Numerous Local Notes from Susquehanna County
The June events include the St. Leo's church dedication in Ashley on June 6 and the Susquehanna pool closing exercise. Reports cover deaths from a home incident in Fowlersville, county prisoner savings, potential SPCA chapter, Laceyville bridge study, disappearances, wildlife sightings, mine news, river deaths, tax cuts, and a host of local incidents from Wilkes-Barre to Pittston with accidents, inquiries, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's Church
Ashley
Get What You Ask For In Medicine And Prescriptions
A physician’s pulse variation signals life or death, but if a druggist substitutes another remedy the balance is lost. The text warns to demand the exact medicine requested, cautioning against substitutions like Scott’s Emulsion by druggists.
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Scott
Avoca Conclave and Local Updates Highlight Evening Activities
Avoca holds regular session of the Improved Order of Heptasophs while Old Poree colliery resumes weekly operation and Central remains idle. Local social and civic events include a grand banquet by the Sons and Daughters of St. George, Home Missions meeting at Primitive Methodist church, and a May reception by the St Aloysius Ladies Auxiliary. Avoca branch Mutual Guarantee building and loan names officers, with $7000 in loans already placed. An amateur ball game at Moosic features the Home team versus South Side with notable batting by Cranston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Rose Newlin
Nellie Beamish
Scranton
John la Rue
Hackettstown
St. George
Primitive Methodist Church
J. P. Boase
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Aloysius Cociety
Sarsfedd Hall
W. J. Willhams
Rich Hill
Co. Oy Sanders
Margaret Butler
North End
Carbondale
Saree Literary Club
Lackawanna Park
Pr. H. O'Brien
J. W. Anderson
T. J. Malley
A.L. Severson
Plymouth
Gettysburg
Culp’s Hill
Mutual Guarantee Hulitding and Tea Association
Richard Henry Pugh
Natioral Building and Loan Associationa Aml
W. H. Hollister
Dr. Betwo
M. D. Sanders
KR. K. Mailey
M. J. Dixon
A P. Follister
Michael Commermuth
C. N. Harris
W. HM. Hollister
J. A. Brown
Milo Howell
R. K. Bailey
A. P. Hollister
Michael Commermuuth
Dr. Ergo
Dixon
Avora
Moosic
Homme Toam
William Cranston
Moo#le
James Deeble
William Walter
Lewis Euglehall
Leon Schlager
Forest City Notes and Local Happenings in Susquehanna Borough
Henry F. Manzier visited Forest City on Friday and O A Sterwood was in the borough on Saturday. A baseball ground is being laid on the Forest City side of the Lackawanna river above the Clifford breaker. Frank D Meddleton and Anna J Byrne wed at St Rose in Carbondale and will live in Forest City. Montrose plans a July 4 celebration. Richmondale residents pursue Independence Day observances amid few local events. A mad dog with hydrophobia was killed by residents in Richmondale area. Fire on Railroad street caused minor damage. Enterprise Hose Company responded. Street improvements proceed as many shops switch to electric lighting. Mrs Edwin Corey visited from Uniondale with Keystone Academy Athletic Association. Philomel Quartet from Scranton impressed townspeople with harmonies and a medley declamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kocher
Fowlersville
Columbia County
Firmund Hay
Dallas
Wilkes-Harre
Lloyd
Luzerne County
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Laceyville
Harry Polgrean
Polgrean
Hagleton
Wolf Hollow
Great Bend Township
John W. Chichester
Menas
Wilkes-Harre Board of Trade
York Farm
Pottaville
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Plymouth
Pittston
East Stroudsburg
Ralph McKeehy
Wilkes-Marre
Bra Mitchell
Potteville
Infantielde
Jade H. M. Edwards
Erie
Jefferson Branch
Newark
Bushkill Creek
Easton
Walters Mum
John Lelarming
Wilkes-iarre
Newton
Conrad Hempifing
Honesdale
Carnal
Hempifing
Oneida
Edgar Rinker
William Hartman
Schuylkill
Thomas McKernan, Jr
McKernan
Pottsville Hospital
Shamokin
Henry F. Manzier
Forest City
O. A. Sterwood
Uniondale
Biwalness
Lackawanna River
Frank D. Meddleton
Mins
Anna J. Byrne
Herrick Center
T. F Coffey
Bt. Rose Church
Carbondale
Montrose
Richmondale
William Nolan
Railroad Street
Enterpire Hose Company
McCloskey
Edwin Corey
Excellent concert held at Daptiet church last Friday
A fine concert took place Friday evening at the Daptiet church drawing church members and neighbors. Performers delivered music with clear skill, and attendees praised the program and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daptiet Church
Bull Victim's Rescue Near Paxinos Ends in Crowd Aid
Farmer Wesley Newberry was gored and tossed into a roadside pond by a fractious bull near Paxinos. Engineer Campleby halted a Northern Central train to summon help as John Heck fired at the animal. A crowd finally subdued the bull and Newberry was carried home with injuries, expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Shamokin
Paxinos
Wesley Newberry
Newberry
Northern Central
Glanes
Campleby
Pasxillos
John Heck
Heck
Health and Hygiene Advice From Periodical Writings
The article surveys health guidance on cycling safety, diet, dental care, alcohol content in tonics, self treatment cautions, and home remedies. It cites moderation in cycling, warns of overfeeding infants, emphasizes dental decay risks, and lists various nostrums and self care cautions from medical journals and health boards.
Markets and Stock Activity on the New York Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange saw Chicago Gas and Sugar dominate the day’s dealings with heavy selling and mixed results. New Jersey Central faced pressure while Western Union and other stocks posted fractional losses. Omaha showed a brief rally as shorts covered. Cash and futures quotations for Wheat, Corn, Pork, Lard, and other commodities are listed, with substantial grain receipts and shipments reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Lowe
New Jersey Central
Leni Iy
Bugar
Western Union
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
Grineer
Shorts
William Linn
Allen & CO
Mears Buildug
Moor
Eptember
Atrai
Nts
Scranton Finance Notices Include Mortgage Dues Across Firms
Scranton public notices list due dates for first and second mortgages tied to the People's Street Railway and related entities. The items mention Scranton & Pittston Traction and Dickson Manufacturing alongside city school and coal company notes, with scattered figures and references to the Mt Vernon Coal Co and Scranton Axle Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Pass
People's Street Railway
Scranton & Pittston Trac
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacks
City of Scranton St. Imp
Mt Vernon Coal Co
Svcrescees Scranton Axbo Works
National Boring & Drill
G Co
Emnhurst Boulevard
Scranton Savings Bank
Usekeen Tm
Scranton Packing Co
Om Lacka, Tron & Steel
Third National
Hank
Throop Novelty M's
Scranton Traction
Scranton Axle Works
Weston Mill Co
Alexander Car Reniacor
Scranton Bedding Co
Lacka. Trust & Safe Dep. Co
Traders National Hank
New York Produce Market May Grain Notes and Prices
Chicago and New York markets show mixed futures with wheat and corn activity. Prices edge higher or steady across various grades amid May trading, with quotes for No. 2 red May and other futures closing mixed and close to steady.
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New York
Minnesota
City
Brandywine
Steadler
Buffalo
Duvuth
Thyattec
Weetern
Elgine
Wwe
Walitge
Malée
Seale
Eraull
Southern
Chicago
May
New York May Receipts Report on Livestock Trade
Receipts show mixed livestock movement with cattle and sheep figures listed. Note references to beef exports, veal, and various head counts including hogs and lambs. Prices appear inconsistent but indicate steady, quiet activity in some categories.
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New York
May
Reeves
Léntae
Saar
East Buffalo May Cattle and Sheep Receipts Briefed
East Buffalo reports mixed cattle and sheep receipts for May with limited car loads. Cattle receipts steady with 1.47 average. sheep and lambs moderate to prime with prices near 6.25 to 6.40. culls common. Wethers and lambs in good condition, steady demand. shipments to Ohio City Pa and other markets noted with credit balances unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Cottl
OW City
Greece in the New York Sun’s portrait of a nation
The excerpt lists population figures and various traits for Greece, noting Hellas as its name to locals, and describes climate, geography, agriculture, and national character. It quotes travelers about diverse seasonal experiences across regions and hints at historical military lines and fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Hellas
Cindeco
Greece
Europe
Sweden
Prussia
Goll
Moria
Mossonia
Laconia
Arcola
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
South Africa
Irvin Wolfgang
Transvaal
Milton Andorff
Harry Miller
Lew Howell
Edward B. Kemble
David Jeffries
Mamie Marke
John Burke
Hazleton
Ssaiah Kreace
Coxton
Kreege
Lehigh Valley
Mudeondale
Hagieton
Union Street
Wilkes-Barre
Washington Street
Arthur Jones
East Market Street
Ingram
J. Scott Inglis
Lacka. Ave
Keystone Academy Athletic Association
Philomel Quartette
Mieses Rose
Kahin
Rose
Joseph
Thie Town
Messie
Bond
Richards
Ixlon
Pub. Health Journal
Massachusetts State Board of Health
Ayers Aariaparilia
Filebert
Boston
Meijco-Burglen
Louvain
Dali
Wall Street Review
Atm
Sugitor, Co
Keahuans Ney
PS Pr
R& Q
iMisco
MIT
Tan
A'S
Chie
MT. & Pac
M. K
Tox
Central
Ie Nor
Pac
Reading
Southern RR
Southern RL BR
Tron Wesae
Union Pacific
Western Union TV
Chicago Board OF Trade
Ecmowesk
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Hood
Hood & Co
Lowell
Masa
Huffnio
Theatmi
E. C. West
Berores
C. Clark
Penn, Ave
Mellet’s Market
Academy of Music
Lackawanna Avenue
Prichs
Yard
Aeennegeen
Cerson
Lacka
Ave
Ols Traughty
W. J. Davis, Merghair
Woyomlog Avenue
Modsic Powder CO
Comlth
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Axplodrug Binant, Safety and
Repauno Chemical Co
Ptt Ng
Delaware
Pierce Penn Ave Market
Tod
Fe Weoming Huse
S. G. Kerr
Lackawanna Ave
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