Pocono Spring Water Ice Plant Sold to American Trust
The Pocono Spring Water Ice company of Naami Pines, Monroe County, shot to the American Ice trust after years of attention from the trust. The plant controls 600 acres of water and ships about 2,000 cars of ice from Lake Naomi to New York City this season, totaling roughly 200,000 tons. The leaseholders will harvest more as facilities permit. The deal follows a long pursuit by the trust and promises dividends from royalty and rental to stockholders.
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Stroudsburg
Beranton Tribune
Pocono Spring Water Ice Company
Naami Pines
American Ice Trust
Trust
Ito
Pocono Mountain
Lake Naomi
New York City
Silas Kotz
Hamilton Township
Cherry Valley Methodist Episcopal Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Silas Katz
Mt. Airy
Philadelphia
Monroe County
Elizabeth Dungan
B. F. Dungan
Presson
East Stroudsburg Normal School
Larricks
O'Neill
Joseph McKee
Easton High School
Wyoming Seminary
Bloomsburg
Normal
Hackettstown Institute
Maston High School
Washington, N. J
Newton, N. J
Bangor
Easter vacation news and local obituaries in Nicholson
Miss Carrie Stephens teaches in a Binghamton school and is at home for Easter with her parents. Little Hazel Jerald died suddenly from spinal meningitis at age two and a half, leaving a twin brother. Funeral set for Saturday at 10 in the Presbyterian church. Several relatives and neighbors are mentioned in visits and travel notes around Nicholson and nearby towns.
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Scranton Tribune
Nicholson
Carrie Stephens
Binghamton
Hazel Jerald
William Jerald
Httle
Howard
Presbyterian Church
Henry Brown
J. Y. Sanders
Hopbottom
Lillie Bacon
Hattie Bacon
Scranton
Driggs
Frank Casterline
Maud Fisk
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Martin McHale
Archbald
McHale
John
Erastus Newcomb
Lake Nicholson
Delaware and Hudson Officials Tour Scranton Area
Honesdale report says Superintendent William H. Muir of the Delaware and Hudson company is in Carbondale for the day. Mrs H G Keefer of Park Street has been visiting her daughter in Scranton for the past week. County Superintendent David I.
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Hower
C. L. Percy
Dodge Brothers
Wayne County
Front Street
Durland Thompson Company
Honesdale
Board of Trade
Hendershot
Rappahannock
Honesdale Opera House
Fred Gill
Sawyer
Wisconsin
Ringling Brothers
Great Circus
Smith
Rondout
N. Y
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Scranton Tribune
William H. Muir
Delaware and Hudson Company
H. G. Keefer
Park Street
Scranton
David I
Prevailing Grip Epidemic Warned And Homeopathic Aid Offered
The article describes a virulent autumn grip with widespread catarrhal symptoms and sudden high fever. It urges hygienic habits and air flow control to prevent illness and promotes Humphreys' Specific seventy seven as a remedy. The notice lists the drug company and address in New York for purchase or mail order.
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Humphreys
Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicine Co
Cor William & John Sts
N. Y
Social notes from New Milford and surrounding towns
Miss Daisy Kemp visits East Lemon family while Mrs. Charles Brown stays with Nicholson kin. Mrs. George Parker returns from Binghamton. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Van Fleet visit Mechanicsville. Families attend Brooklyn wedding of a relative. Pearl Brown hosts school friends. F W Clark named delegate to April 20 laymen conference in Owego. Community sugar social well attended. E W Watson buys Cobb property and plans move. Grace Cameron marries Will Gillespie in Brooklyn. couple set to reside in the township. Mrs. Ira Wetherby returns home from Clifford visit. Henry Cobb’s child ill with typhoid. Minnie Bradley returns from township visit. W J Axtell visits Starrucca sister.
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New Milford
Daisy Kemp
East Lemon
Charles Brown
Nicholson
Herbert Brown
George Parker
Binghamton
Thompson van Fleet
Mechanicsville
N. Y
H. J. Tiffany
L. ©. Farrar
O. Cobb
Willam Cameron
Brooklyn
Grace Cameron
Will Gillespie
Henry Cobb
Minnie Bradley
Wv. J. Axtell
W. Waterman
Starrucca
Persevere and Prosper Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
An old advertisement urges taking Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure scrofula salt rheum boils pimples and all blood humors along with dyspepsia rheumatism catarrh and fatigue. Hood's Pills are recommended for sick headache at 25 cents.
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Hood
Peruna praised by elderly patients across states
Letters from Abraham Ziegler of Piedmont Missouri and others extol Peruna as a cure for long standing catarrh. The anecdotes claim restored hearing and sight, relief from throat and head symptoms, and even century age claims attributed to Peruna. A 110 year old Texas resident lauds it as essential against climate related ailments.
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Peruna
Abraham Ziegler
United States
Isaac Brock
McLennan County
Texas
Brock
Hartman
J. Fh
Prince
Jacob Linn
Kings
Ill
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, C
Death of Daniel OConnell At Susquehanna
Daniel OConnell a respected Susquehanna resident died suddenly of heart disease at his Main Street home aged about forty. He worked in the Erie shops Wednesday and stayed home Thursday. He leaves a widow and eight children and was a member of the C R and B A and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Funeral at St John’s Catholic church Sunday afternoon. Other local items note wage figures for female teachers in Wayne and Susquehanna counties, a planned Hallstead chair factory, and various community notices and upcoming meetings.
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Susquehanna
Daniel O'Connell
Main Street
Erie
C. R
B. A
Order of Hibernians
St. John's Catholic Church
Susquehanna Methodist Church
Rachel Kane
Frank Boyle
New York
Wayne County
Pennsylvania
Pike County
Susquehanna County
Pike
Delaware County
Order of Hiberniany
Hogan Opera House
Board of Trade
Monroe
Binghamton
Susquehanna-Oakland
Itme
Great Bend
Lh. S. Galloway
P. H. Lines
A. W. Cook
The
Deposit Journal
John Lannon
Broad Street
Erie General
Moses Jordan
Nichols
N. Y
Mre. Everett
John Buckley
Charles W. Boot
Christ Episcopal Church
Thomas McKernan
Jersey City
Board of Health
Uniondale
E. RB. Barrett
Grace Burrhus
Methodist Church
Hallstead
Locust Hill
New Milford
Kirkwood
N.T. Mitchell
State Soldiers’ Orphans’ School Commission
Harford School
Towanda Notes and Local Updates in Bradford County
Towanda reports William Coverry of Sheshequin arrested for cruelty to animals after abusing horses at Athlone. He paid a $10 fine plus $19.87 costs. Other items note Arthur E. Childs leaving for Rockford to start leather work, county officials visiting Scranton, a cake walk by the Colored Gun Club at Naiad hall, and the death of Franklin J. Green at Green's Landing aged 73.
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Scranton Tribune
Towanda
William Coverry
Sheshequin Township
Athone
Coverry
Arthur E. Childs
Rockford, Til
Putnam
Scranton
Naiad Hall
Colored Gun Club
Franklin J. Green
Green's Landing
Charles Verbeck
South Waverly
Christ Episcopal Church
Moith
Spottswood
N. J. H. M. Gooderham
Pennsylvania State Grange
W. H. Demorest
New Albany
A. A. Jarvis
Washington
Bradford County
Conrad Kraus
Sullivan County
Dushore
Avoca Community Briefs Mixed Local Notes
The Sons of St George meet this evening. Emma Holleran leaves to enter Manafield State Normal School. Annie Arkman of Stroudsburg Normal school vacationing with her parents. Central colliery idle for a third week. ignition risk on rock dump. operations may resume by week end. Charles Reilley suffers pneumonia. Weslie Graham’s birthday celebrated at Mrs Snyder’s with games and a graphophone. attendees listed. Primitive Methodist Home Mission holds large meeting. supper 4.65 and salary 7 dollars. sewing circle to assist church finances. Mr Carey departs for Superior. Avoca colliery breaker fire quelled. lamp ignited timber, smoke stifled slate pickers. Joshua Jones ill with pneumonia. Mr Roage paralyzed.
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Sons of St. George
Emma Holleran
Manafield State Normal School
Annie Arkman
Stroudsburg Normal School
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Central
Charles Reilley
Weslie Graham
L. Snyder
Glen Hollister
Gavin Aikman
George Morton
James Cranston
Grier Johnson
Thomas Morton
William Weldrick
William Bilggar
Maurice Johnson
Anna Johnson
Ruth Morton
Maggie Morton
Mabel Allen
Sean Chapman
Maggie Bigear
Velona Sanders
Nellie
Anna Gilroy
Anna Whyte
Home Mission Society of the Primitive Methodist Church
George Carey
Lincoln Hill
Elizabeth Llewellyn
Anna Lampman
Mary Blease
Carey
Superior
Avoca
Joshua Jones
South Main Street
Roage
Child Recovers With Chamberlain Cough Remedy
An Albany dairyman sought a doctor for a sick child with croup but the child improved after giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The druggist reports the remedy widely recommended in the area and sold by Matthews Bros. wholesale and retail agents.
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Albany
Otto Scholz
Chamberlain
Matthews Brog
Agts
The Markets in New York Stocks Edge Down on Profit Taking
Prices drifted lower amid heavy selling as investors booked profits after a sharp rise. Baltimore and Ohio preferred shares led declines while Metropolitan skated to 1414, boosting a brief market rally before resuming the downward trend. Local traction issues weighed on sentiment with a possible franchise tax impact. Bond activity cooled with minor declines in some issues.
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New York
Baltimore
Onio Preferred
Bugar
Toa
United States
Butter-Creamery Prices and Dairy Goods Listing
Corrected list shows dairy items and prices including butter creamery tubs in Me and Milge, with full cream at 15 9d per unit, cheese, marrow bones and seed potatoes per bushel priced. Nearby markets in Lackawanna venue feature Western Eyes-Belect items and standard dairy rates.
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Dale
Lackawanna
Atate
Wheat and corn prices steady in Philadelphia market
March wheat and corn futures show firm to steady levels with No. 2 white clipped and No. 2 mixed futures steady to higher. Potatoes and eggs maintain firm demand. cheese and butter steady. Live poultry and dress poultry markets display fair demand with steady to higher prices. flour shipments list barrels and sacks for wheat and corn.
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Philadelphia
Higner
New York March 2 Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices
Prices for wheat and corn move with slight firmness in spot trade while futures open weak then firm. Wheat No 2 red futures rise late with May and July showing gains. corn No 2 futures climb to strong levels as premiums widen. Butter and cheese markets show varied dairy tone with western creamery and state dairy notes.
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New York
Duluth
C. Corn
W.c
Skdie
Western
Hasse
Bulter—Pirm
Western Creamery
Thilo
Fuetory
Lsnttic
Ist
Wheat market closes steady as shipments influence prices
Chicago March 2 wheat opened lower on anticipated shipments but recovered later on a strong cash market and corn rally. May and July contracts firm with provisions active while cash quotes show firmness amid fluctuating demand.
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Chicago
Free Distribution of Mason Health Defender Remedies Extended
Citizens of Scranton and nearby towns may still obtain five free samples of Mason Health Defender Remedies at Matthews Bros and McGarrah & Thomas on Saturday March agth. The free tablet and olive cream ointment samples are offered to test their virtues with no cost.
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Scranton
Mason Health Defender
Extraordinary Dyspepsia Tablets Free Trial Offer
Five remedies labeled extraordinary promise rapid relief from dyspepsia and related symptoms. Free distribution invites callers with no obligation, listing Mason's Health Defenders as the source and urging trust in the tablets' safe, non opioid formula. Available in Scranton at Matthew e Bros and McGarrab Thomas on Lackawanna Avenue.
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Scranton
Matthewe Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
McGarrah & Thomas
Fluctuating Wheat Flourishes Amid Mixed Grain Prices
OCR listing shows scattered grain names and uncertain values including spring wheat, red wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and timothy seeds with erratic figures and misspellings, reflecting a stalled market and unreliable prices across cereals and related products.
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Timothy
Slhallso
Bard
Rity
Shoulders
Wyattwe
Shles
Chicago Cattle Receipts Mixed With Steers and Hogs
Cattle receipts total 2000 with best on sale today and prices firm to higher for native steers. Texas bulls weak while calves and heifers largely steady. Hog receipts 2000 with hogs and butchers showing strong demand. top prices around 45.00 with bulk sales near 25 to 30. Sheep receipts mix of native and western lambs and ewes, with prices largely steady to firm.
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Chicago
Texas
Ted Eteers
Hilcdy i Strom
Peers
Dad
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
Buffalo March 2 cattle market steady with most sales completed. Veals lower, cows steady, stockers mixed, hogs dull. Sheep and lambs stronger for the demand, top offerings around 5.70 to 5.70 per hundredweight. buyers sought mixed lots and few thin lots traded.
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Hooda
Sato
New York Live Stock Market Report
New York March 2 beef receipts mixed highlights include steers cows and bulls selling higher with best steers and cows strong. Veals up to 15.50 top. Sheep steady and dull trade overall mixed for other classes. Rice sales reported strong with dollars listed for cull cattle.
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New York
Dutta
Walle
East Liberty Cattle Market Report From March
East Liberty March 23 cattle market report shows quotes for cattle types such as steer heifers wethers and calves. Prices listed include various weights and conditions with per head values and bids recorded by local market officers.
Oil Market Report Amid Mixed Trade on Chy
Fragmentary notes show oil prices around 1.68 cash for three thousand barrels, with shipments and averages cited. Figures include 2e ee, 50 barrels, 1.930 barrels, and 96.20 barrels, but the text is jumbled. This brief records unsettled pricing and unclear shipment details from Blanes and related certificates.
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Chy
March &, Credit
Heart Rescue in Mingtersa Promises Lifesaving Cure
An advertisement touts Dr. Agnew's Care for the Heart as a divine formula that claims to instantly attack heart disease. The copy urges readers to heed warnings about heart failure and presents Matthews Bros. and W. T. Clark as distributors.
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Mingtersa
Agnew
Jatune
Matthews Bros
W. T. Clark
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ICE Trust
Naomi Pines
Pocono Region
New York Herald
Forest City
Arthur Gillett
Binghastton
Mia
Jill Us
Benjamin Maxey
Milnetree
Lafayette Decker
Delaware Street
Bessie
Pertha Davis
Maudie Davia
Charlotte Blackman
Louise Hollenbeck
Madge Deciph
Iulu Decker
Maulie Decker
Joseph Davin
Sheriff Maxey
A. J. Lilye
Wilkes-Barre
Buelneas
Elizabeth Hasting
Bloomsburg Normal School
Roger H. Williams
Mr. Ayers
Baptist Parsonage
Dundalf Street
J. L. Williams
Fifteenth Street
Roger
David Bodie
Farrington Berharat
Misa Ethel Haden
Richmendale
William Price
Famer
Thomas Parry
Mary Jane Jones
Elchalver
Bouth Main Street
Daisy Aronson
Filgabeth Harting
J. K. Budd
F. Warner Pudd
Piedmont
W. Rocher
Marshall
Missouri
I. W. Kighttenger
Cranton Tribune
George Taylor
Great Bend Township
F. H
Golden
Broome County
Daniel McDonald
England
Ireland
France
J. W. Barnes
Machinists’ Union
Dfficers
Frank Hollenbeck
Hollenbeck
Fred More
Halistead Schools
Census Department
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Roundhouse
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Erie Railway Company
Lanaville
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Ohio
Louis
Nash
Gan
Central v.00. Tit Wis Wits
South Pacific
Pacific
Lu Wits
Oe Central
Etiad
Pacific Mail
Southern Reading
Sharon Renee
Union Pacific
Union
Avena
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank Oence
Scranton Eavings
Scranton Packing Co
Third National Banks
Economy Light
Rust & Base de
City of
Scranton St. Imp
Mt. Vernon
Scranton Traction
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain Market
Mason's Health Defender
I's
Mason
Faunus
Forden Climes
Laval
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle Market
East Liberty
Rome
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