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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
7
Fragmented OCR notes describe county events and public notices in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Mentions a December 1 court session, a public program for farmers, street cleaning in town, and a memorial for Frank Bol ton, with speakers and community figures named in scattered form.
Spovlal to the Seratten fuurte Forest City reports the death of a well known Forest City resident from prolonged illness. She leaves a daughter, several sisters and brothers, with funeral plans set for Saturday at Hilside cemetery. Other local items note community events and moving notices.
Local notes from Welsh Hill include social items, weddings, and visits. A funeral for Moy Lewis Jones is reported with mourners from nearby communities. services and tributes are noted.
Fragmentary notes show names Reber Goon and Pustoy with no merits or clear context. The garbled text lacks dates places organizations or outcomes to anchor a fuller summary.
The notice lists talks Tuesday and Wednesday evening at the Court Lewis residence with ads for a daughter. Re Wercott plans a public site at his Gibson price on November 27. Pred Lewis celebrates a niece's baby boy arrival. Trew Lewis of Nicholton joyful over the Cuiveraatlet patpit Sundaes.
Fragmentary report notes DD Wha & Ce selling goods to CL AL Hungerford & Co of Tunkhannock and a fire from the store. Military and church society items follow with a Fleetville meeting, officers named, and a Monday gathering at Mrs. May Goardner’s home. Further notes mention Miss Clayton Northup of Glenburn leaving for two weeks in Detroit and Albert Gvritfic with his mother.
A deer was shot by a hunter in Pike county under state agriculture oversight. A series of farm institute meetings will be held across Susquehanna county in December. The Monday club plans an entertainment titled An Old Maids' Convention.
New Milford reports a poverty raffle at Presby terian church Friday with supper by the working guild and a young people program. Other items include upcoming lectures, prayer meetings, temperance address, and local social notices about residents visiting and illnesses.
WOH Wiatabiwk Gibson visited sed honited In Wayne county this week. The Gisouw Library association held their meeting Monday evening. The I. OF Lake hint andl supper proved victorious for Captain Chik's Hide, Miss Jau Fhowervs, of Harfond, has been in Gibson this week. My. and Mra, Gi. oA, Tittans, of Har ford, Were culling om friemts Wednes- Chay The POO. 8. of A. dunse Friday evening Wie & great success tipanehally for the bows. Prof. Michiel fe In Sennitol any sl. tiene tlds Weel, he VY. P.O, Vwi Madda sda it Phak Weecott TM s Friday evening, The Methodist Jomiscopal citied tis.
WeLUCHOd returns from Parmington New Mexico with Navajo Indian blankets from a nearby reservation. At 8 pm a Baptist church lecture by Rev A H Smith on Some People and Other Folks or the Cheapest Problem of the Century draws 1 cent admission. W G C T UT meeting reports Mrs Haslem's program, poetry and songs, and plans to reconvene in two weeks at Mrs Strayder's home.
A foggy, fragmentary page reports religious services at the Baptiste church and Presbyterian church, social entertainments hosted by the Young People's Society, a fire and Well sermon planned, and visits from Philadelphia guests. It notes family visits and local travel, with several names and places obscured in the OCR.
Veiled obituary notes the death of a 42 year old man at his Muln street home and identifies surviving wife and children. A second notice records the death of Mrs Ciinfres of Pitiston and a visitor, Mrs Thomas, at Bridge street.
The New York market closed with active and strong trading in many issues while others lagged. Amalgamated Copper and Great Northern were among the notable movers as investors weighed commodities and bullion expectations amid shifting interest rates.
Classified column lists sale and rental offerings across Fleetville and nearby streets. Includes vacant rooms furnished or unfurnished near court house, boarding options, tenancies, a bind sale with nine rooms on Gould location, and various household items for sale. Also notes a private family seeking language preferences and local ads for secondhand furniture and services.
A damaged OCR fragment lists items such as heavy Yorkore, S40 70, Virih dlo, 5 005 ey fonts and $8 007 25, with scattered names like Nigel the Saviwahl and Stott searlings. The readable portions resemble an auction or inventory line with inconsistent place and product terms.
Fragmentary OCR text reports shipments and bids with numbers 105,474 and 10,500, mentioning terms like avnage and taste without clear context or identifiable entities.
The report describes a bustling theater scene with routines and guest acts at the Academy and Victoria, highlighting the success of performances like Superba and The Five at Northwest. It notes elaborate stage effects, musical acts by Kelly and Davis, and upcoming schedules including a Schiller stock company engagement and a New York London tour.
Corrected by UW listing per bushel prices for beans marrow butter dairy eggs cheese and vegetables. Includes beans green peas flour patent potatoes onions and other staples with per unit costs and regional references.
Readable fragments describe prices and items such as wheat, poultry, and eggs, with scattered mentions of locations and traders. The text evokes a bustling market scene with references to poultry varieties, grain quality, and assorted agricultural goods, though many phrases are garbled.
The notice announces the consolidation and formation of stock and wheat traders via the New York consolidated stock exchange. It cites a charter type document, names a key organizer S. Me Dubhard, and lists locations including New York and Broadway with dated establishment details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions many garbled terms including place names, organizations, and personal references. Core readable items are sparse, with no coherent narrative or identifiable event to summarize reliably.
The fragment references several individuals and places including Niwot and Mead We Dowdle. It notes a partial adoption of a realite program and mentions a county line area as part of the read. The text is fragmented and contains several garbled phrases.
Unclear OCR text presents fragmented names and phrases. The readable parts mention various proper nouns and possible actions without coherent context or events. The piece resembles a garbled transcription with multiple misspellings and no clear narrative.
The readable text is fragmentary and garbled showing names and actions but no clear event. It mentions possible schedules and responses with references to people and places, yet key details are missing.
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