Auto plunges into creek at Missi injures couple
R J Pettebone and wife narrowly escape with a ducking when their car reverses gear and slides down hill toward a creek near Missi while a storm rages. Residents rescue them, tow the auto out with a tackling block, and the pair spend the night at the Ellenberger house before resuming travel toward Wilkes-Barre the next day.
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Scranton
Stroudsburg
R. J. Pettebone
Wilken Pearre
Missi
Gentelman
Doylestown
Fred W. Ellenberger
Pettebone
Eilenfercer House
Petteboyer
Henge
Wilkes-Barre
Wis
Musical events and social notes from Scranton region
Special to the Scranton Tyilyne May 1 lists entertainments at St John s and homes of local residents. Mrs James Hanley of Philadelphia hosts a visit while families host relatives and attend the Episcopal diocesan convention in Scranton. Musical History club supports a Philharmony Society concert featuring four soloists at the Opera House on May 24, with W E Thayer canvassing freight interests for a through New York to Honesdale car, reflecting growing Delaware and Hudson traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Miksos Mantes
James Hanley
Philadelphia
St. John's True OT
Mosuvelorice
W. B. Holmes
W. B. Mids
Freedom Todee
Old Petlowe
Prand Iodee
Hmuarrisburg
Ilev
Ware
W. HH
Dimock
Russell
G. L. Meyer
Dn. Welch
Episcopal Church
Sestion
Stabat Mater
Kathryn Tiele
W. A. Wood
Secund
Eprans
Richard Willams
J. C. Wathkine
Offerte
Musical History Club
Philharmoniy Society
Opere House
W. E. Thayer
Borwnton
New Jersey Central
Honesdale
New York
Central
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware
Endowment gifts boost Keystone academy support in Factoryville
Special report from Factoryville Pennsylvania notes Rev James Putnam and Rev El Kungh Hulley spoke at Penn Avenue Baptist Church raising funds for Keystone Academy. Total church contributions exceed $2,000 toward the endowment with additional fundraising by Mr A Wallace of Dorainin New York. Community events included a calendar supper at the M church and a card party hosted by Mr and Mrs C A Sisk on Grove Street. Pioulan Rebekah Lodge No 58 met Tuesday evening and elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Factoryville
Miy
James Putnam
D. DD
el- Kungh Hulley
Keystone Academy
Turtle Pleas
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Keystont Academy
Penn Avenue Hupptist Church
A. Wallace
Dorailinn
N. Y
Wyoming County
C. A. Sisk
Grove Street
Piulownn Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Mollie Jacobs Sees Recovery After Golden Medical Discovery
Felton Delaware resident Mrs Mollie Jacobs details extreme illness including coughing blood and lung weakness. She credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for renewed strength after extensive use. The testimony urges others with similar symptoms to seek the remedy.
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Dr. Pierce
Free medical opinion from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo N Y
Sick persons are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter absolutely without fee or charge. All office is strictly private, write and get a specialist's opinion on your case, free. Address Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Susquehanna News Summary From May Day Scraps and Obits
Obituaries note Harry Holzheimer, formerly of Susquehanna, died in a Philadelphia sanitarium aged 42. Memorials mention Mia Mewis and M H Misman as relatives. Funeral details set in Amsterdam New York and Sher man Wayne County. Montrose resident John R Howell dies after brief illness in Montrose. Local church sermons, school events, and band activities highlight May gatherings in Susquehanna and surrounding towns. Memorial day plans and milk producer negotiations also appear amid civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiddal
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Harry Holzheimer
Philadelphia
Mewis & Brother
M. H. Misman
Amsterdam
N. Y
North Jackson
Mia
EO Prentice
Sherman
Wayne County
Frank Larrabes
Hale's Eddy
New York
George
Nellie Curtis
Bridgewater
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
C Great Read
Manley
James Barry
Great Bend
Tok Plive
St. Lawrenceatholic
Theister
J B Fagan
Cathoaite
John R. Howell
Montrose
Dictim Monts
Thomas Graham
Merargres Bros. Scranton
Susquehanna Band
Hogan Opera House
Suasavehanna
W. H. Beck
Deposit
N.Y
Oakland
Linaberry
Avenue Methodist Church
Mount Vision
Lahor
Miireh C. Sherman
Colorado
Montrose Odd Fellows
Montrose Baptist Church
Thomas
Benediet
Moody Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Knights of Pythias Hall
Post Tremaine
Latiesboro
Five States
New Milford
Five States’ Milk Producers’ Association
Milk Prices Spark Producer Stand Against New York Syndicate
Farmers in the area resist selling milk to the New York syndicate as milk prices rise. They argue producers deserve higher payments than the recent rate of sixty five cents for forty quarts, claiming entitlement to more than the present terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Local notes and society events from Hopbottom May 11
Special to the Keranton Tribine reports Alfred Jeffers near Hopbottom is seriously ill. The Ladies Aid Society of the Universalist church plans Friday meeting. Mrs Almira Brown hosts. Sell sold personal property at auction May 16. Cemetery committee elected officers. Mrs M Tiffany seeks medical care in Binghamton. B C U convention in Brooklyn featured a literary program and sermons by Dr Sage and Alfred Donnelly. Mollie Gray visited neighbors Wednesday. The Miller family plans to move to New York for work. Fruit trees bloom despite cold. residents request more rain. Mrs George Corey convalesces from grippe and rheumatism. Mrs Lizzie Tewksbury and Miss Permelin Tewksbury visit Charles Brewster. Mrs Archila Stanton returns from Scranton after a week nearby. Bertholf improves property with a new walk. other street improvements noted.
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Keranton Tribine
Hopbottom
Alfred Jeffers
Ladies’ Aid Society
Universalist Church
Almira Brown
Fonnie Sell
Avuation
M. Tiffany
Binghamton
New York
Miller
George Corey
N. M. Finn
Pmlize Tewksbury
Permelin Tewksbury
Charles Brewster's
Areliila Stanton
Scranton
Bertholf Hee
Teo
School Examiners Appointed for Permanent Certificates
The superintendent of schools names Prof. Mark James of Meshoppen Prof. L Bodle of Eaton and Miss Inez Fassett of Forkston to conduct examinations for permanent certificates in three counties. Examinations occur May 26 in the Tunkhannock High School. Church events and local visits are noted including a chicken supper at the Presbyterian church and minister exchanges with Meshoppen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Jarvis
Mark €. James
Meshoppen
T. Bodle
Eaton
Inez Fassett
Forkston
The
Presbyterian Church
G. 8
Social Notes From Kingsley and Nearby Towns May 16
Special to the Seranton Tribune Kingsley May 16 Frank Tiffany of Tiffany at home over Sunday Harry Adams visited the Greaves in Binghamton Kate Alexander visits her sister Mrs Reynolds Factoryville Nina and Jennie Moore stayed with their brother F E B Moore Dorothy Capwell and Mrs D A Capwell of Scranton visited W W Adams W C Finn and family of Montrose hosted Wilmarths Relatives from Binghamton visited Mrs A J Adams Mrs Lisle Tiffany hosts the Ladies Auxiliary May 31 Mrs F P Tingley and H A Barnard guests Hartleburg Tingley delegates to LO OFA grand lodge Mr and Mrs U B Stout Miss...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seranton Tribune
Kingsley
Frank Tiffany
Tiffany
Harry Adams
William Greaves
Binghamton
Scranton
Kate Alexander
8. Reynolds
Factory Ville
Nina
Jennie Moore
F. E B. Moore
D. A. Capwell
Dorothy
W. W. Adams
W. C. Finn and
Montrose
P M. Wilmarth
A. J. Adams
Va. G. Larabee
Susquehanna
Lisale Tiffany
Market bears wear down stock gains on mixed New York session
Stocks of railroad firms led a broad dip as market fundamentals softened while traders weighed unfavorable factors. Weakness in steel and industrial shares spurred selling though earlier gains in western railroads offered some relief. Bond activity lagged with dull trading as gold export shipments and refiners influenced sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Titocradin
Boear
People's Gas
Romers
France
Tea guidance for CEY LON and INDIA blends
The note promotes machine-made CEY LON and INDIA TEA as free from artificial coloring and harmful fillers like sticks or dust. It advises choosing greens or blacks with less tea and infusing for three to five minutes using boiling water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
India
Christian Science Lecture Attended by Local Residents
Blanche Sloat Wesley Sloat Elbert Seamens Mrs Maynard and Mrs 8 H Oakley attended the Christian Science lecture in Scranton Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sloat
Wesley Sloat
Elbert Seamens
Maynard
H. Oakley
Scranton
Local Notes From Forest City May 14
Mrs Edward Pentecost of Prompton visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Jennings Tuesday. The Delaware and Hudson company paid its employees at Wandling Tuesday. The W C T O meets at 3 PM with Mrs Jane Reynolds on Delaware Street. No Baptist services Sunday as Rev J L Williams visits Brooklyn. Hillside Coal and Iron company paid employees Tuesday. Infant child of Mr and Mrs David Griffiths died Monday from convulsions. funeral held yesterday at 2 PM, Forest City cemetery. Libble Anthony to wed Rupert Wella Tuesday May 28. wedding announced by Mr and Mrs David Anthony Welsh Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Edward Pentecost
Prompton
Willam Jennings
Delaware and Hudson Company
Wandling
Jane Reynolds
Delaware Street
Baptist Church
J. L. Williame
Brooklyn
N. Y
Anthony
Grocery Advertising Best Prices Include Fresh Dairy and Produce
A compact list shows dairy tubs and full cream options, fresh beans and marrow, green peas, seed potatoes, Bermuda onions and Best patent flour with prices like 2.20 for peas and 4.25 for flour. Located at 7 Lackawanna Ave with a reference to H. G. Dale.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Missionary Address by Mrs Powell at M E Church
Mrs G K Powell of Wilkes Barre will give an address on missionary work at the M E church next Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock. The funeral of Mrs Thomas Cummings will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock with interment in St Marys cemetery. Mrs John Guerney of Wilkes Barre visited the home of her brother Edward Walsh yesterday.
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G. K. Powell
Wilkes-Barre
M. E
James Sives
Lincoln Hill
Elizabeth Wiley
Carbondale
Mary McCrindle
Thomas Cummings
St. Mary's Cemetery
John Guerney
Edward Walsh
Philadelphia Market Report May 1 Wheat and Butter Prices
Wheat firm and higher futures for May contracts. Potatoes, eggs, cheese steady to unchanged. Cotton lower. live poultry steady. flour shipments 4,000 barrels and 700,000 pounds of wheat stored. Shipments include 6,000 bushels wheat, 10,000 bushels corn, 123,000 bushels oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Weber
New York
Sale
Dirk
Broiler
Shtse
Cough Remedy Credited With Cure For Whooping Cough
Last winter during a whooping cough epidemic my children contracted the disease and suffered severe coughing spells. We used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and found it relieved the cough and caused a complete cure. John FE Clifford Norwood House Norwood NY endorses the remedy, available at all druggists and Matthews Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
John FE. Clifford
Norwood House
Norwood
N. Y
Matthews Brothers
Odd Fellows Session Attended by S A Boam at Harrisburg
Mr S A Boam attends the seventy seventh annual Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows session in Harrisburg this week. Mrs Boam and children stay with her parents at Lake Arrow. Nearby residents visit Rev Judson N Bailey. Miss Verne Dix returns home. Miss Etta Mosteller visits relatives. Charles Ace of Lehigh visits family in town. local officials survey streets for grade changes amid ongoing works. scarlet fever claims the second child of John Ashton of Spring Brook, following a daughter earlier in the week and a son Willie Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Boam
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Harrisburg
Mia
Joseph Schoonover
Charles Ace
Lehigh
Mary
Jennie Ace
Rev
Co. F. Ace
Duryea
A. B. Dunning
Hts
John Ashton
Spring Brook
Willie
Market Report Shows Mixed Corn and Wheat Prices
New York trading notes moderate gains in flour and spot oats amid stable wheat futures. Prices for corn stay firm with several futures near steady levels and widespread activity in elevator bids. Dairy and butter markets show varied quotes with creamery cream and cheese prices listed, while storage and packing values in western markets reflect mixed demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vance
Ake
Advance
Byiyaihie
Tate
Autier
West Creamery
Atud Verna
Vadge
Chicago Wheat and Cattle Prices Rally on Bullish Support
May 14 report shows renewed buying by bulls and short-covering boosting the Chicago Board of Trade. Despite weather-laden concerns, corn leads gains with improved pork outlook, and a range of grain quotes and futures prices fill the day’s session notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cor
Board of Trade
Marie
Harley
Ohya
Cattle market mixed as bids hold on steady to strong
Report shows cattle receipts and bids fluctuating with steady to strong demand. Notable figures include dressy calves around 4.65 and 4.05 for certain cows, with totals near 4285 dollars in a midwestern market. Texan receipts appear steady with ongoing activity and some leftover stock awaiting tomorrow’s bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
J.m. Atecis
Aliong
Strom
Texas
Roth Heavy
Akan
Live stock market report from New York auction
May 11 cattle and sheep prices and trends at New York markets. Cattle steady to firm with steer and cow values mixed. Hogs and lambs showing thinner demand with some declines noted. prices cited for multiple weight ranges and breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
2Hawe
Rte
Frevita Weelerday
Eholne Ip
Ss. Cole
Fragmented Market Notes Spark Cattle Price Watch
A fragmented May market brief shows cattle prices fluctuating with buyers cautious. Mentions steady bids, minor adjustments, and general activity across livestock trades.
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Jonas Long's
Jonas Long’s
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Pettebone
W. G
Lydia Avery
Princes Holgate
Lawler Capwell
Alice Hinson
Nancy Miller
Walter Reynolds
Yeauterday
Flotilla Capwell
Capwell
Reynolda
M. BE. Wescott
Nace
Renton Township
James Gardner
Demorest
WCTU
Golden Medical Discovery
Harford
FE. H. Osborne
J. T. Manwell
Ernest W. Harding
Emily J
George B. Payne
Gibson
March of Evergreens
Edna Manser
South Gibson
van Campen
Gillette
Beecham
Wall Street Review
Tesata
Ai Ay
Kon
Tre
Louis
Nash
Anne
Bt Lu
Routh
Pacific
Mt North
I. S
Vren Pacific
Western Union Third Avenue
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Taekit aw & _ mani ‘Co
Scranton Paintaie
Clark & Snover Co
A. Os
Scranton Iron Fenvero Mig. Co
Scranton Axle
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Aerseey
County Savingsnk & Trust Co
Ena
Mexton Ry
Coal Cay
First Mortgage
Ovens Ee
People’s Te Maliway
People’s Street
Duc Wet
Dickeon Stenidtontiring
Sao
Oseene Ite Me
Vera Coal Co
Ns Ve Sernton Traction
AVOCA
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Cross & Blackwell
Kent
van Camp
Anderson
Armour
Cros. & Blackwell
Shepp
Mason
Donas Long
Midway Carnival
Eamerson
Bostock
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Kawt
Tiree
Wilehis
Rentichin
Eas Liberty Cattle
Kant Liberty
Old City
Pote
Ze Hid
Danville
Scion
Hall
All
Cheney & Co
Toledo
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