. J. Connelly F. M. Gardner, Esq Jacob Kretchek J. BR. Budd

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Local Households

A Bedford County resident, D. Meurkle, reports saving many doctor bills by using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of cold. The family keeps a bottle open and relies on the remedy, saying it prevents doctor visits and cures effectively. Matthews Bros. acts as wholesale and retail agents.

Chamberlain Meurkle Mattle Bedford County

Susquehanna County News Brief from March Events

Susquehanna churches marked St Patrick day with services while clerics seek Baptists pastorship. County Democrats plan Montrose meeting March 28 amid ward division talks. Funeral held for Dennis Quirk of Gulf Summit. Uniondale burglaries reported. high constable seeking work. Montrose may host a 2000 cow milk condensery for $30,000 and 45 workers. Tim Hurley, local boxing pro, has several engagements.

Susquehanna St. John’s Catholic Church Montrose Laneshore New Milford Laurel Hill Epworth League Forest City John Ruskin Uniondale Philo Burritt Alnee Washington Uniondale High School Punkin Ridge Belinda Jane Jonathan Odd Fellows Driscoll Friendsville D. C. Titman Grippe Register Bruce B. Buffum E. R. Allen Worcester N. Y Jones Hogan Opera House Tim Hurley Husquehanna

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Says Refund Policy

An old advertisement promises a refund if the medicine fails to cure. Each box bears E. W. Grove’s signature and is priced at five cents.

E. W. Grove

Local notes from Nicholson area including visits and moves

March updates list residents visiting Scranton, pneumonia illness of Henry Myers, Thayer's return from Bridgewater, Cole family moving to New Milford for quarry foreman job, Epworthians social in Walnut Park, local teas and tea guests, a Sabbath school party to Starkville, and several visits in Factoryville Fleetville and Worden. An advertisement for Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart credits Rev L Dana.

Scranton Tribune Nicholson Mrea L. Tiffany Scranton Henry Myers A. L. Thayer Fast Bridgewater Chandler E. Cole New Milford Walnut Park Nev Esther Wilcox Ruth Driggs Hazel Davie Nellie Brecht Eula Pardene Pearl Sprague Bertha Rought Pearl McKibby Theo Jacques Phoebe Anderson Ruby Miller Maud Oakley Juna Warner Tillinghast Drayton Factoryville Cora Green Florence Wilkins Fleetville, Pa Miss Green Hiram G. Worden V. V. Walker

Four-Day Personally-Conducted Washington Tour Announced

Pennsylvania Railroad offers a four day tour to Washington on Monday April 2 with trains from Williamsport and Wilkes-Barre. Round trip rates range from 10.10 to 15.60 with hotel accommodations and luncheon through April 5. Guides distributed on the train. tickets via agents or George W. Boyd Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Williamsport Wilkes-Barre Sunbury Harrisburg Pennsytvania Washington National Capital Renovo Beranton Suntury Mt. Carmel Altoona Lancaster York Wiints Dewart Selinsgrove Lykens Dillsburg Lebanon Columbia Wrightsville Super Cumberland Valley Chambersburg Harrar Wilkes Barre Pas George W. Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia

Local Wedding Noted in Surraro Community

A brief item records a wedding in Surraro New York with mention of a couple and local witnesses. The event is described in terse terms suitable for a community notice column.

Gloucester prints and gingham fabrics sale preview

Three thousand yards of fine Gloucester prints in dark fa and figures offered at discount from 6c to 3ac Our price. Two thousand yards of fancy dress gingham in stripes and plaids with leader price 8c Our price 52c One thousand yards of red table damask wide patterns leader price 25c Our price 15c

Gloucester Diarie Ian

Market in New York Faces Shifts as Bank Statement Sparks Rally

The New York stock market shows mixed action with Third Avenue and sugar stocks drawing attention. A bank statement surprise halves the expected surplus but signals ongoing loan contraction as banks liquidate to cover government bond purchases under a new refunding law. Total shares traded reach 146 600 with bonds more active than equities.

New York Third Avenue Tennessee Coal Advanced & Polnia London United States

Dairy Prices and Items at Local Market

Corrected by 11 G Dale details dairy products and prices. We list tub creams Ed Egge Belect western 16i nearby atute Iie Cresee Full Cream 124ge Peaus Pet bu endinn marrow $2.45 medium $2.90 pea $2.0 Seed Potatoes Pet bu $1.35.

G. Dale Lackawanna Avenue Rutter—Creamery Atute Cresee

Philadelphia Grain Market Report Highlights Varied Prices

Wheat firm and general market firmness noted with mixed quotes across grains. Oats and corn show small shifts. butter and eggs steady. sugars steady. tobacco and oils unchanged. live poultry and dressed poultry mostly unchanged. receipts and shipments listed for flour, wheat, corn, and oats.

Grain and butter market report from New York trading

In New York on March 17 traders noted firm movement in flour and patent flour grades with prices around 1.45 for straight and 2.0 to 2.40 for extras and low grades. Wheat spot and elevator bids held firm on cold weather and strong English cables, with May and September futures showing steady interest amid active covering and foreign buying. Butter markets remained firm in western creamery markets as options opened and pared gains through the day.

New York Minnesota F. O. Bo Tige Tye Western Creamery Maiic

Imitation Creamery Names Faced in Local Trade Inquiry

A fragmented clerical notice references an imitation creamery or dairy operation under scrutiny in Izgade and adjacent locations. No clear dates or stakeholders are readable, but the terms do indicate dairy product labeling concerns and potential regulatory review.

Grain and provision markets rise in Chicago trading

Chicago March 17 grain and provision markets closed with strength. Wheat gains tied to cold weather and heavy foreign demand while corn and oats advanced. Provisions reached new seasonal highs with contracts for flour, pork, lard and other commodities climbing, pricing notes listed for multiple grades and staples.

Chicago Mtgahitye Harley Denuke Northwest H.ga

Chicago Receipts Report Mixed Quality Weak Week Totals

Chicago market report shows week’s receipts around 144,600 hogs and 151,600 cattle with 66,60 sheep. Prices edge up for Texas fed steers and western sheep, while calves and hogs show mixed strength. overall week ends with a cautious but steady tone. Bulls firm for some classes and prime native cattle hold value amid fluctuating demand.

Chicago Texas Fed

East Buffalo Livestock Market Report Amid Mixed Trade

At East Buffalo on March 17 buyers weighed 4 alile-Re claim and noted a steady to firm tone across classes. Lambs ranged extra to fancy, with prices around 7.4005 and 94.25 for select and common stock. sheep listings showed varied values and receipts recorded for cattle and sheep.

East Buffalo

New York Live Stock Market Summary

March 17 market lacked activity with steady cattle and lambs. calves and veal trade slow. Sheep traded around 1250 to 1506 dollars per head, medium to choice lambs at 77 to 100 dollars. hogs not offered, nominally firm.

New York Reever Gould Hai Bhemp

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