Convention of Epworth League Held at Factoryville
Semi annual meeting of Simpson Union in Northeastern Pennsylvania took place at Factoryville with studies on religious reform. Speakers included M D Parker and Rev Wright. Attendees praised the event as a success and future meetings planned in Newton. Local residents, including W W Mumford and Stephen Jenkins, noted illness and community updates amid occasional delay at a sawmill.
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French
Stephen Jenkins
Thormperon
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John Stockwell
Anna Payne
North Jackson
Thrace Payne
Gojitts
Local notices and obituaries from Wilkes-Biree area
March 4 events include church camp meeting plans at Ararat and an eighth grade entertainment on April 2. Deaths include Miss Evangine Cargill, nurse in training, daughter of Elias P Cargill, with funeral in the Methodist Episcopal church and Whitney cemetery. Funeral director H. M. Benson. Relatives from Odessa attend. Harry Bleckharm hired as fireman on the Erte.
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Roy Wy
J. OT. Logan
Wilkes-Bigee
Ararat
T' A
Starbird
Frienila
Winton
N.Y
Echdor
Evangelne Cargill
Serinet
Beranton
Elias P Cargill
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. D. David
PR. Tower
Whitney Cemetery
H. M. Benson
Robert Witter
H. Gelutt
Odessa
Harry Bleckharm
Erte
Local Notes and Upcoming Events in Factoryville
Dr HH WK Wilkins visits South Gibson for dental work. Lena Bonner returns from Scranton. Rev Melville to lecture April 27 on The Lights and Shades of London for St James church. Bert Ward and Carrie Meade visit Miss Bessie Taylor. M B D Kelly visits Hallstead. Mrs V Decker visits Beranton. Epworth league convention attendees listed. GW Johnson visits from Boranton. H MacConnell calls at Dalton. Epworth league program at opera house features Saldee Icetelle Kaiser with an elocutionist. Diagram of feats on sale at J E Harding’s store.
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Nicholson
KK. Wilkins
South Gibson
Lena Bonner
Inetthue
Scranton
KB. Melville
England
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St. James Episcopal
London
Melville
Bert Ward
Carrie Meade
Hallstead
Bessie Taylor
M. BD. Kelly
V. «. Decker
Beranton
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Factoryville
L. EF. Sanford
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Opera House
Saldee Icetelle Kaiser
Wilkes-Barre
J. EB
Harding
Kingsley Social Notes From Sownton Tribune
Kingsley events span March 24 with visitors: Vail of New Milford in town Tuesday. Mrs. GO Finn shopped in Binghamton. Mis Blache Sloat returned from Beranton. J P Adams visiting South Harford. Mrs W W Adams stayed with family in New Milford and Miss Celia Edwarda in Binghamton. Lisgie Tiffany in Harford. Myrtie Ireland a guest of Maggie McCarthy. Dr Merrill of Hallstend attended Mrs McCarthy. J W Adams of Brooklyn visiting.
Susquehanna News Roundup Highlights Paymaster Arrival
The Kile Paymaster will arrive tonight to pay February wages to shopmen. Local events include a Thompson funeral for Evangeline Cargill, a new operator at East Main Street saloon, and the Oakland school commencement with Dr. Charles T. Stock delivering a lecture on Popular Hero Worship. Reverend E B Reilly to be installed as pastor. George Tiffany pushes a $10,000 livestock disease funding bill.
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Mise Licy Gowelock
Laurel Street
Binghamton
Uniondale
Nelson Cargill
Thomson
Wieter
Evangeline Cargill
Hahnemann Hospital
Scranton
Joseph Clark, Jr
Susquehanna Transcript
Oslo Sunday School
George, Puyns
Montrose
East Main Street
John MH. McMahon
Martin Kendrick
Oakland Graded School
Theatrical Ad Brims With Varies in Haverly’s Minstrels
An excited Lucu Sant High crowd braved bad weather to see Maveris’s Mastaron Minstrils and Haverly’s troupe. The program mixed songs, monologues, and a pantomime, with old favorites and new acts drawing strong audience reactions. Marie Weowler and Miss Cressley starred in key pieces, delivering lively performances that highlighted comedy, song, and dance.
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Mit
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Lecend Theater
Peat Frida
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Stota
Mie
Prinni
Ile Pregramme
Dow
Alin
Gree
The Belle of New York Hits London and New York run
A revived The Belle of New York tours London and New York with praise for the company. The show plays at the Shuttehire theater and features Weulah Dodge Violet Grey and a strong vaudeville program with Gilbert and Goldie and Monta as crowd favorites. The article also notes Northern Pacific stock movements and theater news including Two id Cronies and Atlantic City performances.
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Hei
London
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Helle
Mira Podge
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Corent
Gilbert and
Goldie
Comodhine
Monta
Neation
Klin Anl Gottfield
Hansen Wind
Mignon Gilbert
Buileagre
Markets Rally and Declines in Dark Opening on Wall Street
The New York market shows mixed action with bears pressuring early gains as Northern Pacific and Burlington edges retreat, Bray Vincent holding higher. Industrials, Amalgamated Copper and Sugar lead declines while overall trading turns cautious and uneven.
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Fragmented OCR item with varied product names and figures
The corrected OCR fragment lists dairy and food items with odd spellings and numbers such as 62.0503 and 700845, including beans, onions, flour, kidney beans, and cheese full cram. It resembles a damaged ad or inventory snippet with unclear origins and no cohesive narrative.
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Aitier—Creanmery
Miente
New York Market and Weather Notes Include Mixed Grain Rates
Fragmentary report shows New York prices on wheat and spot market references, with unclear percentages and regional notes. Mentions Duluth and cold conditions affecting markets, but details are unreadable.
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Fragmented OCR item from era newspaper
Text appears as garbled OCR with scattered phrases about crops prices, months, and locations. It mentions wheat, cash quotas, porridge terms, and various unreadable lines, lacking coherent events or identities.
Fragmentary grocery ledger entry hints at prices
A partial list shows items including lard and whiskey with small monetary figures. Names and full context are unclear, but prices like 8 and 81.27 appear beside ingredients and goods. The fragmentary nature limits precise interpretation.
Chicago Market Cattle Prices Edge Up In Busy Day
Chicago markets report higher cattle prices with Texas and western buyers active. Strong demand for prime steers and fed cattle lifts cash quotes. receipts near 4 900 head with substantial demand for veal and lamb plus rising stocker sales.
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Irene
Dion
Saad
Winters Efosiig Cavier
Abo
Weston
Market Report From New York March 6
In New York on March 6, hogs and cattle traded with unclear demand. Calves and lambs showed little change while hog prices edged lower at Smithfield, with notes of slower activity and small lot movement.
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Say
Suniith
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