Dairymen Form Lackawanna and Woming Association in Factoryville
In Factoryville on March 20 dairymen from the region formed the Lackawanna and Woming Dairymen's association with officers named Horace Seamans, Harry B. Seamans, L. D. Armstrong, and N. B. Winters. They pushed for 2 and 3 cents per quart and discussed contracts with Beranton Dairy and other buyers. The Condensery company offered 1 7/8 cents per quart as the new rate. The masquerade social was postponed.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
F. H. Jarvis
Lackawanna and Woming Dairymen's Association
Horace Seamans
Harry B. Seamans
L. D. Armstrong
N. B. Winters
Scranton Company
Beranton Dairy Company
Red Jacket Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
The
Baptist Church
G. R. Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Union
John Capwell
Forest City
Hiller
Leacock
L. E. Sanford
Nicholson
Frank Tiffany
Dunlton
Foster
Harford
Gibson
Dalton
Newton
Falls
West Nicholson
Condensery Company
Women Auxillary elects new St Mark's church officers
Special to the Beranton Tribune from New Milford reports the Women’s Auxiliary of St. Mark’s church met at Mrs FE8. Garratt’s home to elect new officers. The piece lists several local visits, social events, and names tied to households in the area, including Mr. and Mrs. Cobb’s forthcoming move to Heartlake and a surprise party with a silver bowl gift.
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Beranton
New Milford
Womans
St. Mark's Church
Garratt
Arthur Indersled
Binghamton
F. G. Inderfield
Theronshay
Peckville
Alice Waterman
Manlstead
Maud Aldrich
William van Cott
David Shay
Peeckville
H. MacDnuffee
J. W. Gillespie
Hornelleville
Ellen Fagans
B. KR. Bell
New Jersey
L. H. Pratt
Nicholson
D.C. Ainey
Pension Board
Montrose
Mise Bina Rivenburg
Clifford
H. B. Carpenter
Julia Fernane
H. V. Frick
Cobb
Heartlake
Presbyterian Church
Nicholson Notes and Local Moves in Oak Street Area
March 30 report from Nicholson notes Mr BE W Farrier moving into Oak Street residence, Mr Henry Myers into George Sprague’s house, and Mr John Sherman ill. Miss Cora Kling finished Pedrick Hill school term. prizes awarded. Mrs Lawrence Bacon visiting from Cleveland. Fifth district conference at Methodist church to appoint committee for the twenty first century movement focusing on revival, debt payment, and endowment of educational institutions.
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Beranton Tribune
Nicholson
BE. W. Farrer
Oak Street
Henry Myers
George Sprague
John Sherman
Cora Kling
Pedrick Hill
Lawrence Bacon
Cleveland
Ohio
Gilbert Brown
Bingham
Episcopal Church
Local Construction Moves Amid Block Refit And Notable Deaths
Noah Lennox resumes excavation for Herrick Brothers new block at Tioga and Bridge streets while old bank building to house the project. Stark block refit expected by mid May with Hilkowich occupying Stark lease space. Mrs. A. G. Stark of Scranton buried at Sunnyside cemetery after previous husband. Prisoner Corwin recaptured, improving after illness. Theodore Williams to relocate to Springville if terms work out by April 1. Congressional district conference set for Susquehanna on April 21 with delegates Jorden and Nurding named.
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Tunkhannock
Noah Lennox
Herrick Brothers
Tioga and
Bridge Streets
Bank
Consumers’ Company
Louis Hilkowich
Merrick Brothers
Blaurk
Ki. E. Billings
A. G. Stark
Scranton
Sunnyside
Corwin
McKown
April Sevesiong
Theodore Williams
Graham
Springville
Susquehonne County
Bradford
Wayne
Fusquehanna
Wyreming
Susquehanna
BE. J. Jorden
Harry Nurding
Train brakeman falls from Susquehanna train near Owego
Susquehanna special to The Feranton Tribune reports Hallstead resident Frank Gruslin, a Delaware Lackawanna and Western brakeman, fell from his train near Owego on Wednesday afternoon and suffered serious injuries including an ear nearly torn from his head. Also noted are local health updates, marriages, pensions, and other community items.
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Feranton Tribune
Susquehsint
Marek S
Frank Gruslin
Hallstead
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Owego
FE. P. Hines
Great Bend
John Ford Dixon
Great Bend Township
Emily J. Fenton
Philadelphia
Barnes
George W. Maxey
Susquehanna County
Ann Arbor University
J. M. Sackett
Bend
Order of Hibernians
Hogan Opera House
Doran
Montrose
John Celle
V. Patrilto
M. Bettino
Brandt
Philemon Terrell
Holy of Christ Episcopal Church
Vincent
Monte Carlo
Susquehanna and
Oakland Asylum For the
Froat Congregational Church of
Oakland
Oakland Graded School
Busquehanna
Byron W. King
A. M
King’s College of Oratory
Pittsburg
Kara
Starrucca
Mia
Lou Prentice
North Jackson
Suediehwnne
Thomas Hesketh
Susquehanna
Freight rate rise noted by Great Bend Plain Dealer
The Great Bend Plain Dealer reports a material increase in freight charges on the Erle. The note implies publishers should place their orders early to avoid higher sending costs.
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Whitney
Great Bend Plain Dealer
Erle
Local notices and arrivals from Forest City area
Forest City residents report family news and moves including G Morgan of Scranton on his brother's case, W Wheeler ill at his daughter's home, and Ethel Gordon's funeral in Carbondale. Trips to Thomas Virginia Newport News and Montrose accompany real estate plans for F J Osgood and a new Davis Allen drug store venture. Abe Freedman undergoes dental surgery after blood poisoning risk, with brief updates on local business and bank affairs.
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Seranton Tribune
Forest City
G. Morgan
Scranton
A. L. Morgan
GG. W. Wheeler
Joel Haines
Maple Street
James Gordon
Alfonsus McCabe
Carbondale
Ethel Gordon
James T. Jennings
Thomas, Va
Beranton
R. W. Budd
J. R. Budd
Railroad Street
Harry Joseph
Denver
Colo
Sarah Poletten
Thomas P. McCormick
J. R. Kelleher
Montrose
Democratic County Committee
Je. F. Ames
Newport News
W. J. Lang
H'ilside Coal and Tron Company
Abe
Julius Freedman
Knapp and
Taylor
Funeral of Earl Dee ble in Avoca
The funeral of Earl Dee ble nine months old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Dee ble was held Thursday afternoon with services at the house conducted by Rev T E Wilson. Interment followed at Langcliffe cemetery.
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Earl
Richard Deeble
T. E. Wilson
Langcliffe Cemetery
Lehigh Valley Company
West Side
James Morton
Margaret
Morton
P. J. Holland
Newark City
Annie Callahan
New York City
John McNamara
Erie
Wyoming
Pittston
Grove Street
C. Stegmaler
Wilkes-Parre
C. Druffner
Thureidas
Charlea Aikman
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised After Croup Cure
An Albany dairyman sought a doctor for his child with croup but gave Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a trial from a local drug store. The child improved in hours and the family later recommended the remedy to neighbors. Matthews Brow distributes it.
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Albany
Dairyman
Otto Scholz
Chamberlain
Matthews Brow
Peruna Endorsements Promote Catarrh Cure and Tonic
Letter excerpts praise Peruna as an absolute cure for catarrh and a tonic for strength and appetite. Notable supporters include United States Senator W N Roach and attorney Byron J Kirkhoff, urging readers to buy Peruna from The Peruna Medicine Company of Columbus Ohio.
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W. N. Roach
United States
North Dakota
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Roach
Ed. J. Makinson
Grand Block
Wabash Street
St. Paul
Minn
Angs
Arimore
Pertina
Byron J. Kirkhoff
Gates Avenus
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hartman
Brakeman Injured In Sudden Air Brake Incident
Special to The Scranton Tribune reports Frank Gruslin, a brakeman, was thrown from a car into a culvert when an air brake was suddenly applied. His head struck rock, severing an ear and tearing the scalp. He was placed back on the car and brought home on train No. 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Hallstead
Frank Gruslin
Grusiin
New Milford
Henry W. Hacker
C. J. Langley
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promoted for Many Mothers
Vintage ad copy proclaims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup a trusted remedy used by millions of mothers for infants. It touts relief for teething and diarrhea and urges buying the product at twenty five cents per bottle.
Market Roundup Sees Industrials Lead As Sugar Surges
Wall Street shifted focus from railroads to industrials and specialties with Sugar stock rallying beyond yesterday's highs. Short-seller activity powered demand in treated sectors while traction and iron stocks showed strength. Total trading volume reached 60 000 shares as bond activity waned and United States issues edged lower.
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New York
Lee
Shorts
Eeeee Street Railway
Third Avenue
Fougar
Bugar
Tudl
Albany
Newark Traction Companies
Wall Street
Pee- Pie
United States
Corrected Dairy Prices and Local Goods Listing
A local dairy listing from Lackawanna Butter-Creamery in Maine shows corrected tub prices and items including cheese declared full cream at 174, beans at 2.45 per pin, potatoes at 1.28 per bushel, and various near-by goods. The note references western selections and itemized costs for several dairy and produce products.
Grain and dairy futures trade. mixed day on plains
New York markets show firm wheat and corn with gains at close while oats and cheese hold steady. Prices for May and July contracts move with slight net increases. dairy products show firmness in creamery and cheese markets amid regional price signals.
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New York
F. O
Duluth
Ff. O. B
Affont
Doe
Athe
Isin Hic
State Dairy
MaZle
Statte and Pennavivents
Southern
Western
Wheat and commodity market notes from Philadelphia March report
Market summary shows wheat firm with March contracts and mixed futures for corn oats and butter. Prices for potatoes, cheese, sugar and cotton largely steady or unchanged. Receipts and shipments include 2 900 barrels wheat 6 000 sacks and large corn and oats totals with notable wheat and corn shipments.
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Philadephia
New York
Chicago Wheat and Corn Markets Show Active Tone in March Trade
The wheat market was strong and fairly active amid abroad damage reports. Corn remained broad and active with good export demand as May futures closed higher. Provisions moved unevenly with hogs weaker, aiding overall market pressure and a rough close across futures prices for pork lard and related commodities.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report from New York March 3
The report notes bulls and common cows steady while good cows hold firm and all stock sold. Steers oxen stegs and bulls show firm values with calves active. veals and extra lots sold. Sheep and lambs steady with higher sales. rail quality lambs range from ordinary to choice. yearling prices nominally firm.
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New York
Chicago Cattle Receipts Amid Mixed Prices
Cattle receipts show 4,000 head with steers averaging 10 cents lower than yesterday while overall stock steady. Best on sale today lists good to prime natives around 4.00 to 4.75, feeders steady, cows and calves unchanged, Texans receipts show 4.15 for top on feed and Texas bulls steady near 8.20 to 8.40.
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Chicago
Eule Tod'ty
Texas Fed
Satoc
Texas Bulle
Fragmentary Agricultural Market Prices and Terms
A torn OCR listing shows livestock and meat prices with references to sheep and lambs, western sheep, and various bid amounts. Figures include 3 105.05 and 5 756. The text mentions butchers and market rates, with partial notes on quality such as good to choice and steady markets, but many values are garbled.
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Mnerg Lab
Cattle Veal and Lamb Prices Move Remembered Market Notes
Fast Buffalo reports cattle veals and calves with liberal offerings and steady to firm values. Sheep and lambs show higher demand with best native and western lambs up to 7.56 while feeders and culls ease. Hogs and pigs show tight ranges with butcher hog prices around 5.00 to 5.50 and miscellaneous items listed.
East Liberty March Prices Reported in Fragmentary List
A partial market listing from East Liberty shows varied prices for cattle and produce. Entries include prime and common grades, with heavy stock and veal calves noted, but many figures are unreadable or incomplete.
Oil Market Brief in Oi City March Trade
Credit balance shows 1.08 with no bids or offers. Runs and bids listed in barrels. Stott shipments total 119270 barrels with average 81103 barrels.
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Oi City
Cure for the Heart Claims Remarkable Relief
Mrs. Wm. Burton of Dartmore Ontario narrates long illness with failed remedies until Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the Heart provided rapid relief. She proclaims she is a well woman and cites numerous quick recoveries with no reported failure. Sold by Matthews Bros. and W.T. Clark.
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Wm. Burton
Dartmore
Ont
Matthews Bros
W.T. Clark
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Humphreys
Chi
Avoca
Byron J. Nirkhoff
Law
U. S
Peruna
Wall Street Review
M. 8, Jordan & Co
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Meare
Uywi
Balt
Pacific
People
Southern Pacific
Itty Corth
Wn Ont
West Penna
Reading
Seewenmcatt
le Prober
Sovers
Chicago Board OF Tipen- Hing
Thy & Ly
Ea Scranton Board of Quotations
Rat National Bank
Pry
Biocat
Ratiwa Eral
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
Scranton Ee Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal
Scranton Traction
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain Market
Earlington
Twenty-seventh St
Seay
York City
Vane
E. M. Earle & Son
Earle's
Springer
America
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh
Grace Church
St. Denia
William Taylor & Son
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Play
I. D. Crawford
Albert New York
Tith BT
Univers
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle Market
East Liberty
March
Ehobe Basabe
Lacka. Avenue
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