Northeastern Pennsylvania Religious Gatherings and Local News
Sermons at West Side entail revival meetings continue with new attendees each evening. Union Thanksgiving services at the Methodists draw large congregations with Rev W Scott Bates and Rev Robert B Thompson leading prayers and scripture. Several local residents noted, including Mrs Kent R Jones hosting organ music. A Scranton football visit to Wyoming ended with a quarrel causing the visiting team to depart. Temperance groups plan a series of services in town churches.
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Frank Cay
West Side
Mir
Gray
Primitive Methodist Church
Kent R. Jones
W. Scott Bates
Presbyterian Church
Robert BR. Thompson
Baptist Church
Wilson Trieble
Wilkes-Barre
Reo
Robert R. Thompson
Eighth Street
Oon Thuradavy
Samuel Totten
Shavertown
George Wiletin
Mount Zion
A. Dewell
Iowa
William Grace
Scranton
Daniel van Leavy
Townsend
Thantkeciving
Etn
Wyoming
Foranton
Epworth League Elects Officers and Local Meetings Swell
Forest City reports upcoming church actions with Epworth League officers to be chosen next Tuesday. Welsh Congregational Literary Society shifts to Monday biweekly meetings starting last Monday. Revival at Presbyterian church runs a week beginning tomorrow morning. Rev H Brooks of Lackawanna Pregabytery assists Pastor William Stone of Scranton Truth who visited his brother Rev G B Stone Thursday. A dog attacked Mrs L H May, killed by chain-breaking animal. Maxey had the dog shot. a doctor treated the wound. Ladies Aid served dinner and supper at Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leciue
Methodist Church
Literary Society
Welsh Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Pr. H. Brooks
Cclerk
Lackawinna Preabytery
William Stone
Scranton Truth
G. B. Stone
George Maxey, Jr
L. H. May
Local Contests Settle Silk Quilt and Doilie Bets
In H W Brown’s building on Thanksgiving day contests decided for a silk quilt and a fancy doilie. Toss receipts totaled 111.10. C W Lewis of Thompson, a champion checker player of Susquehanna county, challenged John S Carmichael of Scranton to a series of checks for 100 a side in December at Forest City or Susquehanna. Mrs Robert B Dunn attended her brother’s funeral at White’s Valley yesterday.
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H.W. Brown
C. W. Lewis
Thompson
Stoquehanna County
John S. Carmichael
Scranton
Forest City
Susquehanna
Robert B. Dunn
White's Valley
Local Social News and Obituaries Highlight Holiday Week
Thanksgiving gatherings across Morton, Carroll, Campbell, and Dempsey households. Marriages include James Morton and Margaret Tischler at Pittston. McGowan and Donnelly wed at St John’s Pittston. Emma Zeigler and David James marry at home. Deaths: Edward Barrett and William Lyons followed by funeral plans. Curling club names officers. live pigeon shoot ends with Webb victory.
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J. F. Connolly
Dempsey
M. Carroll
Binghamton
McDermott
Main Street
Kate Campbell
Scranton
James Morton
Margaret Tischler
Pittston
C. W. Bulwern
Avorn
Frederick Mitchell
Carbondale
Lisle Moller
Painted Post Mason Academy
New York
A. P. Hollister
M. J. McGowan
Mace
Mary Donnelly
St. John’s Church
J Finnell
Celia Brown
Martin McGowan
Froomeman
McGowan
North
I. F. O'Donnell
Parsons
Geary Dilla
Duryen
Whalen
Emma Zeigler
Dupont
David James
Joames
Lackawanna Thistle Curling Club
James Graham
Duncan McMartin
John Vialletone
Thomas Hallstone
Thurmae Hallstone
James Burden
Willam
Edward Barrett
Brownsville
Harrett
William Lyons
West Bile
Carey
Money
Hyde Park
Webb
Avocau
Thieves Loot David Wademan’s Store in Uniondale
Uniondale report notes a burglary at David Wademan’s store about a week ago with nearly two hundred dollars worth of goods taken including hosiery flannels and shop items. Local events mention Thanksgiving services church musical program and visits from Scranton and Carbonale residents.
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David Wademan
Mrs. Johnston
Scranton
P. H. Rayner
Familly
Carbondale
Andrew Coney
Chicago Combination Clothing Co Sheriff Sale Promises Bargains
The Chicago Combination Clothing Co at 211 Washington avenue opposite the Court House Scranton Pa says it buys stock from bankrupts and sheriff sales to offer high grade clothing at 25 to 50 percent off. Eight steady buyers continually seek stocks and sell quickly at a small profit, making the sheriff sale in progress a town talk for men boys and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Combination Clothing Co
Washington Avenue
Court House
Sheriff
Scranton
Street Lamps Missing and Fox Shot Report
Echo locates lamps and John Ellenbager reports shooting a fox last Tuesday. The text mentions Baptist church services next Sunday and a roll call meeting rescheduled to Thursday, with Alma Wrighley of Scranton visiting for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
John Ellenbager
Six Principle Baptist Church
Alma Wrighley
Scranton
The
Baptist Church
Factoryville
Wheat Advances and Heavy Exports Highlight Week
Dun & Co says wheat exports surge with price gains marking the week. Cotton and corn exports remain strong while manufacturing shipments reach new highs. Imports lag, aiming for a large monthly export surplus. iron and wool markets show mixed signals amid ongoing demand and production.
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New York
J. G. Dun & Co
Atlante
Aga Jnst
Cornalco
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pittsboro
Eastern Railways
Boston
United States
Canada
Dollar Wheat Market Rises On Short Squeeze And London Cables
In New York and Chicago trading, December wheat rose to around 1004 percent before easing. Short covering and higher overseas cables boosted prices, with exporters buying modestly and corn purchases totaling about 700,000 bushels. Liverpool’s peace hoping and a cold weather forecast from the signal service aided the advance.
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New York
Chicago
Fle
St. Louie
Oke
Liverpool
Peace
Signal Service Bureau
Markets Waver With Mixed Stocks In Early Trading
New York trading opened with gains in some shares while railroad stocks lagged. Declines in American issues amid London selling weighed on St. Paul, though late gains appeared in certain specialties. Total volume reached 172,700 shares as futures and commodity prices showed varied moves across grains and livestock.
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New York
Buelfie
Stock Exchange
London
St. Paul
Wesnesday
St. Pauls
Grain and produce market report with varied prices
Wheat prices firm and higher for several futures. corn and oats steady to higher. Butter steady with high fat Western creamery and Pennsylvania prints. live poultry firmer. Receipts: wheat 47,000 bushels. corn 00 bushels. oats 5,000 bushels. Shipments: wheat 54% bushels. corn 1,000. oats 19,000.
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Chicago
Hyatt
Manatee
Philadeljhhia
Pennsylvania
Horsheads
Toc
Grain futures tremble as December price spike unsettles markets
New York traders report firmer spot wheat and corn, with No 7 red at 1.04 fob and No 1 northern Duluth at 1.00, afloat. December contracts show volatility as a big scare drives cautious buying and futures close at unsettled levels amid ongoing option activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Clommi
Haar Bloc
Cure of Scrofula in a Child with Hood's Sarsaparilla
A five year old boy suffered scrofula on the face hands and arms with itching and repeated breakouts. After trying remedies his mother’s mother had used Hood's Sarsaparilla and four bottles cleared the condition. The letter from William Barz of Booth Bend Indiana claims lasting relief and urges purchase of Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Hood
South Williams Bt
Booth Bend
Indiana
Cattle Market Report From Chicago Auction Yard
Cattle steady to slow with best Western feeders and calves selling strong. Receipts: cattle 459 head, hogs 31 head, sheep 5 000 head. Prices in line with midweek trading as traders watched demand for yearlings and prime wethers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East Liberty Market Report Signals Mixed Hog Prices
East Liberty Pennsylvania cattle hog and sheep market round up shows steady cattle demand with prime hogs at 50 69 and common hogs around 8 24 per hundredweight. Sheep and lamb values varied with slow demand for certain grades and calves around 1 07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Lasi Liberty
Market Report From New York Livestock Sale
New York livestock prices show Beever and slow demand for steers with little change for rollgh etail native steers and oxen. Calves steady to quiet with veals around 63.00. Sheep and lambs very dull with shoe and Basia terms. Hogs weak at 8.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Buffalo N Y Cable and Market Note
Fragmented report lists prices and terms for livestock and commodities with references to hogs sheep cattle and culls. Mentions dollar amounts such as 4.54 and 0.50 with unclear context. Wildlife and market jargon appear garbled but indicate a local commodities update from East Buffalo dated November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Unclear Market Totals From City Listings
Partial OCR shows credit balances and certificates with bids closed and high values. Mentions shipments of 151 478 barrels and 144 485 barrels for June, amid normal bid and sales activity in City, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acity
Certifcatis Opeonel
At the Art Gallery Hike Prices Spur Sale Talk
A lighthearted exchange at an art gallery notes a travel-themed piece labeled hike number eighty-one with a low price that tempts but also intimidates a buyer. The caption attributes the quote to Truth.
Ladies Black Boucle Jackets and Capes Sale Prompt
Satin lined ladies jackets in black boucle with Kersey trim priced down from 7.50 to 5.00. Capes in fine black Kersey with satin lining and braided fitted backs offered at a marked-down rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astead
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