Community Events and Local Society Notes
The Menesdale Tire company prom party and supper will occur this evening. The Presbyterian church youth group plans an entertainment at the Opera house and tickets are available from committee members. Mrs. J. B. Richmond returns from a summer home, and Dr. Hardenbergh reports recovery from recent operation. Comedian Ceborne and a musician troupe perform at the Opera house tonight. Deputy W. M. Varied installs Freefrom Lodge officers including Otto Hitler and A. J. Rehbein. Aldenville participant Charles Wilmarth aides at the ceremony.
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Danville Thoreday
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Freefrom Lodge
Otto Hitler
Noble Gerund
A. J. Rehhein
A. (. Lindy
George
Hoss
Loch Holles
Local notices and social updates from Montrose area
Mrn T J Connor was in Scranton Monday. Mr and Mrs A Wilmot were visiting friends at Kingston the street at the Work. Carrie Bummerton has returned home after visiting Suey ehwann Hickory Grove and Locust HD. Our second base ball club with We oat Montrose today will contest for honors with the club of that place Air. J OH Van Loan are engaged friends in Harford. The meeting at Railroad Young Men's Christian association hall next Sunday afternoon will be addressed by Mr OF Phelps of Great Bend. A meeting tomorrow evening for organizing and debating follows. Addresses by Superintendent Charles K Moxey, Professor H W Pease, Professor Hi Mendrick and Editor S Bruce Cheseman. J Langley's store on Main street chosen as headquarters for the Binghamton Slphon line. MeacDonald returned with friends to Ashley town. A town march Sunday evening. Sine was received on probation into the church by letter and four persons were baptized. The thirtieth annual session of the teachers Institute of Susquehanna county will be held in Montrose high school beginning Monday Oct 18. Evening attractions Monday Rev Thomas Dixon New York City, Tuesday Dr Hully of Lew isburg Pa, Wednesday Smalley Grand Concert company Chicago, Thursday Professor MH Densmore of Kansas.
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Kingston
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Kindle Eeveril Daye
Sueyaehwann
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Locust HD
Secon
Oat Montrose
Teat Place Air
J. OH
van Loan
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Chilisthin Association
H. W. Pease
Wh. Mendrick
Bruce Chese
J. Langley
Main Street
Bow Teen
Binghamton, New
Pete Crane
Rotten
Ashley
Teacher’ Institute
Susquehanna County
Montrose
Thomas Dixon
New York City
Hully
Leowlsburg
St. Mary's Church
James Ward
Celia Conway
M. F. Crane
Mme
Josephine Harrington
Wyoming
James Robinson
Conway
Ward
Prudential Insurance Company
Mies BD Reap
Kate Campbell
Stephen Romanak
Langcliffe
Jacob
St. Mary's
Bill Sheddy
Heroine of Hickory Grove Kills Fourteen Snakes
Grace Waterman, a young schoolteacher, single handedly kills fourteen rattlesnakes after a close encounter in a meadow near Hickory Grove. Arriving home unscathed, she defended herself with a parasol and a stout club, earning local recognition as a fearless figure in a dangerous reptile incident.
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Grace Witerman
Hickory Grove
Quir Hill
A& Meadow
Miss Waterman
Avoca Church Marriage Unites James Ward and Celia Conway
James Ward and Celia Conway married at St Marys Church Avoca with Rev M F Crane officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s mothers home Miss Conway employed as housekeeper at the parochial residence Ward works for Prudential Insurance. Also school board transfers announced and a fatal accident at Langcliffe colliery.
Markets Show Dull Day on Wall Street Ahead of Atonement
Wall Street activity remains muted as brokers abstain amid the Jewish day of atonement. A late day drift failed to spark a broad market advance, with several leading issues retreating while select stocks briefly firm before settling lower. Scranton Board of Trade listings show various bonds and local securities reflecting subdued trading conditions.
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New York
Atucha
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Grain and commodity market report from New York
New York market notes show mixed commodity activity with grains and fats. Wheat futures rallied on drought news while corn and oats stayed firmer on demand. dairy and butter markets remained quiet to steady amid regional production notes.
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Minnesott
Duluth
Mac
Wty
SysHye
Advange
State Dairy
Waite
Welern
Dall
Philadelphia Market Report Shows Mixed Commodity Notes
Wheat and corn futures firm with modest gains and varying October through January contract terms. Live poultry prices soften while beef and pork items hold steady or rise modestly amid wide range of regional items and prices.
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City
Tule
Hogehedals
Barrals
Trade shipments show diverse grain totals and prices
The list records quantities of wheat corn oats and sacks and bushels across shipments. Noted are 4000 barrels 1300 sacks wheat 11900 bushels corn 1000 bushels oats 2100 bushels and shipments of wheat 1000 bushels corn 300 bushels oats 4000 bushels.
Chicago Ort Market Gains Amid Mixed Grain Quotes
The market reports fluctuating futures for Wheat with several delivery months listed from October to January. Prices show small gains and declines across wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley with spot and futures activity noted alongside flour and pork and lard futures.
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Park
le Apmber
Law
Mitta
TASC
Fred
Oate
Warle
East Liberty Cattle Prices Mixed in Market Report
The East Liberty market notes cattle with prime bids at 4.05 and slow demand for common stock. Slaughter weights around 104.0 percent with bulls and cows listed, while sheep show steady pricing around 4.00 to 4.25. Veal calves bring about 647 dollars in the cited figures.
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East Liberty
Chalee
Cattle and Livestock Figures Placed In Native Stock List
A native stock tally shows 4.0 thousand cattle valued near 700 with cows and heifers listed. hogs and sheep counts appear with hogs at 25 thousand head and sheep around 20 thousand head. Pigs and lambs are mentioned alongside feeder sheep and western rangeland stock, with various place names appearing in the fragment.
Market Report From East Buffalo Yesterday's Prices
East Buffalo New York market notes show steady to higher prices for sheep and lambs with good to fair quality. Hogs and cattle prices mostly steady with typical regional variation.
Market Report Amid Mixed Livestock Quotes
Chicago price notes show calves steady to slow with occasional margin changes and sheep lambs listed. Buyers track erasers and veals while corn market action remains muted and higher hogs are not indicated in the snippet.
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Chicago
Oil Market in New York Sees Nominal Pennsylvanian Crises
The report from New York indicates petroleum markets showing nominal activity amid a Pennsylvanian market crisis. Traders monitor prices as supply concerns and regional factors influence quotations and readiness.
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Cpt
Petroleum
Pennsylvania
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