Scranton Tribune Expands to Carbondale With Daily Edition
The Scranton Tribune opens a Carbondale branch in the Burke Building to publish a daily morning paper for the city. E. L. Hatfield named manager. notices, personals, and news items invited by mail phone or in person. Church meeting announced for November 14 to reorganize and elect trustees. voters urged to support William R. Lewis for district attorney.
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Scranton Tribune
Carbondale
Pioneer City
Burke
E. L. Hatfield
Sermons at First Congregational Church Promote Growth
Rev. M C Elliott speaks at both services on themes The Increase of the Charen and Down Then Up as part of Creat Men series. Evening offers song with augmented choir, baritone Tom Clark and violinist R E Gardner. Sunday School Rally II Tomorrow at 2 PM with special program and note of requested thirty percent increase.
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First Congregational Church
M.C. Elliott
H. FP. Clark
R. EB. Gardner
Tomorow
Congregational
MY. Iliott
Wusie
Trinity Church services announced by Rev Sawyer
The rector Rev BR A Sawyer lists tomorrow's Trinity church activities Holy communion and sermon at 10? p.m. and Sunday school at noon with evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p.m. An offering at the morning service supports domestic missions. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 3 p.m. Trinity Guild gathers Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
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BR. A. Sawyer
Trinity Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Guild
Notice for church services and schedules
Trev. Charles Lee, pastor, residence if North Church Street near Salem Avenue. Sunday services at 10 40 a m and 7 90 p m. Sunday school at 12 m. Young Peoples Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Weekly prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 p m.
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North Church Street
Salem Avenue
Charles Lee
Young Peaye
Christian Endeavor
Higgins Bible Message At Second Presbyterian Church
At the Second Presbyterian church theater T M Higgins will preach in the afternoon after the Sunday school services conclude.
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Second Presbyterian Church
T. M. Higgins
Welsh preacher to lead services at Church Street church
Sunday services at Church Street corner Ninth Avenue with sermons in Welsh by the Rev. William F. Morgan of Ayde Park at 10:00 in the morning and 6:00 in the evening. Sunday school at 2:00 after the morning service. mid week service Tuesday at 7:30. Communion after the morning service. All Welsh people invited. Morgan described as an able speaker.
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Church Street
Ninth Avenue
William FF
Morgan
Ayde Park
Berean Baptist Church Service Schedule Ad
Berean Baptist church at Lin coln avenue and North church street with pastor H J Whalen D D at 03 Lincoln avenue announces Sunday services at 1000 am and 730 pm mid week service Thursday 720 pm Young People's Society meets Sunday 630 pm Junior Society meets Sunday 330 pm Sunday school at 12 pm.
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Berean Baptist Church
Lincoln Avenue
North Church Street
Tey
H. J. Whalen
D. D
Young People's Society of Christian Eindeavor
Christian Endeavor
First Methodist Church Rev Chafee Schedules Revival Services
On North Church Street near Salem Avenue Rev A F Chafee pastor invites worshipers to Sunday services at 10 90 a m and 7 00 p m and Sunday school at noon Lipworth League meets 6 40 p m and prayer meetings Thursday 7 30 p m The pastor will preach Sunday morning and revival services are planned in the evening.
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First Methodist
North Church Street
Salem Avenue
A. F. Chaffee
Terrace Street
Lipworth League
Twenty Third Sunday Services at First Evangelical Lutheran
Twenty third Sunday in Trinity with Sabbath School at 30 a m and preaching at 10 a m. Sermon titled Hold That Fast Which Thou Hast That No Man Take Thy Crown. Evening services at 7 40 p m with songs practiced in German and Finglish.
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First Evangelical Lutheran
St. Paul's Church
South Church Street
F. Ehinger
Trinity
Church of St Rose de Lima North Service Schedule
Church notices list Rev Thomas F Coffey rector at 6 North Church Street with assistants Rev John Dixon and Rev John J Griffin. Sunday masses scheduled at 7 8 and 9 a m opposite Park Place on North Church Street.
Longtime Pioneer City matron Mrs Corneliia Decker dead
Mrs. Corneliia Decker aged ninety eight died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Sarah Grigits at Park Street and Tenth Avenue. Born in New York State in 1802 she moved to Carbondale in 1829 with her husband who died in 1856. She left fourteen children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 4 pm at Mrs Griggs home with Rev. A. F. Chaffee officiating. Maplewood cemetery burial.
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Corneliia Decker
Pioneer City
Sarah Grigits
Park Street
Tenth Avenue
Decker
New York State
Carbondale
New York Cit
Delaware and P Hudson Canal
Sarah F. Griggs
John and
Ernest Decker
Scranton
Hiram Decker
Awnosteta
Benjamin Decker
Wis Elven
Lewis Decker
Alleviatte
First Methodist Church
Peoples Lecture Course Opens With Palestine Topic
The Peoples Lecture course begins Monday November 1 with Rev John W Phillips of Binghamton NY speaking on What I laughed at in Palestine Lectures will be open to all with no fixed admission rates and no representation from city Protestant denominations. organied to offer high quality talent at low cost.
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Palestine
John W. Phillips
Binghamton
N. Y
Thimble Tea at Mrs Burr’s Energizes Local Indies
Mrs James FE Burr of Lincoln Avenue entertained many Indies yesterday afternoon at a thimble tea. The event will repeat today. Next Wednesday Scranton camps 8 and 188 plan to visit camp 294 in Jermyn for the annual inspection. P O S of A members from Scranton will visit camp 209 next Monday evening. Fraternal officers are asked to report news to The Tribune, Room 1, Burke Building.
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James FE. Burr
Lincoln Avenue
Scranton
Camp 188
Jermyn
Camp No. 209
Tribune
Burke Building
Fire Alarm at John Morgan’s Dry Goods Store
An alarm reported from box 21 at 5 40 PM drew a crowd to John Morgan's dry goods store on Salem avenue. Cheese cloth used in window decoration caught fire in an unexpected manner. a passerby summoned the fire department but the blaze was subdued before they arrived. Minor damage included the cheese cloth paint and the breathing apparatus of some portly citizens who hurried too fast.
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John Morgan
Salem Avenue
Central High opens mine and breaker boys school
Thursday night marked the first session at Central High School for mine and breaker boys. Seventy five pupils enrolled and progress reported as sessions move into fall and winter. Professor Loftus praised the results and researchers anticipate more classes soon.
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Central High School
Itesons
Loftus
Berean Baptist chrysanthemum gala returns to Carbondale
Through the generosity of Hon. K. E. Hendrick the Indies of the Berean Baptist church will hold their second annual chrysanthemum gala and exhibition on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. This has already become one of Carbondale's greatest events and is expected to draw lovers of the beautiful to the church during afternoon and evening hours.
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K. E. Hendrick
Berean Baptist Church
Carbondale
Calendar for Young Aren's Union Month
The union lists November events including election returns for members only. A bean banquet for G. A. Jr. Post 187 is set for November 4. Other activities include entertainment on November 1 and 15 Ladies' night, plus Webster night on November 27.
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Young Aren's Union Bulletin
G. A. Jr. Post
F Entertainment
Webster
Berean Baptist Church Announces Sermon Series
Morning service sermon titled Creation What of the Record of Genesis will be preached by Dr Whalen WII as part of the Great Themes of Religion series. Evening service centers on The Privilege and Responsibility of Being an American Citizen with a vote for John Copeland for prothonotary.
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Berean Baptist Church
Whalen Wii
Recherche Dancing Class Shifts Social to Thursday Night
The Recherche Dancing class changes its first social from Wednesday to Thursday next week due to Prof. Firth's prior commitments. After next week the regular class night for members will be Wednesday.
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Firth
Miss Mila Loftus Recovering After Appendectomy
Miss Mila Loftus daughter of Dante F Loftus of Sandstreet underwent appendicitis surgery Thursday at Carbondale hospital. She is resting comfortably and a hospital inquiry said she would likely recover unless unforeseen complications arise.
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Mila Loftus
Dante F. Loftus
Sandstreet
Carbondale Hospital
Alumni Library Reopens for Central School Pupils and Alumni
After eighteen months closure the Alumni Library reopened yesterday for Central school pupils on Fridays and alumni on Saturdays from 7 pm. The notice also urges voting for Thomas P. Daniels for clerk of the courts.
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Thomas P. Daniels
Epworth League names delegates to Wyoming conference
At a church meeting Miss Tsabelle Stanton and Miss Olive Pengelly were elected delegates to the Wyoming conference convention to be held in Oneonta on November 7. Rev. Chaffee of this city is secretary of the convention.
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Epworth League
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Tsabelle Stanton
Olive Pengelly
A. F. Chaffee
Wyoming
Oneonta
Chaffes
Demonstration Committee Reports On Welcome to President Mitchell
The committee of arrangements for last Tuesday's demonstration and welcome to President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers met in the city hall last evening. They reported on the event and completed business.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Community fraternal meetings listed for tonight
Cambrian lodge No 68 Independent Order of Odd Fellows Division No 13 Ancient Order of Hibernians Lily court No 360 Ancient Order Foresters of America Diamond lodge No 26 Shield of Honor convene this evening in local lodges and courts for gatherings and rituals.
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Cambrian Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Lily Court
Ancient Order Foresters of America
Diamond Lodge
Shield of Honor
Raymond Tiffany Improves After Typhoid Battle
Raymond Tiffany son of Ambrose Tiffany, once very ill with typhoid fever, was able to sit up last night. Doctor John Niles attended him as his physician, marking a notable improvement.
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Raymond Tiffany
Ambrose
Tiffany
John Niles
Measles outbreak leads to house placarding on River Street
Report to the board of health states a child of George H Moon at 3th River Street fell ill with measles. The residence was placarded last evening to prevent spread of the disease.
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Board of Health
George H. Moon
Beck Campaign for Registrar Cited by Labor Groups
Local unions and fraternal orders including Knights of Father Mathew and Central Labor Union back William K. Beck for registrar. Fraternal groups K N Hedrick Lodge No 94 and Cimarmakers Union No 438 also endorse his candidacy.
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Knights of Father Mathew
K. N. Hedrick Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Central Labor Union
Cimarmakers' Union
Huntley Jackson to Open Week at Grand With For Liberty and Love
The Huntley Jackson company opens the week at the Grand on Monday evening with For Liberty and Love. Tuesday features The Vornado tied to Election Day, with returns read from the stage during and after the performance, via special wire for county treasurer J. A. Beranton.
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Huntley-Jackson Company
the Grand
Quiet Wedding Planned After Funeral in Brooklyn
A street resident traveled to Brooklyn New York on Thursday to attend her sister's funeral held there the day after. A Republican state legislature candidate John G Bridgett of Dundaff street and Miss Mary McDonald of South Main street plan a quiet wedding on the upcoming Wednesday, with both parties well known and popular.
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Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Slater
John G. Bridgett
Dundaff Street
Mary McDonald
South Matin Street
Local residents and visitors listed in Pittston Gazette brief
A Carbondale and Scranton visitor round up notes numerous residents in Wilkes-Barre Pittston and surrounding areas. Names include Miss Nettie Batley Miss Nettle Gavin Miss Tensile Folkes Miss Jennie Russell Miss Nettie Russell Andrew Noenson Emmons J L Perk Bucknell student Jerry Connor Lillian McChrone Mrs George Foster Mamie OMalley Mrs Merritt Abbey Miss Pearl Giles Dr Charles W Colburn Charles Gibbs Wayne and Schenectady visitors Michael Nolan Rose Grier Mamie Coughhlin Adelaide Gillespie Winifred Walsh Gertrude Barrett Joseph Gilhool with social calls across Carbondale Scranton and Port Griffith.
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Nettie M. Batley
Salem Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Mise Nettle Gavin
Jermyn
Carbondale
Mise
Belmont Street
Lillian McChrone
George Foster
Seventh Avenue
Pittston
Mamie O'Malley
Scranton
May Earley
Merritt O. Abbey
North Terrace Street
Pearl Giles
White Oak
Charles W. Colburn
North Main Street
Charles Gibbs
White Mills
Park Street
D. G. Purdy
Schenectady
Wayne County
Michael Nolan
Pike Street
Hendricks Manufacturing Company
Rose Grier
John Grier
Mamie Coughhlin
Adelaide Gillespie
Church Street
Winifred Walsh
Gertrude Barrett
Joseph Gilhool
Port Griffith
Pittston Gagette
Jermyn Borough Council Acts On Street Flooding And Hose Lease
The Jermyn borough council met in regular session last evening with Scull and Stanton the only absentees. They ordered road improvements at Matin street in front of the Sweeney house and instructed raising the Traction company crossing to aid water drainage. They considered transferring the Artesian Hose company lease to the borough now that the company is chartered, subject to Delaware and Hudson approval. The state treasurer sent $49.32 for the Firemen’s Relief association, and a $137 electric lights bill was approved. A birthday party for Mrs. Tansum Roberts was held at 11 Street. The High School football team will play Honesdale here on Saturday, November 10. Charles Carey, Scott, joined Liveryman Bray. The Twentieth Century Sewing circle met at Mrs. A. F. Gebhard’s. Mrs. Wilson Decker, Dundaff, visited Mrs. Thomas Bray.
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Jermyn
Messrs. Scull and Stanton
Dunn
Matin Street
Sweeney
Traction Company
Michael McDermott
Thomas Stanton
Artesian Hose Company
Corncll
Delaware and Hudson Company
Jones
Williams
Cornell
Firemen's Relief Association
Tansum Roberts
Thomas Cook
Thomas Langman
William Roberts
William Langman
Puckey
Edward Stuart
Mesdames Reynolds
Harry Langman
J. Soby
Samuel Langman
Stuart
Douthwaite
H. Maynard
Simmonds
Edwards
Stevens
Martin Stevens
Thomas Seymour
Grace Bennetts
Emma Netherton
Lizale Langman
Sarah Bone
Mary Jane Robers
Honesdale High School
Maple Grove
Charles Carey
Scott
Liveryman Bray
C. W. Stanton
Carbondale
A. F. Gebhard
Powder Mills
Wilson Decker
Dundaff
Thomas Bray
South Main Street
Death of Mrs Ruth Wilcox North Salem Grandmother
Word received by Merrilt O Abbey and Meigs Abbey of this city reports the death of their grandmother Mrs Ruth Wilcox at Salem in Warne county.
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Merrilt O. Abbey
Meigs Abbey
Ruth Wilcox
Salem
Warne County
Walker Resigns as Carbondale Scranton Truth Rep
Joseph Walker resigns as Carbondale representative of the Scranton Truth. Michael Clifford will succeed him as the paper’s next Carbondale correspondent.
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Joseph Walker
Carbondale
Scranton Truth
Michael Clifford
Accident injures Harvey Reynolds at Northwest breakers
A young woman named Harvey Reynolds sustained a leg fracture at the Northwest breakers last evening around six o'clock. An ambulance was initially called but failed to respond and Reynolds was transported to Carbondale hospital. Vote for Edward B. Sturges for jury commissioner.
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Harvey Reynolds
Northwest Breakers
Carbondale Hospital
Edward B. Sturges
First Evangelical Lutheran Church Seeks Trustees at Annual Meeting
The regular annual business meeting of the First Evangelical Lutheran Church will elect trustees. Members are urged to attend to participate in the governance and future planning of the congregation.
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Tees
Congregational Organization
Politi
First Evangelical Lutheran ,Church
Trus
October Pay Envelopes For City School Teachers
City school teachers awaken to finds of October salary ready in envelopes. Administration confirms timely distribution this morning, ensuring full compensation for the month.
A Bad Errand. Mrs. Rollin Manville of North Muip
Mrs Rollin Manville of North Muip is noted in a brief notice in this edition. The item records a local domestic event and lists no further details or dates.
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Mrs. Rollin Manville
North Muip
Honesdale News Briefs Include Water Plant Progress and Election
Mrs N B Spencer and children from Scranton visited Miss Grace Whitney this week. Wayne Citizens Water and Supply plant work advances with main to distributing reservoir piping completed and lake shores cleared for winter filling. An election at the armory on November 6 will fill the vacancy in Company E caused by Captain Lane s death and address other vacancies. A football match looms Saturday at the silk mill grounds between the Carbonvale Indians and Honesdale.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
N. B. Spencer
Scranton
Grace Whitney
Wayne Citizens’ Water and Supply Company
D. B. Atherton
Grant W. Lane
Silk Mill Grounds
Carbonvale
Community urges support as finances and events unfold
A local plea asks turnout to aid the boys in finances while a 4 p.m. game opens. The Christian Endeavor entertainment at the opera house succeeds. A Met Star quintette may return if crowds grow. Coal prices rise forty five cents per ton since the strike eased. A Republican rally at the courthouse features A J Colborn Jr. of Scranton. Wayne County offices show steadier times under Republican rule with few sheriff sales and scarce foreclosures. deeds and mortgages are normal.
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Christian Endeavor
Opera House
Honesdale
Court House
A. J. Colborn, Jr
Scranton
Wayne County
Register and Recorder
Funeral of Mrs. Thomas Murray Held in Olyphant
The funeral for Mrs. Thomas Murray, who died Tuesday, was held yesterday from the family home on Jones Street. Rev. P. J. Murphy delivered the sermon at St. Patrick's Church. Interment followed at St. Patrick's cemetery with pallbearers M. J. Lavin Patrick Kelly Richard Missett Patrick Farrell John Curran and Thomas Kennedy. Tomorrow highlining services are set for 10 39 in the morning and 7 o'clock evening at the Presbyterian church. Reverend Hammond and Reverend Jones led upcoming services at the Congregational church and Hyde Park respectively. Miss Kate Gibbon of Hawley visits Miss Mary Rogan of Dunmore Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parsons visited Green Ridge.
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Thomas Murray
Jones Street
St. Patrick's Church
P. 7
Patrick Kelly
Richard Missett
Patrick Farrell
John Curran
Thomas Kennedy
Presbyterian Church
B. F. Hammond
David Jones
Hyde Park
Congregational Church
Kate Gibbon
Hawley
Mary Rogan
Dunmore Street
W. HH. Parsons
Green Ridge
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises a full refund if the remedy fails and carries FE. W. Grove's signature on each box. Price listed as 25e.
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FE. W. Grove
Kingston visitor at Oak Terrace and local notices
Mrs. Briggs visits Kingston while Mrs. Curry and children return home from Scranton. Miss Bessie Buckingham resumes studies at Stroudsburg Normal School for an indefinite period. Mrs. Mary Neal dies after a lingering illness. funeral at 2 p.m. at home. interment at Fairview cemetery. Diphtheria patients improving and school to reopen Monday. A. J. Buckingham and A. A. Robinson of Scranton guests. Ray Buckingham shoots a four foot hen hawk and plans to mount it. Krause's Cold Cure capsules marketed by Matthews Bros for cold relief and bowel movement benefits.
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Briggs
Kingston
N. Y
Oak Terrace
Henry Curry
Scranton
Bessie Buckingham
Stroudsburg Normal School
Mary Neal
Fairview Cemetery
J. J. Buckingham
A. A Robinson
Ray Buckingham
Byron Bucklehan
Markets Show Tight Money as Monkey Trading Quiets
New York stocks rose and fell amid tight money conditions as margin loans and cash margins tightened. Dealers faced higher loan costs and stricter collateral rules, while short term borrowings drew attention and market wide liquidity concerns emerged ahead of dividend disbursements. Bond market remained dull with modest declines in United States refunding bonds.
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New York
Carl
United States
Sugare-Dull and Cotton Markets Reported In Mixed Clues
Market notes show dull demand for sugar and cotton with lower prices. Live poultry shifted little with varied quality. dressed meat and coal reports mix. Receipts include flour at 1,000 barrels and 1,170,000 pounds sacks, wheat 41,000 bushels, corn 4,000, oats 20,000. ship wheat 24,000 bushels, corn 47,000 bushels, oats 121,000 bushels.
Corrected Butter-Creamery Dairy Product List
Corrected by H. G. Dale. Listing includes dairy tubs butter creameries and product codes for various items such as Pea F210 Polutora 60c onions and flour patent. Mentions nearby state and price details with numbers like 240 and 60e.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawatina Ave
Wwo
Market Report From Duluth Elevator Prices Flux
A fragmented Duluth market note reports mixed elevator prices and options with several grains listed in varied states. Prices for No 2 rod and related futures show firmness in places while some bids weaken amid fluctuating delivery dates and regional offerings.
Fragmented OCR notes from Philadelphia obituary fragment
Obscure text fragment from a Philadelphia page includes partial names ages and events. The readable items mention an obituary and scattered words like obit, age, and local streets. The rest remains garbled with distorted dates and unclear references.
Chicago Wheat and Grain Prices Edge Up as Markets Weaken
Chicago markets show weak but active trading with improved weather and Argentine receipts shaping tone. December prices close modestly higher while oats hold, hog products rise slightly, and a range of grain quotations including No 2 yellow and No 2 white corn are listed along with pork lard and whiskey figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sidus
Market Report: Livestock Prices in Chicago Nov 2
Chicago November 2 livestock receipts show 2,000 head of steers. Trade slow for butterfat cattle and westerns while natives are strongest today. Prices range with top steers near 8.40 to 9.00, cows around 0.85 to 1.00, and bulls near 4.00 to 4.25. Feeder and mixed stock values vary. quality and weight affect bids. Tower Revelpty activity noted with large volume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Falves
Ahloy
RLM
Lamba
Werhevn
Manalia
New York Live Stock Prices and Trends
New York Live Stock reports slow trading across cattle categories. Prices show declines for wattle steers and cows with calves and calves mixed. Market notes include minor shifts for heifers and maturing stock. overall activity remains subdued with export buyers sparse.
East Liberty Stock Market Report Fragment
Market notes show mixed activity in East Liberty with references to stock items like beef, veal, and lambs. Mentions include prices around 81 to 91 and shipments totaling about 20,814 barrels, with various overflow terms and unclear listings for commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Comnon
Shia Hoge
Lowe Yorkers
Andhidtechs
Literao
Shep —Keady
Choice Wether, Ltd
Choice Lambs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carbondale Department
William R. Lewis
First Congregational
Trinity Protestant Episcopal
First Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Methodist
Humphreys
Humphreys’ Homeopathic Co
Cor, Willis & Job Ste
Phoebe Decker
William Connell
J. W. Phillips
George M. Watson
the Young Men's Union
The
John Copeland
Lana
Mitchell
Emil Bonn
William K. Beck
Register
J. A. Beranton
Emil Bann
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Elmhurst
Krause
Matthews Bros
Wall Street Review
M.S. Jordyn & Co
Leon
Mierican
Paul Libs
Federal Stel
Federal Steel A Pr
Nila, In
Tox
TOMS
Jon
Lowe
Jonna
America
Mandolin Club
Allen
Royal Hungarian Band
New York City
Jonas Long
Store
Traction Co
Missouri Pwelle
Norfolk & Weston
Nordli
Tuvkle
Pachtle
N.V. Cottiatl
Seaune
Union Pacite
Western Union
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Sssceesssevee
Oreneeeneee
Scranton Savings
Scranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Dime Deposit and Pipewstnt Bank
Pr. Co
Acku
Trust Safe Deposit Co
Clark & Snover Co
Keranion Bolt and Nut Co
Wee Tonds
Bratmort- People's
Gene “Noval People’s Street
Dickson Mortgage
Wicka
City of Scranton St. Imp
Perry Terpet
Scranton Traction
Warker
Duluth
Ami
Suakge
Maron
Sovonilaw
Igataa
Atie
Creaner
Pewieylvania
Lido
Wesker
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Philadelphia
Chicago Grain and Produce
Nov. T
Tooves
Chalwile
East Liberty Stock Market
Stokes
Addnass
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Ste
Ill
McGarrah & Thomas, Druegists
Lackawarra
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