Terrible Death of Mrs Boland in Warren Township
Mrs Mary Boland aged ninety residing in Cadis Warren township died in a shocking accident last Wednesday after being knocked down and injured by a vicious sheep. Her son found her at Little Meadows. she lived about an hour and remained conscious to the end. She leaves three sons and three daughters.
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Scranton Tribune
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Cleveland Seeks Copy of Landing Net Case Decision
Former President Grover Cleveland requested a copy of the decision related to the landing net case. John B. Williams has sent the full report to Cleveland at Princeton.
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Grover Cleveland
Princeton
John B. Williams
Local notices and obituary items from Susquehanna area
Special to The Serperton Tribune reports funeral services for Erie engineer Erastus Pitt with burial at Laurel Hill. Other items note Miss Isabelle Kertell visiting Lackawanna Valley, Dr Simmons elected president of the Susquehanna board of trade, and Andrew Townsend funeral at Evergreen Cemetery. Court convicts Willis Lowe of felonious rape. Scarlet fever keeps 80 percent of First Ward Public School pupils home. Susquehanna Water Company plans a public drinking fountain.
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St. John's Catholic Church
Laurel Hill
Isabelle Kertell
Lackawanna Valley
J. F. MelTiherney
Pine Street
Simmons
Susquehanna Board of Trade
Delaware and Hudson
Jefferson
Andrew ‘Townsend
D. J. Sutherland
Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Susquehanne County
Francis Ti. Murphy
William Wilbur
Jackson
New York
Willis Lowe
New Milford
Fdster Woo
Cruser
Montrose Democrat
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Mre
DD. Hawley
Mortrose
Frastee Pettis
Montrose
Board of Trade
Board of Health
Alan
Ventrose
Ventrose Nemblican
Kilrow
Graat Bend
Wilrow
Susquehanna Water Company
Grace Episcopal turkey supper and musical history club notes
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Grace Episcopal Church to host a turkey supper in the Sunday school room next Thursday evening. The Musical History club opened its season with a recital in Honesdale led by Dr and Mrs Burns. Officers elected include President Mrs Jessie Dolmeteh Secretary Mrs W R Holmes Treasurer Mr John Wassman. Committee members listed. club shows 104 members and $80 in treasury. Next meeting set for Thursday evening with hosts Mr and Mrs J A Bodie.
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Honesdale
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Musical History Club
Savings Bank
FB. W. Burns
Jessie Dolmeteh
Mre
W. BR. Holmes
John Wassman
Romaine
R. T. Whitney
Emma Ward
W. H. Dimmick
Mra. Reitehmer
Clara Tt. Torry
Lou Hardenburg
Edward Burns
Harry Rockwell
J. A. Bodie
Lackawanna Railroad Offers Special Round Trip Exposition Fares
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad announces round trip tickets to Philadelphia on October 2 and November 7 with one way fare plus fifty cents for an admission coupon. Tickets are valid on any regular train on those dates and for return within ten days from the sale date. Full information from any Lackawanna railroad ticket agent.
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Delaware, Lackywanna & Western Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Teachers Hold Annual Local Institute at Montdale Church
Scott township teachers conducted their yearly local institute at the Methodist Episcopal church in Montdale on Saturday with two sessions. County Superintendent Tavior attended both sessions though Prof. Bible from East Stroudsburg was unable to attend. The program featured recitations, choir numbers, geography, and vocal selections performed by students and teachers, with notable pieces including The Beautiful Home and The Two Loves.
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Montdale
Tavior
Bible
East Stroudsburg State Normal School
Gaylord Towell
Josh Kennedy
Clarence Tewis
Tneautifuul Homeethad
Pene Manship
L. PD
Cure
Jane Brennan
Wilmot
Sehant
T. Cure
Calo
Younes
Buck
Misa Myra Hille
Wary Evans
Progresa
Tenth annual Farmers Institute to convene in Wyoming county
Tunkhannock will host the tenth annual Farmers Institute of Wyoming county at the court house on Tuesday and Wednesday, November 28 and 29. Noted speakers include N B Critchfield, HK Beardsley, F W Wheaton, Louis Projest, and local farmers. Officers are President RK Brungess and Secretary Elmer Dettrick. Music will be directed by Berkley Lyman.
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Tunkhannock Borough
Mary Lee
Eaton and
Falls Township
John Lee
Mesare
Driggs and
Quick
Nichonon
Ateam Beat
Giant
Minas Lobeck
Helen Lewis
Eleanor Little
Charles Barnard
Syracuse
A. J. Jorden
Mt. Carmel
E. J. Jorden
Pittston
John B. Donovan
Lareyville
Tunkhannock
H. L. MecKown
New Albany
Bradford County
Local Social News and Community Notices
Mrs Byron Buckingham visits sister in Scranton yesterday. Rev C A Spalding of Hollisterville calls on friends Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bernard Partridge leave Narrowsboro N J after visiting. Ladies Aid to hold a dime social at Mr and Mrs R D Cooper's home. Mr M G Edwards of Wilkes-Barre visiting his parents here last week. Baptist Young People's Union elects officers: President A T B Clay, secretary Miss Bessie Nuckingham, treasurer Miss Bertha Grimes, organist Mrs J W Wilcox. Local youths eye meteor displays and plan the 1932 event. Percy Rhodes's birthday surprise party held Monday with games and refreshments. Attendees include Inox Blese Ing, Jessie Hardenberg, Bessie Buckinghamham, Jennie Dunning, Daley Huber, Mamie Dunning, Bertha and Bessie Hamilton, Ida and Tina Simonson, Grace Stanton, Edna Dunning, Mayme Rhodes, Cora New, and Messrs F Rogers, Garfield Edwards, Friend Rhodes, Harold Machette, Walter Stanton, Elmer Williams, Louw Hamilton, Charlie New, Ray Buckingham, Hal Behlebel, Nob Christy, and Percy Rhodes.
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Perego
Scranton
C. A. Spalding
Hollistervitte
Bernard, Partridge
Narrowsboro
Ladies’ Aid Society
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Wilkes-Barre
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Commander Dennison Praises Cholera Remedy In Africa
Captain C G Dennison, famed for leading forces to capture the rebel Galishe in Africa, reports on November 4 18097 from Vryburg Bechuanaland that he bought Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for his campaign and gave it to his men with beneficial results. Sold by all druggists Matthew Bros wholesale and retail agents.
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Plays and Players in Shifting theatregoing
A survey of Broadway and touring plans notes Mary Sanders preparing The Old Curiosity Shop in Boxton, Annie Russell extending comedy with A Royal Family, Ada Rehan likely absent due to Daly estate delays, Mrs De Mille guiding The Greatest Thing in the World for Mrs Lemoyne, Ellen Terry licensing a new melodrama set on Africa’s west coast, and Mrs Leslie Carter’s uncertain stage future as doctors debate her return. Philadelphia North American reports also discuss Olka Nethercole and her moral heroines in recent seasons.
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Boxton
Mary Sanders
Annie Russell
Robert Marshall
Ada Rehan
Augustin Daly
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Lemoyne
Henry C. de Mille
Belasco
de Milles
Harriet Pord
Ellen ‘Terry
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Miss Terry
Leslie Carter
Carter
Philadelphia
Olka Nethernole
Zasa
Berton
Simon
Zaza
Mme
Godowsky Tops Piano World With Chopin Etudes
The article lauds Leopold Godowsky as a premier pianist and notes his new Chopin Etudes studies praised for technical mastery and beauty. It mentions a forthcoming Conservatory recital at St Luke's and outlines other major opera and concert events and performers in New York, Boston, Chicago, and Scranton.
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Godowsky
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim Refunded By Manufacturer
An old advertisement states that taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cures a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. The box bears FE. W. Grove’s signature and a price of 26e.
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Knox Held as White Man Gang Suspect in New York
Robert J. Knox, linked to the White man gang of swindlers, was held by an acting magistrate after Albany requisition papers arrived to place him in Pittsburgh police custody. D W Gallup and A J Belter identified Knox as R F Webster who cashed a $10,000 bogus draft. Woonsocket police seek Knox and Charles Kenay, now held in Pittsburgh.
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A. J. Belter
Knox
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Lawrence
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Woonsocket
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Markets Close Steady Amid Broad Activity And Mixed Net
New York November 18 The stock market showed wide price ranges yet steady demand during the session with absorption of Baltimore and Ohio continuing lifting prices. Sugar and local tracing shares plus some metal stocks led gains while Minneapolis and St Louis preferred rose. Bank reserves improved slightly and the market closed with mixed net changes. Total sales reached about 310 000 shares.
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Butter Creamery Prices and Produce List Corrections
Corrected itemized market list notes prices for dairy Butter Creamery Qia2ic and related goods. Includes eggs cheese beans onions potatoes lemons and flour with per unit and per box pricing, written as an edited records entry.
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Wheat and commodity prices reported in Philadelphia market
Wheat contracts steady as November futures show firm tone. Butter eggs and cheese listed with mixed but steady trends. Cotton steady, live poultry weak, dressed poultry dull. Receipts include 400 barrels flour and 146 bushels wheat. shipments show 127 000 bushels corn and 1 000 bushels oats.
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Largo
New York Grain and Produce Market Report
New York prices for flour and wheat are listed with options trading and spot values. Prices for corn and other dairy items show firm to steady movement with some after-hours easing and settlements near unchanged.
Rose Off Western Ungraded at Molde Mark
In the Stato and Pennsylvania district a 24 gine. rose off at mark in Molde as an ungraded event noted by local reporters.
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Pennsylvania
Mark
Molde
Open market notes show mixed grains with quiet cash bids
Wheat steady on light northwest arrivals but eased late. Corn oats and spring wheat futures closed slightly lower. Cash quotes list winter patents at 5.50 to 5.75, No 2 spring wheat at around 1.02, red at 1.25, oats near 0.24, rye around 0.90, flax at 1.32, and pork, lard, and whiskey values noted as unchanged amid thin demand.
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H.zhalili
Chicago Market Report Mixed Cattle And Hogs Prices
Chicago market notes cattle ranges steady to mixed with feeders and cows varying. Calves and grass Texas and western beeves show modest shifts while hogs and sheep receipts reflect stable demand. overall market activity includes 290 cattle and 15 000 hogs and 1 000 sheep reported.
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bin Hood
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Philadelphia Live Stock Market Report
Philadelphia November 1 live stock market results show subdued activity with firm prices for most cattle and sheep despite some declines. Beef cattle demand remained limited with lower dress values while fat cows stayed weak and milk cattle held at steady levels amid thin trade.
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Market notes and prices from New York grain markets
Historical market digest lists varied grain and feed commodities with shifts in price. References to cattle, hay, and mixed feeds appear alongside trader notes and regional pricing signals.
East Liberty Cattle Market Report Fragment
East Liberty market daily notes cattle steady extra figures clatter with odd codes and weights. The garbled text includes references to commodities numbers and livestock categories amid an unclear price listing.
New York Live Stock Report Introductory Item
New York on November 18 reports a brief item about Boeves and a car of live stock. It notes market movement and trading interest among buyers and sellers in the prevailing conditions.
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Livestock Sale Totals Mixed at 17002 Market
Animals mixed results across categories with cows steady and calves and lambs showing varied bids. Prices listed include veals around 08 dollars and sheep near 2.60, while lamb offerings and other lots show sporadic figures amid a slow jam.
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Local Social and Educational Notices Across Town
Wesley Schoonover hosts visitors from Stroudsburg while Archie Decker entertains his mother. Mrs. Pregailas and Mrs. Pailey visit Parsons. Berunton to lecture on Life in the Highlands at the Methodist Episcopal church with free will offering. Epworth league talks continue with Miss Dean. Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Williams attend Wyoming conference Epworth league convention at Carbondale as Moosic delegates. Mrs. Raleigh and Mrs. Morris visit family in Brook Street and Trook Street residents.
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Brook Street
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