Reading Company culm washery gains ground in coal region
The Shamokin Dispatch reports progress for the Reading Company's culm washery program with new plants rising at owned banks and existing washers operating steadily turning out large quantities of coal. The piece also notes advances in perishables transport by rail and firmer anthracite markets in northwest Chicago and New York with producers regaining pricing control.
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Reading Company
Shamokin Dispatch
Chicago
New York
New York Produce Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
United Press reports dull conditions for flour and several grains with some gains in No 2 red wheat and No 2 white oats. Butter cheese and eggs show steady or quiet activity amid mixed regional quotes and refined product notes.
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New York
The
United Press
Oty
F. Ob. Iwabic
Ricss
Digardie
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Western Dairy
Iwigaldec
Lolbe
Lee House
Western Fresh
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Report Oct 18
Scranton market bulletin lists dried apples evaporated apples Turkish prunes English currants and Valencia oranges with per pound and per bushel prices. includes butter cheese lard bacon hams smoked beef and various meats, grains and hay with unit costs and ranges.
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Scranton
Muscatels
California
York
Therrea
Ohio
Tiina
Graham
Toledo Grain Market Report Highlights
The Toledo market note shows mixed activity with No. 2 red cash and white cash quotes in October and December futures. Cork shipments total 1 000 bushels with 3 000 bushels traded. Clover Bowl receipts are listed as none. Market conditions described as dull in parts and firm in others.
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Toledo
The
United Press
Ile
Cork
Cnah
Gotober
Sity
Cattle and sheep receipts steady at Chicago market
Tiitedress reports cattle receipts of about 1100 head with market firmer for common to extra steers and moderate gains for cows and bulls. Hog receipts reach 2700 head with firm demand for feed stock and weaker poorer grades. Sheep arrivals near 100 head show market weakness with prices around one dollar.
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Tiitedress
Chicago
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
United Press reports Buffalo market activity with 1 000 cattle on sale and dull trading. Hog receipts total 7 600 with prices around 7.00 head and 5 55 for good grades. Sheep and lamb receipts near 6 000 with light activity and varied quotes for native and export wool sheep and fat lambs.
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United Pres
Buffalo
Canada
Local ticket sale at corner Spruce and Franklin avenues
Tickets priced at ten for two dollars are available at the corner Spruce street and Franklin avenue location. The notice lists organizers W. Taylor and Rolloitora Lewis.
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Spruce Street
Pranklin Avenue
Situations Wanted Listings From Tribune Office
A jumble of classified style notes seeks work with entries from young men and women. Items mention deliver driver clerk watchman saleswoman bookkeeper and other roles. Contact addresses include Tribune offices and various Scranton and Lackawanna county locations.
Philadelphia Tallow Market Update
Philadelphia market report dated Oct 18 notes tallow demand steady but dull. Quoted prices include city prime in Khila and Aevolutry prime in various forms with cakes and grouse C figures in cents, reflecting a mixed wider market.
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Philadelphia
The
United Press
Labor Facts From A Troubled Era Of Inventions
A garbled 19th century survey lists labor, industry and tech notes including electric branding of cattle, iron and tinware trade secrets, and rapid telegraph expansion. It cites wages, a London clock powered by electricity, woolen mills, and a burst of international networking. It mentions Paris hair preparation employment, soap paper forms, and pine cough syrup marketed with satisfaction guarantees.
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New York
France
Germany
Hatley
Idaho
Ruselo
Oregon
Uncle Sam
Telegraph
England
Hotlaga
Worsted
Norfolk
Briand
Chile
Argentina
Fleet Street
London
M. Eiffel
Wiffel Tower
Onna
Leeds
Loulaville
Madison
Tid
Chicago
United States
New York City
Ao Berlin
Europe
Amsterdam
Rotterda
Antwerp
CHAT FOR WHEELMEN FASTEST NOVICE RACE IN DENVER
The fastest novice race ever run took place in Denver on Rept. B. It was won by F. H. McCall with a time of 2.15. The American five mile road record is now 11.19 set by B. C. Van Neat. In Chicago the South Side cycling race drew large crowds as Chestnut runs gain popularity among Philadelphia wheelmen. Two Chicago cyclists on a world tour are P. A. Padgett and William M. Breckinridge, planning an extensive route across multiple continents and oceans through Australia, Africa, and Asia.
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Denver
F. H. McCall
B.C. van Neat
South Bide
Chicago
Philadelphia
PF. A. Padgett
William M. Breckinridge
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Australa
Sandwich Islands
Fiji
Samoan Islands
New Zealan
Australia
Ceylon
Atrake
India
Constantinople
Palestine
Arabia
Bues
Beypt
Morocco
Eivilleation
Gibraltar
Cantoria Castoria Through Time in a Child’s Tale
Uneven verse tracesCantoria as a recurring remedy from infancy to childhood. A playful, rhythmic reminiscence of a child and a mother’s care, with the Castoria motif appearing in each phase.
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Uasson
Watson Moore
Yorktown
Moore
Mr. Bastwick
Bastwick ® Harrison
Shamokin
North Star
Sunbury
Eastwick
Trunk Line and
Western Passenger Association
Trunk Line Association
Trunkine
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Mississippi River
Jersey Centrail
Samnton
Wilkes-Barre
White Haven
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Bethlehem
Reading
Clarrisburg
United States Grand Jury
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Cincinnati
Chicago and St. Louis
Moana
Trosckow
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Kentucky Central
Lexington and Eastern
Colorado Western Railroad
Comming
Bulla Noes
Grand Junction
Hamines
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Pitts
Panhandle
Hnes
Mendelson
Reading Coal and Iron Company
West
Stocks and Bonds
Pyhe United Press
American Ager
General Electric
St. Paul
Chicago Gas
American Sugar
Reca
Tribune
G. du B
Senwandan
van Vane Bolge
Vane Hay State Gas
Aston Can
Southern
Biaon
Chesapense
At. Pauls
Rls
Pau
Lake Shore
N.Y
Aede Texan Pacific
Union Paettle
Wiilbathy
Anne Ween Walnah
Board OF Trade
Peer Nides Renee Ae
Johan Hoff
Buffalo Stock Market
P.O. Box
Onton
Miva
Nettie Harrison
Cal
Quincy
E. Finn & Sons
Corner
Olive and Adams
West Lackawanna Avenue
Orrent
John Jeui- Myn
Hiv
Forsman
Ad Lyeas'po
Tex
City
Frank Jenkie
Expreda Complete
Addiew LO
Moody
Oly Gibwon
Trmune
Court of Common Close
Lackawenna
Spearkam
JT Edwards
Byae J. Wine
Ilhanm TT Jenking
Joh WR
Richards W
Thomas Lewis
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Hyde Park Lodge
Knights of Pythias
State of
Lackagonia
H, Ls. Taylor, W. i
LEWIS
Rolloitora
Onnolly & Wallace
Bannockburn
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Scranton Bedding Co
Sest and
Ag Bul Iron Beds
W. J. Philo
Clark's Summit
Tribune Office
Addrew H. H
Arate Roe Ad 2
Ribune Building
JX Addrewal
C. B
Od Forge
Lackawanna County
Sumner Avenue
Niy
Montroke
Ealeay
Delaware
Breckcourt
A. LW
Wyoming Avenue
Adiresa J
Hydn Park
Addreas
W.B. Tribune Otfes
Dr. Wood
NA. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Hetzel
E. M. Hetzel
Lacka. Ave
Dupont
Wapwallo 7
Locerne County
Amington
Dela, An
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Third Nations
Thos, Ford
Ittatun
Joan B. Smith & Son
Plymouth
BE. W. Mulligan
Wilkes Harre
Re. Repaune Chemical Comepany
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing Co Vinegar
Meridian ST
Antonio Hartman
Birch
Cleveland
Loula Ry
Dullal
Finninnn
Ily
Columbus
Regeld
Dayton
Indianapolis
Poorla de
Curbips
Pooumatic Tire
Poeumatic
Eoc- Booohm Dana
Sacs Cocci
Victore
Singapealen
Beyele
Victor
Meyela
Saneeeseeens
Lovel Pismond Beyela
Bella Tire
Iccenssnsessensanses
Deen
Ceeeenaseess
Victor Blayele
D.d. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Ave
Liarria
Cor. Penn Ave
Spruce St
Daby
Alok
Cantoria
Abe
Castoria
Miss
Casorta
Atlantic Refining Co
Wm. Mason
Managig
Omce
Coal Exchayne
Pine Brook
Moosic
Rushdale Works
Repauno Chemical Co
Lloyd
Kew Haven, Mt
Pinnos
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker & CO
Adame Ave
A. W. Jurisch
Gentron
Faltoes
Lares
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