Mrs Martha Williams buried in Wyoming cemetery
Mrs Martha Williams died in Leninton after a long illness and was buried from Thomas Phillips home with Rev Robert R Thompson leading the Baptist service. A church quartet sang and interment followed at Wyoming cemetery. Several local residents were noted visiting and church activities and renovations were mentioned.
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Martha Williams
Leninton
Thomas Phillips
Robert R. Thompson
The
Baptist Church
Williams
Wyoming
Beranten
Harry Kulp
Wyoming Coal and Land Company
Lumaker
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Emer
Jenee Shaver
Dallas
Henry Durland
Jesse Behontoy
John Wilson
Village Social Roundup in New York and Nearby Visits
Mrs George M Lamb visits friends in New York City. Two persons join Presbyterian church Sunday morning and plan a meeting at Mrs J F McCreary’s home next Thursday afternoon. George Dennis of Susquehanna visits friends here. Mrs M Dolhanty returns from Friendsville Me. M Fitzgerald returns from Cortland NY. Mrs John W Crook in Dingman ton Tuesday. Mrs A B Cahoon of Norwich VA visits here. Miss Nellie James of Wilkes Barre PA visits. Wood Wilmot sustains crushed toes at a stone quarry after a fall. E R W Searle of Susquehanna visits town. Robert Babcock of Laurens NY visits at L W Preston’s home.
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George M. Lamb
New York City
Presbyterian Church
J. 4. McCreary
George Dennis
Susquehanna
M. Dolhanty
Eriendsville
M. Fitzgerald
Cortland
N.Y
John W. Crook
Dinghanton
Cahoon
Norwich
N. Va
Nellie James
Wilkes-arre
Mita Jenevive Bonrilon
Wood Wilmot
E.R. W. Searle, Esq
Robert Babcock
Laurens
N. Y
I, WV
Preston
East Liberty Cattle Marked and Market Report
Cattle prices mixed with hogs and sheep steady in East Liberty markets. Cattle marked as shown, including heavy hogs and Yorkers noted with prices around 3.00 to 7.00 dollars, livestock activity reported by local commission agents.
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East Liberty
Whitney discovers a very wise dog in Susquehanna
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Edward La grew of Susquehanna owns a dog trained to carry a loaded shotgun and trigger mechanism. The dog has reportedly killed over fifty birds, and the owner declined $100 for the remarkable animal. The piece also notes regional election results and local gossip from Susquehanna and nearby towns.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Edward Lagrew
Sumnersville
Fatal gunning accident in Towanda claims 11 year old
In Towanda on Saturday about five o'clock 11 year old Fred Coen of the borough died from a gunshot wound to the temple after a rifle discharged at a friend's house. He was unconscious until seven o'clock when he died. The boy was a member of the Episcopal Vested choir and funeral services were held today. His companion has been distressed and convulsed since the incident. Nearby, Beck and Smith sold their bakery to C Obenauer and W K Betts bought the confectionery store. Peck suffered a shock on Main Street but is improving. Billy Carter was captured after eluding officers on multiple charges. Two inmates escaped from the county house. A Tunkhannock Towanda football game produced no scoring despite exciting play.
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Towanda
Fred Coen
C. Obenauer
W. K. Betts Haa
Sargeant
Springfield Township
Vail
Sayre
Burlington
Tunkhinnock
Towanda Tems
Cattle and Hogs Market Snapshot from Chicago Trade
Receipts show 4409 cattle 77,000 hogs and 12,000 sheep in Chicago markets. Prices indicate weaker cattle and mixed grain demand with light calf sales and range sheep mentioned for feeding programs.
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Chicago
Market Reports Touch Various Livestock Prices
East Huffelo notes mixed livestock trends with cattle steady to good and hogs steady. Sheep and lambs show steady to choice prices.羊可用? flocks and mixed grades cited. Prices quoted include selection levels and cull indicates varying demand across markets.
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East Huffelo
Cattie
New York Live Stock Market Note
Market report lists cattle sheep and hogs with steady to higher prices noted for select lots. Prices quoted include hogs at higher levels and lambs steady with volumes and regional comparisons implied.
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New York
Heeves
Ciuvgn
Veale
Salgriseere
Western
Turbulent New York Markets End Mixed On Late Session Activity
The New York market closed with broad strength in late trading as buyers targeted long positions and shorts were forced to cover. Farther afield, the Scranton Board of Trade and New York Produce Market showed weak notes in wheat and flour with futures and spot quotations volatile amid bearish news.
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New York
Minnesota
Howe
Duluth
Waedler
Maalige
Rod
Fubiyc
Hyatike
Assige
de Oline
Higa
Western Creamery
Ia2ae
Ialée
State
Pennsylvania
Western Fresh
Dully
Philadelphia Market Prices Show Mixed Commodity Shifts
Wheat 110 cents, lower. Corn firm with No 2 middlings and mixed dates nominal. Potatoes fair to good, white and russet categories described. Provisions rise for beef, pork, and lard with various cuts noted. Butter steady. sugar and fats linger at known rates. live poultry reports include fowls, spring chickens, broilers.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Scranton Dental Office Promises Low Prices and Expertise
An advertising notice asserts a Northeast Pennsylvania dental office operates with fully trained staff, worldwide presence, and wholesale supplier access. It touts lower prices than competitors, claims painless procedures, modern methods, and availability of extraction in the morning with crowns or dentures in the afternoon, warning against imitators and imposters.
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Scranton
United States
Pennsylvania
Water Damaged East Indian Rugs Offered Cheaply
A seller highlights handsome water stained East Indian finished rugs due to a burst pipe on the third floor. The items are slightly affected but retain appearance. prices range from $3.00 to $20.00 with sizes from 4x7 to 6x9 feet.
Shoe Sale Slashes Prices on Wide Range of Pairs
Large lot of men boys and youth shoes offered at deep discounts. Calf hand sewn shoes $1.98, 4-sole and patent leather pairs priced around $2.20 to $4.00 original. enamel patent leather $1.28. dress shoes $1.50. double-sole work shoes 0.83 each. 14 000 pairs of boys shoes priced around 0.80 to 1.25. youth school shoes 0.60 to 0.75.
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Congress
Sio
Jersey
Leegina
Liberal Accommodations On Balances And Responsibility
Special attention given to business and personal accounts with liberal accommodations. Three per cent interest allowed on interest deposits and related balance handling described.
Magical treatment promise for vitality and life restoration
An Omaha firm promotes a MAGICAL TREATMENT for Lot Vitality Nervous and Sexual Weakness promising home use or hotel visit with travel paid. They claim $210,000 capital and guarantee cure or refund, offering free paper on diseases and proofs of efficacy to all who write to State Medical Company Suite 717 Range Building Omaha Nevada.
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Omaha
State Medical Company
Range Building
Nev
Ito
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