Fall Convention of Luther League at Pen Argyl
Special to The Scranton Tribune Stroudsburg Oct 1 The fall convention of the Luther League of the Bangor local centre opened its session at St Johns Evangelical church Pen Argyl Rev E A Yehl responded to the welcome address The afternoon program featured Rev J W Helnta Rev A R Bradman Rev J Witter Rev W J Snyder and others The evening session included Miss Emma Mann Rev B E Snyder Rev B F Apple Rev J W Lascarus and Rev J H W Baker delegates from the town listed with several local residents also attending The report notes summer activities and local project details including wagon fillers and a patented basket making machine loss in a fire in the county
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Sociesty
Pen Argyl
Scranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
Luther League
Bangor
St. John's Evangelical Church
E. A. Yehl
Klechner
J. W. H. Helnta
East Stroudaburg Lutheran Church
A. R. Bradman
J. Witter
W. J. Snyder
Hey
John Bairder
Emma Mann
League
BE. EE. Snyder
B. FL. Apple
Stroudaburg
J. W. Lascarus
Tragic suicide near Monroe county line
Pete Marsh of Marnree county, long an Northampton resident, hanged himself in a barn using a harness strap after rising early and performing chores. Marsh’s body was found in a wagon with the noose only 28 inches from the floor, indicating a deliberate death by self action.
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Rhoadsburg
Pete Marsh
Marnree County
Marsh
Har
Monroe
North Ampton
Firebugs Destroy Peach Basket Factory in Stroudsburg
Stroudsburg reports incendiary fire early today gutting the peach basket factory owned by Daniel Van Why. The $5,000 loss is largely uninsured with only $3.50 coverage. the blaze began about 3 am, leaving only the engine room untouched.
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Stroudsburg
Fast Stroudsburg
Daniel van Why
Frank Smith
Pretty Forest City wedding of Miss Mary J Holmes and Carl W Gerbig
Miss Mary J Holmes of Forest City wed Carl W Gerbig of Archbald in a quiet ceremony at the Holmes home on Main street. Rev. W A Carrington officiated as Lohengrin played. couple depart for New York and Philadelphia before settling in Archbald.
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Forest City
Mary J. Clolmes
Carl W. Gerbig
Avehban
W. A. Carrington
Frank P. Holmes
Main Street
Ida Carter
Carbondale
Gerbig
New York
Philadelphia
Archbald
Justnnie
John Adler
Hudson Street
White
Likcte Maxwell
Grace Merhennett
James Cunningham
Newport News
Tier
J. L. Willams
Williamsport
Community notes from Honesdale and surrounding areas
Special to The Scranton Tribune reports Joseph Cram dull of Atlantic City visiting his parents in Honesdale. The article notes residents and visitors including Pommy spending time in New York and Philadelphia. A Baptist church festival is planned Friday evening with a charity coal donation scheme requiring tickets or coal gifts. The fire alarm system has been moved to the electric light plant due to the plane abandonment, and many gravity coal cars and old machinery are being burned nightly.
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Honesdale
Get
Joseph Cramdull
Atlantic City
Vesa
Dave
New York
Guna
Stroudsburg Notes Highlight Local Votes and Events
Stroudsburg reports indicate a strong rabbit season with more cotton tails pheasants and quail in abundance as fields are cut. The independent ticket is filed in county offices as political activity increases with a Democratic rally set for Lehighton.
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Stroudsburg
T. G. Hoffman
Zon
Cedar Rapida
Nettle M
First National Bank of Stroudsburg
A. Mitchell Palmer
Stroudsburg National Iink
Levi Drake
Louise Welghiman
George Weightman
Eaq
Brooklyn
James P. van Etten
Conneheati¢h
Weightman
Delaware Valley
Vantten
Notable wedding at Methodist Epiphopa Church
Kingston October 1 A notable wedding united Edo ward Powell and Miss Fannie M daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Culver in a ceremony by Rev L Murdock. A reception at the bride’s home on Rutter Street followed with many guests including Mr and Mrs David Powell and Miss Hertha Powell from Scranton. The bride's parents marked their twenty fifth anniversary yesterday.
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Kingston
Edoward , Powell
Fannie M
Samuel Culver
Ll Murdock
Rutter Street
Scranton
David Powe
Misa Hertha Powell
William Powell
Misa Helen Powell
Pierce and Tivles Married in Plymouth Home
Captain Harry W. Pierce and Miss Gertrude Tivles wed at the Davies home in Plymouth with immediate family present. Rev. Ebenszer Flack officiated. The couple left by midnight train for Old Point Comfort and will reside at Pierce's Place, Westmoreland after two weeks.
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Plymouth
Harry W. Pierce
Misa Gertrude Tivles
James B. Davies
Ebenszer Flack
First Presbyterian Church of
Micreo
Old Point Comfort
Pierce's Place
Weatmoreland
Marriage of William Staple Filmore and Anna Tally Coglizer
William Staple Filmore and Anna Tally Coglizer, prominent West Pittston youths, wed yesterday at the bride’s church with Rev. Severson officiating. The couple departed for an extended wedding trip and will reside in West Pittston.
Ash Ley couple wed at home ceremony
Miss Sarah Slair of Ash ley and John C. Weber of Noxon married at noon yesterday in Ash ley at the bride’s parents home. Rev. H. B. J. Seneker of Christ Lutheran Wilkes-Barre performed the rite. The couple will establish a home in Noxon.
Death Notice of Mrs George Maurer in Wilkes-Barre
Mrs George Maurer, longtime Wilkes-Barre resident born in Lambeheim Germany on August 7 1803 died at 6 am after an eight week illness. She came to America in 1854 married in 1857 and ran a meat business with her husband until his death. Survived by children Mrs H Echarett Mrs J Keenan Charles William and Katie. Funeral from 8 South Main Street on Friday at 2 pm with Rev Happel officiating.
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Wilkes-Barre
George Maurer
Lambeheim
Germany
America
Ivf
Mir
Maurer
Charles
South Main Street
Fecineod
Zion Reformed Church
South Washington Street
Mra
Echarett
Keenan
William
Katie
Key
Mr. Happel
Obituary: George Dough Dies at 81 in Kingston Township
George Dough, aged 81, died of apoplexy at his home of Mr. Reagan on Fhoemaker's in Kingston township Wesley lay. He will be buried from St. Ignatius church in Kingston with funeral Friday at 2 o'clock.
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Wilkea-Barre
George Dough
Reagan
Fhoemaker's
Kingston Township
Wesley
St. Ignatius Church
Kingston
Mary Morgan of Hoyle Street Dies at 70
Mrs. Mary Morgan mother of the late L. T. Morgan of Hoyle Street died Wednesday morning at age 70 after a long invalid condition. Funeral services will be held at 121 Prospect Street on Friday at 4 o clock.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mary Morgan
T. Morgan
Hoyle Street
Prospect Street
Strike in Honesdale Demands Higher Wages
Special to the Gtnton Tribune Honesdale Oct 19 a strike by Delaware and Hudson workers at the basin and upper track ends ramps up to about fifty men demanding 1.45 a day only a portion of the crew joins the action while contractors at Waymart reportedly pay 1.25 a day most older workers stay at work and many strikers are youths.
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Geranton Tribune
Honesdale
Delaware and Hudson
Susquehanna County News Highlights Oct Events
Susquehanna reports an underattended stage show by Sameen the colored cake walkers from Binghamton and Deposit. Marriages: W D Painton and Miss Ora Hills wed in Binghamton. George Worth and Miss Agnes McMahon wed at St. John’s. Victor de Gal scheduled to sing at Hogan Oct 28. Gypsy caravan passes through town. Local huntsman accident injures seven candidates’ legs. Jacob Stanton, 7 feet 7 inches and 183 pounds, dies in Spring Glen, NY. Brakeman Thomas Lyden recovering from injuries. Sunday night escapade hints at potential divorces. Sheriff-designate William J. Maxey visited for fence matters. Erie railroad improvements noted along the line.
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Susquehanna
Sameen
Binghamton
Deposit
Hogan Opera House
W. D. Painton
Ora Hills
St. John's Catholic Church
George Worth
Agnes McMahon
S. Lott
Montrose
Knights of Columbus
A. W. Cook
The
Deposit Journal
Pennsysvania Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
St. John’s
Victor de Gal
Jacob Stanton
Spring Glen N. Y
H. Fisman
Boston
Providence
Thomas Lyden
Thomason
Ararat
Methodist Church
Washington Street
William J. Maxey
Forest City
Susquehanna County
Erie
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Offered for Refund
Advertisement claims the tablets will cure and offers a money refund if they fail. The box is said to bear KE W Grove signature. The note is dated with a price of two cents.
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KE. W. Grove
Census clash and fashion quips spark offbeat chatter
A Chicago Tribune cartoon caption jokes about census counting revealing more residents than recorded, while a Loveland Plain Center panel riffs on a man overly attached to his nose and fashion. Pearl prods Ruby about a political bid, noting multiple feathers in a hat as outdated.
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Ont
Loveland Plain Center
Pearl
Ruby
Chi‘engo News
Market Strength Reverses as Bears Regain Control
The New York markets opened strong with bear interest covering but public demand faded and prices slipped. Railroads led declines while some issues like Colorado and Southern first preferred and International Paper showed strength. Pullman fell sharply, gas and traction stocks weakened, call money rose to 6 percent, total shares traded 427,800 with bond activity limited and a generally firm tone in remaining issues.
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New York
Bears
Tillnois Central
Louivile and Nashville
Southern Railway
Norfolk and Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Eniage
Colorado
Southern First
Tennessee Coal
International
Northern Pacific
Hocking Valley
Chicago
St. Louie
American Car
American
Call Money
United States
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Noted
Corrected by H G Dale listings show dairy and produce items with unit prices and weights. Items include eggs cream butter cheese onions and related goods with approximate costs per tub per unit and per bushel across local vendors.
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lackawanin Avenue
I Hutter
Scient Western
Wheat Steady and Poultry Prices Noted in Philadelphia Market
Wheat steady with firm corn values and mixed notes across grades No 2 white No 2 mine and No 2 mined die. Refined sugar and cotton futures show quiet but firm activity. Live poultry demand fair with emphasis on dressed fowls and spring chickens. flour shipments listed at 4 000 barrels and 1 000 much wheat and corn shipments reported.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chiis
New York Wheat Market Mixed On Oct 1 With Volatile Trading
The New York wheat market showed mixed activity with wet conditions and scarce high grade supplies. Prices opened weak, then advanced into the day before weakening again as damp market sentiment and varying quality notes influenced futures and nearby contracts.
Wheat and corn prices abroad and domestic market report
Grain prices move as wheat falls and corn rises while small stock receipts appear. Market notes list No 2 milling wheat No 9 dye variety corn and various No 2 or No 1 grades, with prices and items such as prime timothy reed and pork futures.
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Cory
Harley
Timothy Reed
Salt shoulders and whiskey price noted in sale
A fragment references salt shoulders and whiskey with a price of 120 dollars, indicating a catalog or sale entry. No further details available about date, location, or seller.
Chicago Cattle Market Slips Amid Dwindling Receipts
Cattle prices declined despite better demand with mixed grades selling from common to fancy. Hog trade showed activity with heavy packers at around 855 and steady to improved demand for sheep and yearlings. receipts totaled 9,000 cattle, 20% hogs, and 16,000 sheep.
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Fiat
Cattle Market Report From Buffalo Dated Oct 13
Fast Buffalo notes show cattle receipts steady with fair supply and prices holding around 4.90 to 7. Horrible receipts of 30 cars keep prices steady at yesterday's levels. Sheep and lumber activity weaker with fewer buyers, while hogs and other stock show modest gains amid mixed demand.
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Yorkere
Cate
Lumba
Market Report From New York on October 19
The note lists cattle and livestock prices with steady to firm trends. Bulls priced at $2.00 per unit, calves around $4.00, and sheep and lambs shown with firm values. Text is garbled but indicates steady demand across categories in a rough market summary.
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New York
East Liberty Cattle Market Report
Market notes from East Liberty listing cattle counts and prices with terms such as prime and common. Includes hogs, goats, calves, and various classifications with scattered figures and vendor names.
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East Liberty Cattle Market
Market Ledger Snippet From Old Market List
Fragmentary note shows credit balances and certificates with figures like 1504 and 101097. Mentions shipments and averages, unclear dates or places. A brief record of miscellaneous financial entries and run totals from an old market ledger.
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Old Market
OW Cluts
Averine
Mi Runs
Rage
Tact in Teaching and Moral Stories
An old column discusses classroom discipline and moral instruction using George Washington and the cherry tree tale as a teaching tool. It notes alternatives to corporal punishment and mentions educational methods, with a digression on medical ads and remedies in the issue.
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Johnnine Adler
Berantyn Tribune
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Edwin Shapley
Mieh Pateh Iron and Ore Co
Sathaniege B. Crenshaw
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Prila
Monroe County
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Filmore-Coglizer
Weber-Stair
George Dougherty
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Ph Martel
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RM French
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Wilkes- Barre
H. M. Steever
Farrell Brothers
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Langcliffe Con Company
St. Aloysius Sociery
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Board of Health
McAlpine Street
Lehigh Valley Crossing
Mia
Young
Moosic
Bridget Corcoran
Mercy Hospital
Postmaster Deeble
Chicago Tribune
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Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
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Paper & Nash
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Lackawanna Avenue
the Scranton Bedding CO
East Mountain Lithin Water
Joseph Ross
West Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton, Pa
New York Grain and Produce Market
Duluth
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Wealies
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Lee
State Dairy
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Chicago Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
George Washington
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Buck Ewing
Ditrolt Journal
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Matthews Bros
W. T. Clark
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