Pastor threatens to name license signers from pulpit
In Stroudsburg Rev. Robert H. Crawford announced he may read from the pulpit the names of license signers and lawyers who plead for licenses. He criticized Monroe county politics and commented on campaign spending and methods at the Methodist Episcopal church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severton Tribune
Stroudsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert H. Crawford
Ren Crawford
Crawford
Monroe County
Register and Recorder
Corcoran Maintains Mayoral Office in Pittston Ruling
In Wilkes-Barre Judge Halsey rules for Thomas J. Corcoran, confirming his mayoral seat after Harding's death. The decision centers on whether Corcoran, elected councilman, could still hold mayor due to term rules. The opinion cites that the 149% third class election act supersedes the 184 act, validating Corcoran's tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feranton
Tripune
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Halsey
Thomas J. Corcoran
Muryer
Pittaten
Harding
Corcoran
Counedilman
Expensive Hunt Ends in Cow Death at Gulf Summit
Nimrod Lowery on a Gulf Summit hunting trip was knocked down when a fox crossed his path, triggering his gun to discharge. A Jersey cow in an adjoining field was killed. Lowery suffered a sprained wrist and will be held liable for the cow’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrod Lowery
Gulf Summit
The
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
L. BE
Lowery
Keystone Electrics Faces Wyoming Seminary in Final Season Game
In Scranton area notes a Keystone football team prepares for a 3 p.m. home clash with Wyoming Seminary on Keystone grounds. Keystone coaches boast strong form as the final game of the season approaches, with Keystone Academy reporting solid attendance and new students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Watkins
Ricketts
B. L. Watking
Jennie
Juna Wall
Academy Street
E. T. Wheaton
Michigan
Tinpilst
Keystone
Keystone Academy
Favorite Prescription credited with restoring health to woman in Muskegon
A Michigan woman from Trent, Muskegon County, writes of rapid recovery after using Dr Vierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pellets, claiming relief from postpartum weakness, bleeding, and subsequent weight gain, and urges others to trust the formula over substitutes. Over 240,000 women endorse the product, per her letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vierce
Erica
Rupieraly Valentier
Trent
Muskegon Co
Tam
Lim
Chamberlain Pain Balm Boosts Shoulder Relief after Nine Years
Adolph L. Millett of Manchester New Hampshire reports long lasting shoulder pain from nine years but finds relief after trying Chamberlain Pain Balm. After trying many medicines and doctors, one bottle provides noticeable improvement with satisfaction. Sold by all druggists and Mathes Brown as wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Adolph L. Millett
Manchester
N. H
Mathes Brown
No Football Game Amid Heavy Rain And Local Notices
Heavy rain Saturday canceled the football game. Christy Matthewson of Bucknell shows promise in baseball and football. I. D. Kommerer’s health declines. Local train schedule to continue all winter. Factoryville Encampment No 4 plans Patriarchal degree on Wednesday. Members of Rogers encampment and Clark's Green ladies invited. A meeting at Mrs A J Gillmore's to plan for New England charity work. The eldest daughter of Orville Timings of Bardwell convalesces from typhoid. Whitfeld J Andrews of Scranton visits Williams and McNulty. Misses Hattie and Bertha Chaman stay in Scranton. Canton Factoryville No 1 6, C F will meet with candidate muster and Canton business. Dantel Biddleman and J W Reyn-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Matthewson
Chris” Je
Hnis Wront
Bucknell
Chris- Ue
I. D. Kommerer
Scranton
Factoryville
LO. C. F
W. S.S. Rogers
Clark's Green
New England
A. J. Gillmore
Orville Tmiings
Bardwell
Whitfeld J. Andrews
Williams & McNulty
Hattie
Bertha Chaman
Statistics of Bradford County Religious Work
Towanda November 13 report shows Bradford county religious work with 117 schools and 1,671 teachers and officers. total membership 9,368 and average weekly attendance 5,428. 125 joined church or were confirmed. county association contributions $151.15. Denominations listed include Baptist 16 schools 1,355 members Free Will Baptist 5 schools 229 members Congregational 5? schools 167 members Disciple 7 schools 40 members Methodist Episcopal 44 schools 1,000 members Methodist Protestant 1 school 44 members Methodist Wesleyan 3 schools 132 members Presbyterin 18 schools 1,701 members Protestant Epipcopal 3 schools 75 members Universalist 2 schools 46 members Union 9 schools ? members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrinton Tribune
Towanda
Bradford County
Baptist
Free Will Baptist
Congregational
Tve
Disciple
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Protestant
Methodist Wesleyan
Treebyterlin
Protestant Epicropal
Universalist
Union
Tunkhannock Briefs Adjoin Court and Local Notices
The regular equity and general term court is adjourned to the first week of January due to Judge Durham’s absence. Dr Samuel Phelps Leland presents World Machine at the High School Library. Corporal W H Shouse is moved to Sermaton with Cpl W S Folger in charge here. Stock subscriptions for a canning factory reach 5000 dollars with expected completion next year.
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Tunkhannock
Equity and
Durham
Columbia County
E. K. Little
Wilkes- Barre
Folger
Ninth United States Cavalry
Charles FE. Terry
W. N. Reynolls, Jr
Wilkes-Barre
Messie
Burnett
Emera
Pennsylvania Day at National Export Exposition
Governor Stone designates Thursday November 16 as Pennsylvania Day at the National Export Exposition in Philadelphia. The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion tickets November 15 from points west of Harrisburg and north of Sunbury to Philadelphia and back at one cent per mile, plus admission, valid to return through November 17. Governor Stone and state officials will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Stone
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Pittston Socials and Obituaries Highlight Weekend
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Pittston on Nov 13 reports Mrs. Mary Speece hosting a gathering for Mrs. Walker Speece of Parkersburg West Virginia with a reception assisted by Miss Speerce Mrs. Walter Speece. Also noted are the deaths of J L Van Bickle and Mrs Amman Jolley, with funeral arrangements. and a Junior Auxiliary play at Trinity Church scheduled for Nov 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Tribune
Troudsbore
Monrne County Teachers’ Institute
Coura Bowser
H. L. Walters
AH. LL. Walters
W.J. Ramsey
H. L. Reber
William & Tesh
Allegar
W. OH. Glah
C. D. Appenecker
Walter
DBD
Apnengeller
Weee Town
Alphn Potherman
George Ff
Kunkle
J. F. Eipher
Echech
W. HL. Thimeey
Wo W. Gish
T. A. Groen
von Onesoluthona
Thomas Ward, Jr
M. Sehoonever
Emma Hidean
Miesita al. Mutchler
Nogas J. Burenett
Pittston
Mary Speece
Walker Speece
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Miss Speerce
Walter Speece
C. H. Surdam
Doty
Miriam Doty
Mildred Burdam
Paul Doty
Walker
Company E
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Amman. Jolley
Tunkhannock
Pittaton
Eaton
Trinichurch
York Atick Mors
Tribune
Consilldited Stock Exchange
Conwell
Paeren
Gilby
Rook
Ful
Kid Con
Ohio
Delaware & Tea
Lowla
Nash
Manhattan
Traction Co
Pacife
Oats
Central Central
West Beebeene
Norfolk
Ray Bil
Mit
Horth
Pacific
Reding
Southern Pacific
Bouthern RR
Ly Ie
Cg & Tron
Tnlen Pacific Texan Pacific
Yaty Ae Us - Teather
Ieee
West
Union BS
Markets End Week With Quiet Firm Close On Higher Prices
The New York stock market opened with slight hesitation and then rose, closing quietly near the top on November 13. Bonds did not fully follow stocks with gains, though some bond series showed sharp moves early in the week. total sales reached 670,70 shares with United States all issues advancing in bid prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anler
United States
Scranton Board of Trade Quotations Exchange Par Basis
The Scranton Board of Trade posts quotations based on par value of 100. Traders watch price movements in this daily report reflecting market activity and commodity levels for local buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade Exchanges
Scranton Firms and Local Banks in Historic Mortgage Notices
Historic OCR fragment lists multiple Scranton area companies including Iron Fence & Mfg Co, Dairy Co., Savings Bank & Trust Co, and Vernon Coal Co, alongside street railway and mortgage terms. Mentions General Mortgage and local offices on Peoploea Street and related financial entities. Details are fragmented but indicate a period notice of mortgages and secured debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Rasta
Trust Hate Dep
Enton Faover Co
Scranton Wholesale Market Item Prices Noted
Corrected by BH. Gi. Dale at 77 Lackawanna Avenue, listing prices for dairy and produce. Butter Creamery, Wowle print, Orkins and Gare tubs, Bees Select western, cheese Full cream new, beans per bushel, onions per bushel, lemons and flowers with prices such as 8.76 per box, 4.50 for flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Gi. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Wheat and grain prices hold mixed as market reports vary
Philadelphia market notes weak wheat and declined corn with mixed November consignments. Prices for potatoes and dairy show firm demand in Pennsylvania and New York, while refined sugar remains dull and livestock values stay steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York and Western
New York
W.abo
Joseph Ross Residence Listing
Joseph Ross at 902 West Lackawanna Avenue is listed with telephone number 4732 in this classified residential notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omice
West Lackawanna Avenue
Unclear OCR listing of creameries and notes
Fragmentary OCR text catalogs dairy creamery names and scattered details across months and states. Readable items include references to western track, creamery brands, and a horse name, with many garbled terms and missing context.
Wheat and grain futures end steady on short covering
Chicago markets show December wheat flat to lower amid bearing stallation. May contracts mix as decmber gains slightly. Pork, lard, and ribs finished weak to irregular while provisions moved irregularly. Commodity quotes list No 2 yellow corn No 2 red wheat and various seed and meat futures with mixed values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Timothy See
Barre
Livestock Prices Report From Market and Slaughterhouse
The report lists cattle and sheep prices with movement for November markets. It notes leaner beef, mixed ethereal markets, hogs steady, and various quotes for cows, steers, heifers, and lambs. Prices show declines from Wednesday readings and mention native lambs and western weather conditions.
Grain futures activity in New York trading declines noted
Market report shows steady to active trading in flour and meal with no quotable changes. Prices for elevator No 1 hard Duluth and No 2 and No 10 futures fluctuate with bids around 20 cents and slight net gains, as options trade at limited demand and settle near steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
opWons
Sinlye
Simer
Raven Steers Contested Ballot Amid Turbulent Debate
A fragmented November report from New York outlines a contested election or ballot event with various factions and names obscured by OCR errors. Key players and groups such as Raven Steers, Kicsans, and Gulls wheels appear but misspellings obscure precise identities and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raven
Atondy Ton Lige
Investment Options Partially Described in Public Notice
A public notice to investors outlines six percent securities with varied payments from 100 to 1000000. It directs inquiries to J T McCotom attorney at 422 Spruce St Boranton PA for more details on contract terms and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.t.msccotom
Spruce ST
Boranton, PA
Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock Prices
Prices show variability across cattle and lamb categories with calves, lambs, and prime beef noted. Trade activity weak in spots while some sectors firm. regional markets indicate demand fluctuations and occasional price drops.
East Liberty Cattle Market Prices Reported
East Liberty November market summary shows cattle categories with price ranges for extra prime common and other grades. Notable figures include prime steers at around 5 Cattle entries list varying lots and per hundredweight pricing across steer heifers and lambs with mixed quality grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Old Marker and Mite Ledger of Odd Credits
Fragmentary OCR lists odd credits and bids with mixed units and names. It notes a $7.08 charge, $1.5 bid shipments, and figures like 161 198 Lurrole and 0.10 Keerele. No clear event or person fully identifiable.
Reward for Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for a cure of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes Hall's Family Mills and lists wholesalers and physicians, claiming a blood cleansing effect and internal use. The misprint lingers on names and firms, with bold claims and free trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuminey & Co
Pojede
J. Chemey
Aind
Carey
Weert & jTruox
Leth
UT Walling, Kinonn & Marvin
Toledo
Odd Fragments From The Auction Block
A garbled item shows a bid scene with prices like 16 cents and a buyer named Matthews Brow. The text blends names and places with unclear phrasing about a sale or lot, mentioning de Agnew and Urpin and a dog, with tense confusion and stray words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Dore Blok Hannel
Seale
Matthews Brow
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Northeastern
Dr. VanOrmer
Mia McCloaky
Mr. Hutchinson
Hrowman-Corcoran
Teachers' Institute
Susquehanna County
Scrantor Tribune
VanOredale
Erle Yard
Susquehanna Shriners
Binghamton
Bert Stevens
Beranton
Susquehanna Frendys
A. P. Merrill
Deposit
Oakland
Cleveland
Telaware
Hudson
John Halletead
Clifford
Erie
Dave Welch
W. D. R. Alney
Montrose
Adirondacks
Congress
Utah
EL FL Allen
Stoquehanna Baptist Church
Neatatine
J.C. Madden
Rush Baptist Church
Mies Mina Frank
Carbenvale
Christ Episcopal Church
Loneshoro
Board of Trade
Raalroads
Tosts
Cressley
Starrucca
Dow
Susquahanna
Hole
Statistics OF
Bradford
Wall Street Review
Bia
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
East Mountain
Lithia Water
Joseph Ross
Scranton, Pa
Atte
Bentomber
Mino
Walte
Faner
State
Pennerlvania
Westerm
Chicago Grain and Produce
Weolus Naimerss
Suideh
Ialin
Tess Colves
Hate
Ste
Sian
Dun Cored
Wetton
Inlie
Wethara
Jamie
Marie
Stendy
Donlot
Lamosa
East Liberty Cattle Market
Peceree Pala
Fancy
Ion
Stap
Knickerbocker’ Watch
Ladies’ Watch Chain
Eadio Ian
Goat’s
Twoentra
Hallines Homes
Theve Landicare
Lion
Century Cook-Book
Ratu
Alec
Lion Coffee
Wooglson Sfile CO
Olveg
Vow Bedda
Lica Cote Fee
Bangtay
Heute
Slee
Wey
Howdeett
Dee
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