Scranton Tribune opens Carbondale Branch Office
The Scranton Tribune announces a new Carbondale edition to provide daily news for the city. Readers can drop items at Burke Building offices or mail call. L. Hatfield, Carbondale editor, invites inquiries. Also a social note congratulates Mr Wright and mentions a forthcoming marriage. Vote for 7. A. Beranton for county treasurer.
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Scranton Tribune
Carbondale
Pioneer City
Burke Building
L. Hatfield
Municipal Water Issue and Controller Vote Tonight
Carbondale faces a pivotal local referendum on extending bonded indebtedness by 145000 while national county and legislative races unfold. Local outlets report likely divided results with heavy business and labor interest leaning Republican. Returns tonight via private wires and AP feeds with front office displays in Scranton and Carbondale. William Wonnell is urged to vote for congress and back the current administration.
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Carbondale
Naramount Isaie
the Tribune
Opera House
Alumni Park
Academy of Music
Republicon
F. L. Brown
Scranton
Mr. Brown
J. F. Wheeler
Scranton Tribune
Burke Building
The
Tribune
Associated Press
United States
Washington Avenue
Elots Throwing Company Plans Mortgage Bonds and New Gold Bonds
The Elots Throwing company reports strong local success and seeks funds by issuing first and second mortgage bonds with accrued interest due December 1 at Miners' and Mechanics' bank. Bonds will be surrendered and interest ends. A postscript notes a new set of first mortgage six percent gold bonds to be issued. Marcus Frieder can provide details. Carbondale investors hold many all mill bonds and risk losing value upon call.
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Elots
Inite
Miners’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Marcus Frieder
Carbondale
Scranton Tribune Displays Election Returns in Carbondale
The Scranton Tribune announces it will display election returns on Tuesday in Carbondale to serve its patrons with full access to results. The plan aims to reach readers in the city and surrounding areas through stereopticon displays.
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Carbondale
Scranton Tribune
Display of new telegraph instruments in two cities
The article notes a new electro telegraph and telephone display installed in the Burke building and at the Scranton office with direct wires so residents of Carbondale and Scranton receive news simultaneously and with equal promptness.
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Ing Wy Atereopticon
Burke
Scranton
Carbondale
Funeral for Thomas McAndrew Held at St Rose Church
The funeral for Thomas McAndrew, killed by a 163 a.m. Delaware and Hudson train on Sunday, will be held at 9 o'clock this morning at St Rose church with a solemn requiem. McAndrew, a member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and other societies, was universally esteemed and many friends are expected to attend. Interment will follow at St Rose cemetery.
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Thomas McAndrew
Delaware and Hudson Road
St. Rose Church
McAndrew
Order of Hibernians
St. Rose Cemetery
Mrs Amy Place Rites Held In Honesdale Home Church
Services for Mrs Amy Place wife of Rev G A Place carried out yesterday in Honesdale Methodist Church where she is mourned by her husband and local congregation. She will be buried in Binghamton after services at the Tabernacle with Mr Place and family. Survivors include her husband, Mrs Payne of Binghamton, two daughters Louisa and Adelaide, a sister Mrs Richards of Binghamton, and a brother Loren Payne of North Fenton New Jersey.
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Amy Place
G. A. Phice
Honesdale
Binghamton
Place
Carbondale
Alrs. Payne
Louisa
Adelaide
Hichards
Loren Payne
North Fenton
N. J
Daniels for Clerk of the Courts
A campaign notice urging voters to back Thomas P. Daniels for the position of clerk of the courts. The item frames Daniels as the preferred candidate in the upcoming election.
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Thomas P. Daniels
Quorum Shortage Closes City Council Meeting
A city Select council meeting scheduled for last evening failed to convene due to lack of a quorum. The absence is blamed on the impending election as council members have friends among candidates. The school board also did not meet for lack of a majority, with no clear link to campaign hours.
New Three Manual Organ Arrives for First Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church received a new pipe organ expected for some time. It will be installed next week after the current loaned organ is returned to Mason & Hamlin. The Gothic styled instrument has four keyboards, a pedal base, is oak built, displays ultramarine pipes with gold trim, and uses a water motor to drive the blower.
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Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Mason & Hamlin Company
Mary Loftus Dies at Vine Street Home Age Seventy Seven
Mrs Mary Loftus of Vine Street dies at home Sunday in her seventy seventh year. She was a respected city resident and survived by husband Martin Loftus and several grown children. A year ago Loftus son fell from a building, harming the family. Funeral at St Rose Church at 9 80 this morning with interment in St Rose Cemetery.
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Mary Loftus
Vine Street
Shela
Martin Loftus
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Funeral of George Yarns Held in City Home
The funeral for George Yarns who died in Washington DC Friday was held at his home at Seventh Avenue and Washington Street. Rev. G A Lee of the First Presbyterian church preached the service. Pallbearers were locomotive engineers, his former colleagues for nineteen years. Interment followed at Maplewood. Vote for William R. Lewis for district attorney.
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George Yarns
Washington, D. C
Seventh Avenue
Washington Street
G& A. Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Locomotive Engineers
Yarns
Maplewood Cemetery
Carbondale Postoffice Election Day Notice
Carbondale postoffice observes election day with money order and registry windows closed all day. Stamp and general delivery windows open from 7 p m until noon. Carriers make two deliveries in morning one general and one business delivery. Regular collectors perform the usual daily collections.
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Carbondale
Merchant James Barrett to Reopen for Clearance Sale
Merchant James Barrett of South Main Street who has been ill will reopen today and continue until all goods are disposed of. Barrett is one of the oldest merchants in the city and will go out of business with the respect of a large circle of friends.
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James Barrett
South Main Street
Barrett
Wright to Wed Miss Cora Voyle of Lackawanna Telephone
Announcement of the forthcoming marriage between Mr. Harry W. Wright and Miss Cora Voyle, chief operator at Lackawanna Telephone, with details about her role and the couple.
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Harry W. Wright
Cora Voyle
The
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Voyle
Community group meetings listed for Carbondale venues
Tonight several organizations hold gatherings in Carbondale including William H. Davis Women's Relief Corps No. 124, Carbondale Cycle Club Division No. 4, Ancient Order of Hibernians St. Vincent de Paul, Lackawanna Tribe No. 208 Improved Order of Red Men Carbondale Lodge No. 240 Knighta of Pything.
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William H. Davis Women's Relief Corps
Carbondale Cycle Club
Ancient Order of Hibernians
St. Vincent de Paul
Lackawanna Tribe
Order of Red Men
Carbondale Lodge
Knighta of
New Carbondale Gas Office To Feature Showroom
The Carbondale Gas company prepares a ground floor office in the Anthracite building with a large showroom and up-to-date fixtures. A blazing illuminated sign will brighten a dark street corner.
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Carbondale Gas Company
Pension Granted to Charles Monk for Civil War Service
Charles Monk of Waymart receives a monthly pension of 12 dollars for his service in Company G of the Seventy-seventh Pennsylvania Volunteers. He enlisted October 11, 1861 and was discharged July 1862 upon a surgeon’s certificate.
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Charles Monk
Waymart
Pennsyvania Volunteers
Tornado Play at Grand Opera House With Election Returns
Performers and audience for The Tornado at the Grand Opera House tonight may stay after the show to hear election returns announced from the stage. Admission after the performance is ten cents.
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Grand Opera House
Delaware and Hudson Adopts Hog Engine For Dual Freight
The Delaware and Hudson company replaces two smaller locomotives with a single hog engine to haul two trains as one. The freight arrives here at about 12 noon.
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Delaware and Hudson Company
Vote for William K. Beck for registrar
Joseph FE Brennan of Dickinson Law Carlisle and Charles Bridgett of Medico-Chi Philadelphia along with J OConnell and William Nealon students of the University of Pennsylvania are home to vote. They vote for William K Beck for registrar.
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Joseph FE. Brennan
Dickinson Law School
Carlisle
Charles Bridgett
The
Medico-Chi
Philadelphia
J. O'Connell
William Nealon
University of Pennsylvania
Local Families Welcome Newborns in City
Mr and Mrs D B Wilson on Church street announce an infant son. Mr and Mrs N F Stephens of Canaan street report a daughter. Mr and Mrs Richard Kirwin of Pike street celebrate a son, expanding the family in the community.
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D. B. Wilson
Church Street
N. F. Stephens
Canaan Street
Richard Kirwin
Pike Street
Signal lights upgraded on Carbondale branch line
The old system of signal lights on the Carbondale branch of the Carbon dale Traction company, now controlled by the Scranton Traction company, was renovated yesterday and a more modern system installed.
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Carbondale
Carbondale Traction Company
Scranton Traction Company
Young Daughter Ill With Mensier. House Placed Under Quarantine
Ella Louise Coleman, seven, daughter of Mrs Ida G Coleman of 47 Lincoln Avenue, is ill with the mensier and the house was placarded by the board of health yesterday. Vote for Edward B Sturges for jury commissioner.
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Ella Louise
Ida G. Coleman
Lincoln Avenue
Board of Health
Forest City Man Herbert Reynolde Recovers After Surgery
Herbert Reynolde of Forest City underwent an operation at Carbondale hospital yesterday. He is improving and doctors expect a swift recovery with him back on his feet soon.
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Herbert Reynolde
Forest City
Carbondale Hospital
Merchants Meet in Carbondale for Outlook on State Race
The Merchants' association of Carbondale held a meeting last evening in the McTigue building to discuss political affairs including a call to vote for a Republican state treasurer.
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Merchants' Association of the City of
Carbondale
McTigue
Local gossip notes from Honesdale visits and social calls
W. E. Kirby the furniture man was in Honesdale yesterday. C. A. Kafka the popular commercial traveler visited. Mr. Nichol of Green Ridge spent Sunday in town with friends. Miss Anna Lynott and Miss Maury Nealon visited Archbald on Sunday. Miss Delia Bayley has returned home after a visit in Scranton. Nora O Hearn of Main street is staying with friends in Jermyn. Antoinette Welble of Church Street visited Uniondale relatives. Jennie and Myrtle Kesler of Spring street visited Prompton friends. Hannah Thomas of Philadelphia avenue spent Saturday and Bun-
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W. E. Kirby
Honesdale
C. A. Kafka
Nichol
Green Ridge
Anna Lynott
Maury Nealon
Archbald
Delia Bayley
Scranton
Nora O'Hearn
Main Street
Jermyn
Antoinette Welble
Church Street
Uniondale
Jennie
Myrtle Kesler
Spring Street
Prompton
Hannah Thomas
Philadelphia Avenue
Gwilym Jenkins
West Virginia
David Lewis
Swaquehanna Street
Carbondale
Father McManus
Lackawanna Street
Albert Mason
Georgia Thomas
Mines Stelle Price
Amani Matthews
Spring Brook
Coolbaugh
Kingston
Mame Sarge
Consumption Treatment Claim Promises Money Back
An advertisement from the B T Booth Co of Ithaca claims a regular physician endorsed remedy for consumption and other diseases. It promises a money back refund if the treatment fails, and offers a mail order option with a trial dosage advertised as one dollar.
Local Social Notes Highlight Carbondale Visitors and Events
Carbondale burial home visits and social calls fill the day with guests from Scranton and Dunmore. Postmaster Thomas and Miss Moyles start new roles, while football and a wedding loom in the week with university ties and hometown votes.
Ballot Counting Sparks Urgent Phone Returns
With a long ballot and slow counts expected correspondents and friends are asked to telephone returns into The Tribune editorial rooms at 10438 as soon as possible tonight.
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Tribune
Wife of well known Methodist clergyman dies at Honesdale
Amy A. Payne Place wife of Rev G Place pastor of Honesdale M E church died after brief illness. Born July 27 1848 in Maine Broome Co N Y she married Rev G A Place July 5 1876. Survived by husband mother Mrs Lucilda Payne brother Tauren J Payne sister Mrs William Richards. Funeral held in Honesdale and Binghamton with visiting clergymen.
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Honesdale
Amy A. Peyne
G. Place
Honesdale M. E
Ed. W. Burns
John F. Place
Binghamton
Decenged
Maine
Broome County
N. Y
William Richards
Chenango
Castle Creek
Bainbridge, Green
Slaterville
Athens
Derr Memorial
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Honesdale Methodist Church
Hev. Y. C. Smith
A. F. Chaffee
Warner
W. L. Thorpe
M. Kisben
Bedford Visits Honesdale as Jadwins Host Guests
Scranton businessman A P Bedford transacts business in Honesdale while Lt. Edgar Jadwin and family stay with Jadwin parents C C and Mrs Jadwin. Carbondale native James Brawley takes over as Track Foreman on the Delaware and Hudson line. A Junior Order United American Mechanics meeting in Freedom lodge featured remarks by B Frank Myers and Rev C L Percy with music and a Maple City banquet.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
A. P. Bedford
Scranton
Edgar Jadwin
Delaware and Hudson
United American Mechanics
Freedom Lodge
B. Frank Myers
Wilkes-Barre
C. L. Percy
Beech Lake Band
Maple City
Daughters of America
Taylor News Briefs and Local Notes
The item highlights a Republicana campaign push to vote the full ticket, plus a report on the William Tell fire club meeting about a match with Wilkus-Barre Mide club. Also covered are Thanksgiving banquet plans by the Young Men’s Christian Association, a forthcoming football contest, and election notices. Other notes mention Mrs. George Taylor’s visit, Pride of Lackawanna lodge gathering, Miss Hattie MacKenzie’s New York trip, Edward James Jr’s canvassing, local property improvements, lodge meetings, school reopening, and mine payrolls.
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William Tell Fire Club
Wilkus-Barre Mide Club
Young Men's Christian Association
South Main Street
Purchase
the Tribune
Evans’ Newsstowd
Calvary Baptisl Church
Bias Bertha Rowe
Misa Olwen Howells
Sidney Owens
Arthur Morgans
Morgana
Eddie
George Gordon
Werhlngioe Street
Lincoln Heights
Lily
Avclbald Colliere
Taylor, Pyne and
Molde
Palil
Krause's Headache Capsules Offer Quick Pain Relief
Do not waste a minute and visit your druggist for Krause's Headache Capsules to prevent pain even if your skull were cracked. They are harmless, with a reader guarantee. Priced at 26 cents and sold by Matthews Bros.
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Krause
Reed
Matthews Bros
Peckville News Roundup Mixed Local Events And Football
Local items note Mra Clarence Williams recovering from illness and a call to vote in elections. Peckville football loses 6 to 20 to Jermyn last Saturday in a strong effort. Episcopal Sunday school class No 0 to meet Thanksgiving afternoon. Chic Coleman praised for coaching. Mr and Mrs William J McKelvey host son’s birthday with friends, refreshments served. A moving picture exhibition praised for its graphophone sound. Blakelyigh school student council organized with Thorpe as president and Gendall as secretary. Delaware and Hudson company to pay October wages at Grassy Island mine. Great Sachem A Ayers attended district council in Susquehanna. Pocahontas banquet after. Broad, Blees, and Pierce to return from Maine hunt. Mrs S M Hogers to move to Passaic New Jersey.
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Clarence Williams
Illnem
Miller
West
Peckville
Jermyn
Episcopal
Chic Coleman
William J. McKelvey
Main Street
Mater Porter
McKelvey
Meare
J. D. Warren
WW. Ty. James
West Side
Blakelyigh School
Ray Thorpe
Frank Hoyt
Mies Tena Gendall
Treasuer
Florence White
Delaware and Sludaon Company
Grassy Ieland
Great Sachem
Mre
A. A. Ayers
Susquehanna
Canawada
Mera
W. J. Broad
Blees
G. M. Pierce
Maine
Jermyn and Mayfield Tie In Valley Football Clash
Eastside Indians and Peckville battled to a 4 to 0 tie at Peckville on Saturday afternoon. Indiana’s squad, formed just two weeks ago, showed creditable play and potential with coaching. Other notes include public schools reopening after a county institute break and local visits from residents and visitors such as Mrs. Williams and granddaughter, Will Osborne, and Professor Martin. Oure, the Jermyn Lafay ette representative, starred for Lafayette-Dehigh.
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Eastside
Sons of Woteram
Scranton
Thomas P. Williams
Mary P. Jones
Fourth Street
Ernon
Will Osborne
Dickinson College
Carnale
Profesor
R. H. Martin
Moscow
Alvira Emory
Wilkes-Barre
Arther Dey
Cemetery Atreat
Aecownt
County Institute
Tessie Moloskey
Beam
Throop
Lenic
Philip Tweker
Hmartford
Conn
Mia
James Owens
Second Street
Oure
Jermyn
Lafayette
Infant Burns Dies After Brief Illness
Thomas Burns Jr the infant son of Mr and Mrs Michael Burns of Hall Street died yesterday morning after a brief illness. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 3 pm with interment in St Patrick s Cemetery.
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Wilkes-Barre
Misges Ligzio
Bridget Foley
Warrior Run
Local society notes and moves among Wilkes-Barre residents
Miss Minnie Hessler and Migg Winters visit their grandmother Mrs Hessler in Wilkes-Barre while H L Warner returns from Beatrice Nebraska to move his family there and takes a foreman job at an electric plant. Epworth League meeting at F J Schoonovers. Ladies Aid at Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage. Dr O B Richardd buys Grier property and will move his office. Charles Keiell in New York. Charles Roberion home from college. Al Smiths visit Parsons. Mabel Hutchings hosts junior Christian Endeavor at Main Street home.
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Minnie Hessler
Wilkes-Barre
Migg Winters
Stoddardville
Hessler
H. L. Warner
Beatrice
Nab
Warner
Epworth League
F. J. Schoon
Charles Keiell
New York
Charles Roberion
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Elurch
O. BH. Richardd
Grier
F. J. Schoonover
Aland
al Smith
Parsons
Mabel Iutchings
Christian Endeavor
Main Street
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It states every druggist will refund the money if it fails and features E. W. Grove’s signature on each box, price two cents.
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E. W. Grove
Local notables and notices from Tunkhannock district
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tunkhannock reports O A Van Wormer of Scranton presiding over a creditors meeting for James G6 Leighton at GC Derahimer’s office. Charles Sickles of Wilkes-Barre visited. Mill of Princeton College and Frear of Lafayette return home to vote Tuesday. Carter of Meshoppen, Titany of Nicholson, and Judge Vaughn of Meshoppen also arrived in town. An advertisement promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for failure to cure.
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Tunkhannock
O. A. van Wormer
Eng
Scranton
James
George A. Carter
Meshoppen
How
H. D. Titany
Nicholson
PF. M. Vaughn
Markets Rally Then Pause as Call Loans Surge
The May market session opened with broad buying across leading stocks, with prices lifting into Saturday’s levels before banks began calling loans. Call rates climbed to 25 percent, forcing some traders to seek new financing while others booked cash transactions and prices retreated briefly before edging back to the day’s top. Steel, industrials, and rail stocks led gains, with United States bonds mixed and Standard Oil trading around 625 in the outer market.
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Atocka
Wintera
Southern and Southwestern
Atchisens
Union Pacific
Standard Oil
Outeoie
United States
Local grocery prices corrected for ad listing
Corrected by H. G. Dale retail prices shown for Butter Creamery dairy tubs Eggs select western Cheese full cream Potatoes onions flour and other staples with per unit or per bushel quotes noted in a compact 1930s style ad listing.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Wheat and commodity prices in Philadelphia market notice
Market summary shows firm and higher quotes for wheat and corn with November contracts noted. Flour steady with various grades listed, butter and sugars stable, cotton steady, poultry market mixed, and shipments of wheat, corn, and oats detailed alongside price ranges and volumes.
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Philadelpha
City Mills
Pennsylvania
New York
Orline
Hogalieweds
Old Ross
New York Flour Market Report Amid Mixed Options
Market text shows fluctuating options with red and white elevator activity. Prices and futures drift with weak to steady signals across regions and product types, including creamery, cheese varieties, and dairy items.
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New York
Armly Hield
Northern
Duluth
Den
Cowate Deowater
Mdalee
Wheat and grain futures drifted. modest gains on cables
Wheat prices were dull but showed small gains on cables with bullish statistics guiding December contracts. Corn and oats edged higher while provisions held steady as traders noted a cautious outlook for the market.
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Chicago
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple items and prices
The text shows scattered product names and costs such as pork, white corn, yellow corn and hard RTMs with figures like 81.50 and 30,000.76, plus a whickey price of 1.27, indicating a disjoint catalog or ledger snippet with no coherent narrative.
Last Liberty Report Notes Cattle Steady in Trade
Cattle market showed steady demand with prime and common lots mentioned. Details reference prime lens and various figures, though the text is fragmented and includes garbled terms.
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Shadi
Wonglie
Cholee Wether
Oil City Report Onodit Balances and Shipments
Onodit balances show certificates and shipments with no hide. MS barrels average 10. Te Lorrele rune bd barrels average 52 297 barrels.
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Oil City
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