License grants and local notices in Stroudsburg area
Judge Craig and Associates denied a license for a Middle Road property in Middle Smithfield after a remonstrance by Methodists and Presbyterians. Other licenses were granted, and several local events including a gold wedding anniversary, a burglary at Crystal Spring hotel, a ten ton boiler installation, and various society meetings are reported with motions and upcoming auctions.
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Beranten Tribune
Stroudsburg
Craig
Hoffman and
Edinger
Old Lcenses
Abraham Tran- Bue
Middle Road
Middle Smithfield
W. P. Overfield
M. Luther Michaels
Monroe Farming Company
M. Dimmick
Calmo
N. J
James M. Seeley
Sullivan County
New York
Charles Bryant
East Stroadsburg
James
College of Pharmacy
Robert Crawford
Farewell Party For Griffin Family In Chinchilla
Mr and Mrs Griffin and Mr and Mrs C H Griffin were surprised by many friends as they prepare to move April first for pastures new. Guests enjoyed games music supper and old fashioned dress with a 11 30 pm departure wishing them joy at their new home.
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John Clifford
West Side
Tenton
Touhill Foundry
Avoca Coal Company
diMcustica
Sarah Cummings
Kate
M. BE. Dougher
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas
Thomas Davis
York Avenue
Thomas Tigue
Anthony S Tifford
Anthony McAndrew
Nat Pittston
Chinchilla
Scranton Tribune
Mra. Griffin
C. H. Griffin
Pease
Nulty
C. F. Kendall
J. Holgate
J. Snyder
J. T. Griffin
Phoenix Colliery to Suspend Operations Indefinitely
The Phoenix Colliery of the Old Forge Coal company at the lower end of Duryea will suspend operations indefinitely tomorrow. About 700 employees will be thrown out of work by the suspension, with the Newton colliery under the same management expected to share the impact.
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Phoenix
Boranton Tribune
Pittston
Old Forge Coal Company
Duryea
Newton
Life's a Sack Race Against Illness in Sickness Struggle
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach and digestive disorders. It claims sickness hinders progress, and the medicine can cure various digestive and nutritive issues linked to diseased stomachs, presenting personal testimonials of benefit.
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Avery
Dr. Pierce
Maxey wins Michigan orator contest and earns final berth
George Maxey of Forest City son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Maxey won the oratorical class at the University of Michigan on March 23 and again on Friday evening he defeated six others to represent Michigan in the western inter-collegiate contest at Madison Wisconsin in May making him the first sophomore to win this honor.
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Forest City
University of Michigan
George Maxey
Benjamin Maxey
Michigan
Madivton
Wis
Maxey
Fred Cray
Pittsum
John Parkyn
Main Street
J. Dobrouitz
Enterprise Hose Company
Davis Opera House
Thomas Brown
Montrose
Methodist Church
Ladies' Aid to Meet at Mrs Mumford’s Home
Starrucca reports a Baptist church Ladies' Aid meeting at the home of Mrs W W Mumford on Wednesday. An Erle coal train crash at the station damaged five cars and derailed seven. engine 1567 wrecked but no injuries.
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Starrucca
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
W. W. Mumford
BR. B. Walker
Nicholson
Fred Stanton
Thompson
A. G. Roovu
Windsor
N.Y
Vaughn Axtell
New Milford
Erle
Delaware and Hudson
Susquehanna
Avoca Hose Company Men To Attend Peckville Firemen’s Fair
Avoca Hose Company No 1 members planning to attend the Peckville firemen’s fair are asked to meet at the Delaware and Hudson Station at 7 15 this evening. The Phoenix colliery closes today affecting many workers in town and lifting expectations from Hillside miners reassigned after the loss of jobs following the closing.
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Salmon
Arno Voight
Judson Curtis
J. Kellew
Scranton
R. W. Kellew
Monte Carlo
Topak and Steel
Opera House
H. H. Richards
Honesdale
Avoca Hose Company No. 1
Peckville
Delaware and Hudson
Phoenix Collery
Hillside
John
Local Romaine News Roundup From Hopbottom area
John Tiffany returns from Cornell for a short vacation while others in Hopbottom mark weddings, visits, and a death. Ernest Sterling comes home from Bucknell for a ten day break as Moxley visits the school and several couples wed in Brooklyn and Factoryville. Forest Frotzman visits Copake real estate ties. Irving Tewksbury dies in Brooklyn, with burial plans in Sioux City.
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Hopbottom
John Tiffany
Cornell
Mrs. Morris
Scranton
Rovetta Carpenter
Brooklyn Graded School
Ernest Sterling
Bucknell University
Elizabeth Wright
Dr. Taylor
Chicago
Miss Wright
Moxley
Clarence Sterling
Brooklyn
Gertrude Lindsey
Hepbottom
Jessie Whitman
Grace Oakley
Will Gillespie
New Milford
Grace Cameron
Local Socials Highlight Honesdale Guests and Pastoral Welcome
In Honesdale on March 26 Mrs R W Hams hosts her sister Mrs Post of Rhode Island and Mrs Coleman of Brooklyn as guests of Mrs Frank Corey. The Baptist congregation plans a reception tomorrow evening for their new pastor and wife Rev and Mrs Coll Percy. Out of town students home for spring break include Miss Rebecca Thompson and Messrs Mil.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
R. W. Hams
Post
Rhode Island
Coleman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank Corey
Third Street
Coll. Percy
Rebecca Thompson
Mil
Erie shop men to be paid for February services
Special to The Bernnton Tribune notes payment for February services to Erie shop men on Tuesday. The article lists local events including a requiem Mass for Daniel F. O Connell at St John s Catholic Church and a courthouse schedule with a Monday grand jury meeting and a county court date. It also reports a street incident on Main Street where Charles McCarthy armed with a rifle and revolver attacked a hotel but no injuries occurred and he was arrested.
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Bernnton Tribune
Susquehanna
Erie
St. John’s Catholic Church
Daniel F. O'Connell
Board of Trade
Honora Mulligan
John Keene
West Main Street
Laurel Hill
Miller
Allen, Esq
Montrose
Main Street
Charles McCarthy
Oakland
Ryan
McCarthy
E. R. Allen
The
Baptist Church
Allen
Worcester
New York
Methodist Church
What to Do Until the Doctor Arrives
An Albany dairyman sought a doctor for a sick child with croup and bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ease the wait. The child improved before the doctor arrived, and the druggist Otto Scholz later recommended the remedy to neighbors. Matthews Bros. distributes the product.
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Albany
N. Y
Otto Scholz
Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Obituary and Community Notes From West Nicholson Area
Nicholson March 26 Mr M K Walker tends Heart Lake to assist Henry Harding ill with typhoid pneumonia. Mrs Elizabeth Stephens dies age 72 from heart trouble after sudden illness. Funeral at West Nicholson Methodist church next Wednesday. Interment Stark church cemetery. Eliphalet Stephens deceased six years ago. Morris E Bacon takes position with C S Seamons grocer Scranton Pa. Snow falls all day as robins sing spring. Devotional services 7 30 every evening at Methodist church this week. All invited.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Alton Smith
Binghamton
N. C
Scranton Dairy Company
LaPiume
East End
C. C. Gardner
Gardner
Lincoln Hulley
D. D
Keystone Academy
Hulley Aige
Misa Vlanche Cobb
Mra
Chambers
Lake Winola
Nicholson
M. K. Walker
Heart Lake
Henry Harding
Fred L. Foster
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Stephens
West Nicholson
Seamons
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Story of Global Use
A long history claim promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as trusted by millions of mothers for infant relief. The ad highlights soothing effects on teething gums and colic with a promise of universal acceptance and a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
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Mrs. Winslow
Scranton Shop Ad Highlights New Tailored Suits and Skirts
The ad notes a shift from eel-tight skirts to plaited, versatile styles with emphasis on tailoring. It touts bodices built by skilled tailors for enduring shape and introduces new tailored suits in cheviot and venetian cloth with prices from 15 to 100 dollars, plus separate skirts from 5 to 50 dollars.
Market gains despite heavy profit taking on Wall Street
New York traders faced broad selling as profits were realized in top stocks while the day ended with a firming tone. London remained active buying, especially low priced favorites, and the overall market moved higher though late declines trimmed some gains. Baltimore and Ohio rose sharply while southern and western issues showed strength. money markets cooled slightly amid increased speculative demand. Total volume reached over one million shares with grains and cotton bills showing mix signs.
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New York
Rigel
London
Norfolk and Western
Baltimore
Ohio
Ocoamon
Cinging
Sterling Exchange
United States
Scranton Wholesale Market Notice
Corrected by 1 4 Dale 27 Lackawanna Avenue. Butter Creamery dairy tubes Me Exegs Select western live nearby atate Iic Cheese Full cream 13c Heans Pet PMs choles marrow 243 a 2 0 pen 240 a Potatoes Pet bu 125
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Scranton
Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Western
Atate
Iic
Market Report: Grain and Farm Commodities Steady in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia market shows March wheat firm with contract grade and variety quality, corn trading firm with higher bids, oats quiet but firmer, and potatoes mixed with regional price signals. Butter steady, eggs mixed, cheese quiet but steady, refined sugar steady, cotton unchanged, poultry demand soft but steady.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilo
Wouthern
da Ark
Grain and dairy futures drift with export news in New York
Wheat and corn futures opened steady then rose on better cables and speculative demand, later softening on disappointing export news. oats and butter held firm with mixed white and track prices cited. The market showed initial strength in several grain futures before closing with varied gains and losses.
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New York
Duluth
Shorts
Expo News
iStyaltec
Biendy i
Pennsylvania
Mark
Chicago Cattle Receipts Steady to Mixed on March Market
Cattle receipts near 19 000 steady to lower overall with feeders and canners weak. Bulls and calves mostly unchanged while best Texas fed cattle show slight declines. lamb and sheep demand mixed with good to choice weights under pressure.
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Chicago
Lee
Haley
Itll
Texas Fed
Exac
Livestock Market Summary From New York Auction
New York livestock sales show receipts steady with cows and steers trading shade higher while stockers and calves stay low. Sheep and lambs move slowly with weak to lower demand and many unsold lots. hog market slow around five dollars fifty to five dollars eighty.
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New York
Eitan
Hoge
Cattle and Hog Market Notes From East Liberty Report
East Liberty market report shows cattle bids steady with prime and common prices listed. Hog prices moved slow and lower with heavy weights and varied lean values noted. veal and lamb figures appear with mixed quotes and unclear decimals.
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East Liberty
March of
Cattarh Cure Ad Promotes Dr. Agnew’s Powder
An old advertisement touts Dr. Agnew's Cattarheca Powder as a rapid cure for catarrh symptoms. It claims relief for headaches throat irritation and offensive breath and notes availability from Matthews Bros. and W. T. Clare at 82.
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Agnew
Matthews Bros
W. T. Clare
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