Springville Notes and Local Happenings Reach Montrose Area
Springville residents report Lloyd Wellork visiting family, a new road project near John Thomds hill facing landowner opposition, Lott Bros expanding their quarry, and Stuart Riley storing excess corn in a second silo. Typhoid cases affect John Underhill and Thomas Wawke, while Susquehanna county fair attendance rises. Local tradesmen upgrade buildings, a farm will house a grocery and ice cream parlor, and several families plan moves or trips west.
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N. Th. Sherman
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A. Mead
Lenon
Weoming Counts
Wl. H. Mitchella
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Wid
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Abram Tanee
Tinois
Hopbottom News Briefs and Obituary Note
Miss Dera Cruise returned to New York after weeks with her sister Mrs. W FE Brown. Miss Jennie Thiletead of Clifford visited Miss Elizabeth Berteh. Mr and Mrs RR Harber and son and Miss Ida Harber returned to Scranton. Edwin Merrill and daughter of Scranton were guests. Fred Tiffany sold personal effects at auction to move to New York state. Mrs Owen Cantlin died after a brief illness at about seventy four. Funeral services were at the Catholic church in Halstead with interment there beside her husband and three children. Surviving: two sons and four daughters.
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Dera Cruise
W. FE. Brown
New York
Jennie Thiletead
Clifford
Elizabeth Berteh
RR. Harber
Ida Harber
Scranton
Edwin Merrill
Fred Tiffany
New York State
Owen Cantlin
Halstead
Old St Brebbins to Perform at Hogin Opera House
Special to the Scranton Fringe notes the Old St Brebbins company will appear at Hogin opera house Wednesday evening. The funeral of Mrs Allemar Reynolds widow of John Reynolds was held at Avenue Methodist church with Rev W M Bouton officiating. Interment followed at Mekune cemetery. Mr and Mrs Martin Hersch returned home from the Pan-American event. Rally day services were held by the congregation.
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Oakland
North Jackson Cemetery
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Hfe
McKinley
Methodist Church
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Oakland Township
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Hogin Opera House
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John Reynolds
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Proverb Puzzle and Local Social Notes From Kingston 1901
Westfield and Towanda visits appear as relatives and friends gather for a busy week. A birth in Stevensville Pa marks a ten pound son. Funeral attendance, extended family travel to New Jersey, and typhoid illness in a sister are recorded amid community chatter in Kingston.
October Forewarnings From Stormia and Stena
Astrological forecast predicts world unrest with riots, market volatility, and weather extremes in October. Mars and Aries influence foretell hard scenes while good forces struggle against evil. Watch for storms from the 2nd to 5th and 8th, with hurricane and cyclone risks along coasts and tidal effects offshore.
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Theatrical Attractions at the Academy Tonight
A bustling program notes the Leyshitne Bon Tow Stork company presenting The Princess of Patchon with Emma Bunting and Charles Leyburnn praised. Madame Modjeska and Leonia James join next week with Henry VIII as a centerpiece, plus When We Were Twenty-one at Lecoum and the Tamblers Hurlesque company at Star theater with specialty acts by Clarence Abutea and the Bijow Four among others.
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Academe
Madame Modjeska
Leonia James
Wagenhals
Kemper
Henry VIII
Queen Katherine
Cardinal Wolsey
Roglldh
Modjeska-James
Noreman Hackett
Thomas Coffin Cooke
Wadsworth Maria
Jerome Harrington
John Hans
Toreetta Wella
Allee Clarke
Lola Gulev
Lecoum
HV. Rsmiond
Tamblers Hurlesque
Star Theater
Clarence A
Butea
Bijow
Buran
Fon
George Scanlon
Pearl Stevens
Maude
Gus Soukea
Pichaninnies
Slorthia
Matuve
Stage notes reveal Crane to tour David Harum this winter
The piece notes William H. Crane will tour in David Harum, while Lost River extends a six month New York run before touring the Sween. Leslie Carter begins a long engagement at the Criterion New York starting November 2 in Mine Du Harry. Helena Crosman heads to Republic Theater February 4 with Southerland and Hazleton works, including Shakespearean fare and Mine. Sang Gone with a noted performance.
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David Harum
Josph Arthur
New York
Leslie Carter
Criterion
David Belasco
du Harry
Louis IV
du Hovey
Carter
Helena Crosman
Republic Theater
Mr. Southerland
Piles Cure Promised in Advertised Remedy
Suffered 20 years from itching and bleeding piles until a topical remedy brought relief and blood flow improvement. The ad claims full cure with a single application, offered by Pyramid Drug Co. for 50 cents and a booklet mailed free.
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Little Book
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Morshall, Mich
Markets End Quiet After Small Trading Session
New York trading showed a light session with under half a million shares. Declines of 2 to 4 percent hit Pacific, Southwestern, and Vanderbilt issues while Amalgamated Copper faced pressure. United States Steel rose on quarterly dividends though investor distrust lingered. Total volume 472,500 shares with rail stocks dull. old 4s up 4 percent on last call.
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Multiple rental and sale notices in Scranton Tribune
Classified ad list with rental offers for eight and ten room houses on Linden Street and Clay Avenue, other lodgings, offices, and shops. sales of horses, wagons, farm items, and real estate in Dunmore and Dunmore area. job ads for canvassers, woolen spinner, bricklayers, and stenographer. a few financial and commodity notices and miscellaneous notices.
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Tribune
Chicago Market Notes From a Dreary Trading Session
Chicago reports steady flour and mixed grain pricing as December corn slips and wheat edges higher in a dull day. Provisions close mixed with pork around 14.70 to 15.0 and lard near 8.0, while cash grain quotes show No 3 spring wheat at 69 to 60 as market mood remains downbeat.
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Bean and Dairy Prices From Regional Market Report
Corrected by H. G. Dale beans per bushel priced at 2 50 with medium varieties and green peas per bushel at 1 40 to 1 45. Butter and cream items noted with cream prices and dairy terms. Potatoes per bushel listed at 1 00 to 1 10 with flour and other staples.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Chicago Cattle and Sheep Receipts Weakened by Varied Prices
Cattle receipts totaled about 21 000 with 1500 Texans and 1000 westerns. Prices ranged from poor to prime with some gains to 18 cents higher for select lots. Stockers and feeders declined. Calves and heifers mixed. Sheep receipts small with lambs steady to slightly lower and western sheep weaker. Weathered market shows active demand and price dispersion.
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Wheat and product prices slide through Philadelphia market
Wheat futures steady as October contracts for wheat, corn, and oats show mixed moves. Prices for flour, butter, and cotton hides hold firm or edge lower amid light demand. Receipts tallied with flour at 4,000 barrels and crops listed for shipment across wheat, corn, and oats.
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Corntge
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Tarkawanna Store Association to hold annual meeting
Notice states the Tarkawanna Store Association Limited will meet in Scranton Pennsylvania on Wednesday October 2 1901 at 10 am to elect managers for the coming year and conduct other business. Secretary H and Fairchild signs the notice. Separate item notes Pennsylvania Oral School for the Deaf annual meeting to elect four directors for three years in Scranton October 1 1901 at 3 pm.
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Scranton
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Henry Belin
East Buffalo Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets Slide
East Buffalo reports mixed cattle and hog prices with 95 load lots. Cattle steady to lower on fat steers and cows, calves and stockers showing modest gains. hogs and sheep price movements vary with late market softness and mixed bids across classes.
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Fredova
Canada Lambs
Eculla
Wothers
Yvearlings
Oil Oii Sept B-Credit Balances No Bid Shipments
A terse report notes oil and balance figures with no bids received on shipments. It references averages and codes such as 14507 and TWTT, with terms like LO and WIG. The fragment lacks clear dates or entities but records a nonactionable commodities update.
Unclear baseball game notes with scattered names
Fragmented OCR text records multiple baseball lines with teams such as New York Philadelphia St Louis Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago and umpire names. The legible items mention scores like 8-4 and 20-5 with partial player surnames and locations, but the overall details are unreadable.
Unclear sale items listed with mixed abbreviations and values
Fragmentary OCR lists cattle prices and lot codes such as prime, heavy yorkers, light yorker, yearlings, and various monetary figures. Many terms are garbled, hindering precise interpretation of buyers, sellers, locations, or dates.
Market Notes From New York Flour and Grain Prices
The report lists mixed grain futures with sluggish activity and slight steadiness in No 2 red and Northern Duluth futures. Prices opened steady and many contracts drifted to unchanged or modestly varied levels by close, with limited demand and mild consolidation across the board.
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Duluth
Livestock Market Report From New York Fair
The daily market notes steady to lower prices across cattle and calves. Bulls and cows hold firm to strong, vealers and calves show declines, and western calves bring mixed figures. Trade activity references city dressed veal and various price ranges across bovine categories.
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