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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
11
Community events at Simpson Church energized the area with salesmen running a runaway accident injuring Edward Ford. The P O A fair opens November 25 as plans unfold for the West Park gathering and related activities on Jackson Street and nearby avenues.
Description touts silk and wool garments offered at a surprisingly low price. Items labeled as genuine neta goods feature corded flounce and extra wide cut, with sizes 4 and color natural gray. Sale emphasizes quality guarantee and Saturday bargain pricing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and entities with no clear event. It references Meridia eon Tytgtt fod Cuemai and Woagldts Dieepogt among others, plus pushes, Patties and weeds, and a list of unrelated names suggesting a disjointed local notice or column.
A garbled text passage presents a jumble of phrases and names, lacking clear context or coherent narrative. It appears as noisy OCR from a historical page, with misread words and misplaced punctuation, offering no distinct event or meaning.
The North Scranton Republican Club adopted resolutions pledging hearty support for the Republican ticket. News notes mention Hallowe en events, church openings, and community notices with references to local committees and upcoming functions.
The readable fragments mention multiple names and roles in a crowded scene, with references to social events and a gathering. Specifics are obscured by corruption, but several individuals are named and described in a ceremonial or notice-like context.
An obituary honors Daw Todtlie Ot Sadt, longtime resident of Whe Peels Heane, detailing his life, marriage to Mies Je OV Hehwith, and family survivors. The record lists numerous relatives and mentions a September service and affiliations, reflecting a formal obituary tone from a rural community newspaper.
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