Pittston Gun Club awards medals in bird shooting event
The Nitro Gun Club held its final shoot at West Pittston with nine competitors. Mahon won the handicap and buckled medal. Ensign took the leather medal. Reed won the top prize in a tied finish. Stroh and Reed tied for first in the third race, Reed winning on the second string.
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William Stroh
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John Reynolds
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List Eetson
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Water Street
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Treleht Orice
BR J.eConlin
Pine Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Saninay
M. J. Doyle
Wilkes-Barre Newsdealer
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Hedin
Black Diamond Hook and Sadler Company
Charles Street
Mullen
Garden Village
Taylor
Wyoming
Wilkesmire
D. M. Stearns
What Presbyterian Church
Armstrong
Christian Associaton
Music Hall
Hloomaburg State Normal School
Wilkes-Barre Young Men’s Christian Association
Nets
Hoyaire
Montrose Market Calf Prices and Local Notices
Vent calves brought 4 44 cents per pound live weight as developers note a busy week in Montrose. Local residents mention visits by John R Rayneford and James P Taylor while Torments of a Tarbell house sale are discussed. Fire on Boonery Hill highlights poor water supply and hydrant distance. Town residents seek hydrant locations and better water access amid deep snow.
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St Scranton
John R. Rayneford
Tinghamton
Tarbell House
Frederick Crandall
Monto Se
Percey
Mikland
James P. Taylor
Independent Republican
Scranton
John Foran
Binghamton
Monnay
George W. Baker
Boonery Hill
Montrane
Stroudsburg News Roundup Includes Fire Deaths and Local Socials
David Keller, a lifelong Stroudsburg resident, is reported in fragile health after a stroke. a barn incident is noted as he faced danger during a fall. A major fire at Pipher’s mill near town caused $35,000 loss with $4,000 insurance, and the Marble Town line signals continued railway troubles. A tie social at Miss Florence Saved’s Green Street residence drew many attendees, listing numerous locals.
Schedule reveals spring and May events at Blair Hall
The item lists early season dates including April 1 at Blair Hall Normal campus, April 27 at Blair Hall Hhirstown, May 18 Wyoming seminary on Normal campus with return at Kingston, plus other undated engagements with factories and colleges. Several staff and students are noted traveling or finishing terms, including Jennie Henry, Miss Elly Kearney, Miss Jennie Mereher, Miga Olive Braich, Livele Motsear, Liga Pearson, and Dos, with choir wedding rumors and a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Daily amid Hamilton plans.
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Jerome Daily
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Herbert Davis
Local notes from town report and upcoming events
Hpworth league meets at seven thirty p m in the Methodist church. Mr Brodhead and Mr Halsall visited the city last night. Mrs Thornis Gievtiy confined to the house after an attack. Rev Yenint to preach Sunday evening at the Methodist church. J W Monin of Scranton in town with a photographer. Plans for a stock company to build a large hall about 40 by 70 feet and three stories high. Mrs J O Enis of Minooka avenue a visitor yesterday. Patriotic order Lone of America committee meets Tuesday at Snyder Warner's art store. Alb members urged to be present. Monta tilings works nearly completed. little painting and a few windows needed.
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Ostock Company
Conidtus
Enis
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Boranton
Greenweood collieries workers paid today and local notices
The Greenweood No 1 and No 2 collieries employers will pay workers today. Mrs Frank Toole of Mainstreet plans a Monday trip to the British isles with her five children. A school bond issue and election board disputes stir taxpayer concerns as settlement ends a factory dispute.
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Keystone Academy Notes and Student Activities
Miss Chapman spent part of the week at Rowton. The Current Tonle leurue topic was Barr Com pulsory Riducation Ei. Juniors wear old gold Hd inek for class colors. Mite Kellam of Bloomeburgh Normal School visited Miss Minny for several days. The annual prize meeting for the young ladies will be held in the Baptist church on the 20th. Phi Ma society works on plans for a financial banquet. Young men aim to inspire the Danghet thie sear CreeT talent. Analopels exam held Monday. Class will devote the rest of term to Greek dormposition. Ladies of Tiryant literary lnve adopted a koCtItY pln.
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Industrial optics and railroad earnings report contrast
Industrial optics firms report dividend and earnings for the first week of March. Western New York and Pennsylvania railroad results show a gain, while February figures lag. Industry executives discuss protection for April and May costs and potential stove price impacts amid arbitration notes. New York reports rail and coal market activity with Lackawanna president commenting on consensus and shipping data for anthracite coal.
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Irm
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South Amoerica
Tate and Pennsylvania
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Output and Regional Todays Production Shifts Reported
March week end figures show Wyoming and Lehigh cuts in output while SelaysKill increases to 47 180 tons. First sixteen days of March total regional production near 15 840 long tons daily average. full month forecast adds about 108 7452 tons. Rheumation Cured in bay Mystic Cure advertises a patent remedy for nervous ailments with dramatic claims.
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Lehigh
SelaysKill Regan
Feria
Stocks and Bonds Market Reported Turmoil and Mixed Reads
New York March 21 The stock market shows varied tone with mixed signals from steel and electric issues. Sugar and produce sectors display strength while some blue chips drift. cattle and dairy receipts show quieter activity and overall market tone remains unsettled amid limited news.
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Spruce Street
Scranton
Horses at Auction Match March Auction at Lis Bagnor
Pesse Cord sells at auction on March 2 fifty head of forge at Lis Bagnor. Bale every Tuesday following at 1 o clock. Welight from 10 to 100.
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Philadelphia Tallow Market Report
A brief market note from Philadelphia in March notes quotes for Civ prime and other tallow grades, with terms implying bids and prices. The fragment mentions various grade labels and buyers, reflecting a trading scene though details are unclear.
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March
Culos
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