Montrose News: Retiring Merchant to Open Grocery Store
E P Stanp, a long time Montrose merchant, plans a return to business with a new grocery in the Post block on Church street. Fire incident at a furnace injured a girl but both children are recovering. Community notes include church events, political rallies, and local visits.
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Scanton Tribune
Montrose
E. P. Stanp
Church Street
Joseph O'Brien
John O'Brien
Joseph
Fred H. Watkins
Arandt
A. T. Benton
Lectures and local events highlighted in New Milford
A season lecture series under the Christian endeavor of the Presbyterian church is planned with LEA Boyl of Scranton delivering the opener on November 8. A Sunday old people service at the Methodist church and other community visits are noted along with visits from residents and local movements. Community members attend a Republican mass meeting in Susquehanna, a rally with speakers Hon Charles S Littlefield and Hon Hugh Gordon Miller is scheduled Monday evening at 8.
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Arrmory
Charles Fe, Littlefield
Maine
Hugh Gordon Miler
Virginia
New Milford
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
LE. A. Boyl
Scranton
Methodist Church
Cyrehiges
Alba GG. Ainey
Nicholson
Ea Carr
Lottle Carr
Factoryville
Leon Shelp
Rochester
V. Trumbull
Tiffany
Helen Watchings
Mallstead
Faucher
Montrose
Henry Smith
James Prentice
Philadelphia
Susquehanna
Apmory
Charles &, Littlefeld
Hugh Gordon Miller
Armory
Charles B. Littlefield
Charles & Littlefeld
Hugh Gordon Miteler
Charles E. Littlefield
Nuptials and deaths noted in Waymart region
Mrs Richard Way cog Miss Laura Doney and P Ineh attended the Beudder Varcoe nuptials at Middletown on October 24. Mr and Mrs Casper Rundall of New York visited relatives in Union While. Emma F Pope died suddenly in South Cagnan township at age 48. she married Andrew F Paats and left three sons Albert Pred Carl Paats a daughter Ida Pauls and a stepson Friend Fuats. Funeral held at her home.
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Waymart
Richard Waycog
Laura Doney
Ineh
Beudder-Varcoe
Middletown
Buslyn
Bliss Belle Dimpeck
Union
Casper Rundall
New York
Rundall
Main Street
Emma F
Andrew Fanta
Routh Cagnan Township
Emma F. Pope
Dyberry Township
Andrew F Paats
Messrs
Albert
Carl Paats
Ida Pauls
Friend Fuats
Balem
Utah
Fred Berry
Beorantun
Honesdale News Briefs and Upcoming Events
The district reports several local items including Theodore Schimpli of Scranton named brewmaster at A Hartung brewery in Honesdale, concerts scheduled for Elijah Ale Jen's Concert Co at the Opera House, and a Meptasophs benediction event at Tetersons Jewelry. Community notices cover ball nights, concert season tickets, and a Republican rally with speakers including Hon. Charles B. Littlefield.
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Scranton Tribune
Honeydale
Get
Theodore Schimpli
Scranton
A. Hartung Brewery
Honesdale
L. . Tose
Charinter
Vinnie
New York City
Clara Tt. Terry
Port Jervis
Texas Fire Company
Bronze Hall
Musical History Club
Jermyn
Henesdale
Silk
Eugene Welsh
Stephen Klinekot
Henry Seegner
C. B. Hardenbergh
Louisa
Philadelphia
Josiah Foster
William
Gouldsborn
H. G. Keefer
Hmdward
Derby
Conn
Elijah Ale Jen
Opera House
Teterson
White Mills
A. L D. Kemson
J. M. Bauman
Liederkrang
Hugh Malloy
Christian Endeavor
Opera
Metropolitan Star Quartette
Factoryville News Circuits To Dalton Visit
Factoryville residents plan to travel to Dalton to hear Hon. Galusha A. Grow speak at a Republican meeting. County Chairman Carter of Monroe visited the town. An incident at Braded school caused minor concern, while contractors Reynolds & Roesitter secure a $5,000 job in Olyphant. A Baptist missionary conference here drew praise and local churches schedule a union educational tally led by Dr. Putnam. Mrs. Myron Cobb suffers typhoid fever at home as of Monday night.
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Factoryville
Dalton
Galusha A. Grow
Carter
Mehoopany
Messrs. Reynolds & Roesitter
Myron Cobb
Black worker crushed in Forest City breaker accident
Forest City reports a fatal accident at a new breaker construction where James Aelean, an elderly black man from Wilkes Barre, was raised by a large wheel when a plank fastening failed. He died at Carbone hospital around 6 o'clock. Misses Rose Middleton and Delia Kane return from Scranton and Minooka. A large crowd will travel to Susquehanna to hear Governor Rouse.
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Forest City
Oct
James Aeleanfance
Wilkes-Barre
Rose Middleton
Delia Kane
Scranton
Minooka
Susinchanna
Governor Rouse
Marriage plans and social events noted for upcoming season
The Star Drum corps will accompany a forthcoming wedding between H. J. Ackerman and Miss Mary Waddishek. Mrs. J. C. Brown and Mrs. Bo. Monroe spent part of the week at Lake Como. Speakers included Hon. Charles & Littlefeld of Maine and Hon. Hugh Gordon Mite.
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Star
H. J. Ackerman
Mary Waddishek
J. C. Brown
Mra. Bo. Monroe
Lake Como
Susquehanna News Brief Highlights Local Events
Local health concerns prompt questions about leprosy in Susquehanna. Reports note September wages for Erie shopmen and upcoming religious services and concerts at Christ Episcopal and First Methodist churches. Parades, hops, and political speakers linked to Republican activities in Susquehanna county with various local officials and speakers named.
Harford Notes Local Social Visits And Events
Misses Pearl and Nellie Bedford visited Miss Magegle Lawrence. Mrs. Overton of Binghamton and her mother Mrs. Payne of Brooklyn visited B. J. Whitney. Mr. Harry Miller and Miss Lena Payne wed in Binghamton. Bessie Tiffany visited her sister at Kingsley. Minnie Curran attended the Christian Endeavor convention in Binghamton. W. Osterhout, BE. H. Osborne and W. J. Whitney heard a Bryan speech in Binghamton on October 19. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacConnell visit daughters in Wilkes-Barre. Tiffany of New Haven visiting BE. Tiffany. Mr. and Mrs. Withers visited their daughters in Thompson on October 18. The God Fellows hall masquerade drew a large crowd.
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Scranton Tribune
Harford
Pearl
Nellie Bedford
Magegle Lawrence
Overton
Binghamton
Payne
Brooklyn
N.Y
B.J
W. Osterhout
BE. H. Osborne
W. J. Whitney
Bryan
Hugh MacConnell
Wilkes- Harre
Awe. Tiffany
New Haven
Conn
Be.t. Tiffany
Withers
Thompson
God Fellows’ Hall
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs Refund Offer Ad
Advertisement notes that Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets offer a money back refund if they fail to cure. The packaging features E. W. Grove's signature on each box. The message is terse and promotional with no additional context.
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E. W. Grove
Visit notes on Dale’s trip and church pulpit change
Dale visited BH. F. Barnes last night and went to Jackson this morning to see friends. Rev. P. R. Tower will supply the Methodist Episcopal pulpit Sunday as Rev. A. 7. Van Cleft is absent.
Local notes from Scranton Tribne address social visits and events
Special to the Scranton Tribune Brooklyn Oct 26 reports Mrs Mary Loomis and Miss Hattie McMillan visiting Sterling Wayne county. Lillian Byram of Hopbottom in town. families at Nicholson and Montrose. church activities Universalist and Presbyterian Ladies Aid. Republican rally with Montrose Glee Club. entertainments in Factoryville Gravity and Arnettton. multiple visits and weekend trips. quarterly meeting at Union church with love feast and Lord's Supper administered by Rev J F Warner.
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Brooklyn
Mary Loomis
Hattie McMillan
Sterling
Wayne County
Lillian Byram
Hopbottom
W. CC. Benjamin
Franz Benjamin
Nicholson
Walter
Conner Stephens
Universalist
George Peckham
Scranton
Lillian Chamberlain
Montrose
Shadduck
Blake
F. B. Jewett
W. L. Sterling
A. W. Kent
B. Eldridge
Ansel Sterling
Mells
Presbyterian Ladies’ Ald Society
A. J. Alney
Fred Miller
George Bunnell
The
Universalist Church
Montrose Glee Club
J. C. Miller
Jessie Miller
Factoryville
Methodist Episcopal Church
S. B. Eldridge
Nettle Stephens
Spreial
Scranton Tribune
Ariel
Grace Sampson
Madaline
James Noble
Ar- Nneton
Shaw
Miss Smith
Gravity
Charles Bidwell
Eugene Sampson
Maud Chivers
W. Merring
Maplewood
Rockwell
South Canaan
Mary Brundage
Shaffer
John Biggnart
Erastus
Charles Seeley
Hawley
Union Church
J. F. Warner
Carbondale
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Proved Effective For Colds
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a time tested cure for colds with twenty five years of sales. It claims the remedy can cure a cold in a day if taken promptly after contraction and before it settles in the system. Sold by all druggists Matthews Bros. wholesale and retail agents.
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Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Headache Capsule Ad Praises Krause Remedy in Omaha
Albert Heller of 1114 Paraham at Omaha says Krause's Headache Capsules cured his headaches after trying many preventives. He notes others agree with the great benefit and lists the price at 250. Bold by Matthew Bros ae.
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Albert Heller
Paraham At
Omaha
Krause
Matthew Bros
Thompson Local Notes from Oct 26
Thompson notes list visits and events: J Wy Bennett and Wallace Scott visit Frank Hull. Rev Chaffee and Rev Cole visit. Mrs L Oakley visiting Rev Tower at Rest Cottage. underground stable planned by James Burous. Mrs Bert Barlow to read before WCTU at Forest City. Mr Bundle to speak at First Baptist. Callender loading a car with Politocs. Thompson Water adds a windmill. Frank W Lewis moving to new model residence. Rev A D David spoke at Christian Endeavor in Gelatt. Mrs W Partridge visiting sister. rain boosts springs. Mrs Charles Estabrook of Carbou- continues.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
J. Wy, Bennett
Wallace Scott
Tremain Post
Lanesboro
Frank Hull
A. FB. Chaffee
Methodist Episcopil Church
Carbondale
Cole
P. R. Tower
James Burous
Bert Barlow
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Forest City
Bundle
Bupthal
le Callender
Thompson Water Company
Frank W. Lewis
A. D. David
Christian Endeavor
Gelatt
William Partridge
White's Valley
C. M. Lewis
Binghamton
Charles Estabrook
Carbou
Markets Show Mixed Day on Wall Street With Narrow Gains
New York trading opened weak but rallied to end with small gains as uneven activity persisted. Iron and steel shares led the dips while missed profits and bond weakness weighed, and Reading Company tallied reports about new capital needs amid unsettled industrials.
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New York
Missouri
Corrected dairy item prices and ingredients list
Corrected by HU G Dale lists dairy tubs and cheese products with prices. Includes beans, potatoes, onions and patent fleur beat items with prices 2.00 and 4.00. Nearby state Me is referenced with full cream cheese and marrow beans.
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G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Hutter—Coramery
Atte
Selent Western
State
Unclear text fragment with mixed names and items
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Western and various items including chickens, produce, and sacks. Reader sees scattered names, places, and numbers but lacks coherent events or dates.
Market Ad Details Amid Turmoil and Stalled Sales
Fragmented notes describe a market in New York with buyers delaying purchases. Mentions include supply items and a tower sale, with weak demand all day. Export trade at Matec declines as March activity ends. Northern Dalai and BME appear as entities in vague references.
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New York
Tower
Atfoat
Nod Northern Dalai
Matec
Market notes on corn and dairy futures fluctuations
The report records varied futures activity with options declining during the day and closing weak. It notes May and October positions, weak spot prices across corn related items, and mixed dairy and creameries with some steadiness in butter and cheese markets.
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Tye
Dune Creannery
Crop and commodity prices from Chicago market report
The Chicago market report shows wheat and corn retreats from yesterday's gains with December closing lower. Provisions also ease while cash quotations list various grain and livestock prices, including No. 4 spring wheat and No. 2 red winter prices, alongside hogs and pork figures.
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Chicago
Northwest
Blal
Cattle Prices Mixed as Sale Proceeds Across Markets
Ort town report shows cattle receipts about 2000 with generally steady demand from natives and buyers. Prices feature branded steers around 445 and various lots including select fed cattle and stockers, with notes on weights and quality categories and day tomorrow sale expectations.
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Freders
Sato
Pia Ho
Shika Culven
Hulls
Hiehers
Steg
Malin
Rt Hao
Fragmented OCR cattle and hog shipments note
Readable fragments describe ships cattle hogs and sheep with various prices and quantities. Mentions canals and towns with figures like 5.4605.50 and 08.25. Includes references to New York and other locations as well as terms related to trade and shipments.
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Canals Tonhe
Choien
New York Live Stock Market Report
Market notes from New York describe cattle and steer prices with mixed activity. Specific terms appear garbled. readers are guided to expect fluctuating bids and general steadiness in major livestock categories.
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New York
East Lilejew Off Wh Callle Steade
Fragmentary OCR text mentions places and names with unclear meaning. It reads like a damaged town notice or local item list with numbers such as 184 4878 and 84 4, referencing counts or prices, but lacks coherent events.
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East Lilejew
Callle
Steade
Ries Olowie
Sid So
Hoge -Stouds
Unclear OCR fragment yields no clear event
OCR text fragment lacks coherent names, dates, or events. No identifiable person, organization, location, or outcome is readable to form a factual summary.
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