Reynolds Family Reunion Marks 101 Years Since First Settlers
The Reynolds family reunion on the Keystone Academy campus notes the 101st anniversary of George Solomon Phineas Reynolds and their father Robert settling land. W N Reynolds Jr acts as secretary and W N Reynolds Sr as president. Next meeting to be in Factoryville with hundreds expected. speakers include W N Reynolds and T W Watking. The sprawling Reynolds clan links to Gardners and Capwells. oldest member present is Mrs Joan Reynolds aged 97.
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Scranton Tribune
Fattersville
Sept. L
George
Solomon
Phineas Reynolds
Robert
Jerous
Reynolds
Keystone Academy
W. N. Reynolds, Jr
Tien W. N. Reynolds
W. N. Reynolds
Be, & Hinds
W. N .Teynolds, Jr
E. C. Reynolds
Factoryville
W. J. Watking
Gardners
Capwells
Reynoldses
Capwell
Reunton
Joan Reynolds
Joan McCracken
Farnam Reynolds
West Nicholson
Child's Mutilated Babe Found in Wilkes-larre River
Two boys along Rose street riverbank retrieved a floating infant corpse wrapped in waxed paper. The six inch girl baby shows a severed head wound with no clear origin or origin clue. Coroner McKee and Chief Briggs were informed.
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McKee
Briggs
Bold Burglary At Pittston Reported
Pittston residents awoke to a bold house burglary on Parsonage Street. Between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. thieves used a carpenter’s ladder left near the home to reach the upstairs, rifling trunks and bureaus while Mrs Jones, her daughter, and Mr Jones were present. Contents lay scattered after the raid.
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Pittston
Pittaton
Wilas Jones
Burglary Noted After Home Looting in Quiet Street
A burglary yielded 8 in cash, a gold watch, a silver shaving cup and ragor. The thieves searched all rooms but left larger items. The crime was discovered when Mia Jones and her daughter went upstairs to retire about a half hour later.
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Mia Jones
Sugar Notch Mine Cave halts inquiry after major collapse
The Moffit coal mine at Sugar Notch operated by Crescent Coal caved Monday afternoon. No one has entered to assess damage due to danger, with east side collapse reaching near the shaft and affecting three sections Red Ash, Rues and Marsden over an estimated 300 feet area.
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Wilkes-Barre
Sugar Notch
Crescent Coal Company
Public Schools Reopen as Community News Mixes
Reports from Hallstead detail reopening of public schools and local happenings. Notables include T. HW. Hays at a wreck on ice near Heart Lake, Ferdinand Schiveren arriving for gospel tent meetings, and a marriage between Charles A. Van Wormer and May Ives in Conklin. Community events include theater, temperance work, and a forthcoming baseball game with New Milford.
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T. HW. Hays
Heart Lake
Great den
George Adams
Binghamton
Fanny Simmrell
Wielt
Hornelleville
N.Y
James T. du Bois
Washington, D. C
Melvin Miller
Reuben Howard
Grand Army of the Republic
Buffalo
Toland Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ferdinand Schiveren
D. L. Moody
New York City
Chase Avenue
Hallstead
Charles A. van Wormer
May Ives
Conklin
Trev
Trev, Mr. Tiffany, of Kirkwood, N. Y
Young Men
Christaan Association
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
B.C. Read
J. P. St. John
C. J. Langley
William Gardner
Gibson
George Major
Hinghamton
Charles Reed
Scranton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methon Church
D. L. McDonald
Port Dickson
Gorton
the Messenger
Tenefit
N. Y
New York and Pennsylvania ‘Telegraph Company
Main Street
Binghamton-New Milford
K. J. Swartz
Susquehanna County Teachers’ Association
Sons of
Pennsylvania
Houck
Subject
New Milford
Misses Wilcox Return from New York Millinery Trip
The Misses Anna and Clara Wilcox return home from New York after attending to fall millinery styles. Lyman Pratt and family come back from Lake Nicholson after a weeks camp. Mia Ada Cowin returns from Scranton with her parents. Mr and Mrs Will Warner welcomed a daughter born Tuesday morning. Taylor Hinkley leaves summer clerking to teach at Deckertown school. Ethel Stark Minnie Hinkley Ethel Hrown Mattie Reynolds Charles Schitler Paul Squires and Clarence Squier travel to Mansfield to attend the state normal school.
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Anna
Clara Wilcox
New York
Lyman Pratt
Lake Nicholson
Mia
Ada Cowin
Scranton
Samuel Warner
Will Warner
Ruth Kapp
Buffalo
Taylor Hinkley
H. W. Kling
Deckertown
Ethel Stark
Minnie Hinkley
Ethel Hrown
Mattie Reynolds
Charles Schitler
Paul Squires
Clarence Squier
Mansfield
State Normal School
Mammoth Cave Boxing Practice Ground Mentioned by Judge
A quirky exchange features Jim and a trainer debating a training site in Mammoth Cave with humorous suggestions about practicing in an underground space. The dialogue highlights the humor and eccentric tone of a boxing context voiced by a judge.
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Jim
Nervous Troubles ad promotes animal extracts cure
An old advertisement from Washington Chemical in Washington DC offers nerve relief claims using animal extracts. Matthews Bros markets the product with free trial details and toll free contact.
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Washington Chemical (Io
Washington, DC
Matthews Bros
Carpet and Drapery Sale in Scranton Now On
A Scranton retailer offers the finest carpets in all grades and prices. They also carry draperies window shades fancy chairs upholstery willow and rattan at about half the prices asked elsewhere. Close out on wallpaper stock at less than half price.
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Scranton
Twelve-inch Lizard and Other Oddities From Susquehanna
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Susquehanna reports a farmer finding a curious twelve-inch reptile in a well, described as lizard like with a frog head and porpoise breathing holes. Other items note sports scrimmages, church events, a Stevenson Point snake sighting and local civic news, with crowd conduct criticisms and upcoming meetings.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Wilson
Great Bend Township
Omaha Stock Jump Dominates Market Session
Wall Street reporters describe a day of frenzied trading with rail shares lagging, while Omaha leapt to 42 1 2 intraday as speculation swirled around a potential regular dividend. Total sales reached 650 742 as brokers noted volatile, emotion driven moves.
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New York
Sept. L
Omaha
William Linn
Allen & CO
Moara
Wheat and dairy prices mixed in New York market report
Spot wheat and corn moved higher with firm options while butter and cheese showed mixed to steady trading. The report notes strong spot grain activity and steadier dairy prices across regional markets, with several contracts closing higher or steady.
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New York
City Mill
Minnesota
H.gopalas
Drade
Masiye
Yadige
Yale
Mayaga,v
WiyudTige
Sthalslac
Salse
Walte
Etate
Pennsylvania
Itsaltec
Western
United
Philadelphia Provision Market Report Grading Shifts
Philadelphia market updates show mixed changes across grains and produce. Wheat firming for several contracts, corn steady to nominal, oats steady, butter and eggs firm, cheese steady, sugars unchanged, cotton lower, tallow varied, live poultry firmer with mixed types, dressed poultry steady, and varied weekly receipts and shipments including wheat 7,000 bushels and corn 9,000 bushels.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Chicago Grain and Market Prices and Cash Quotations
Chicago market report lists futures for Wheat Corn Date Pork and Rye with bid quotes and receipts and shipments for Flour Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley and Whisky along with grasses and seeds prices and sums for various months and delivery dates. Cash quotations show numbers for spring and common wheat corn oats rye barley flax seed timothy seed and pork lard and other commodities with receipts around millions of bushels and barrels.
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Read Southern RA. R
Svee Tim
Bouthern R. R
Ally At
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Ion Aus Boq Texaa Pacific
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Union Sicsees
Chicago
Ing. Ags
Ivacteves
Sia
C. Corn
2Galle
Hyadutge
Wyallyee
Dye
Yale
Bartely
Barney
Market Report Per NY Sept 1 Prices Steady
New York buyers and sellers reported steady activity across cattle and sheep. Native steers brought around 4405 dollars, dry cows 1750 to 160, calves 70 to 145, Western calves and fatted stock showing slight gains as lambs and sheep trend higher with hesitant demand.
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New York
East Buffalo Market Report Signals Mixed Quality
East Buffalo on September 1 shows Cartie Steady and Hoge Steady with firmer Yorkers Hood and Gla475. Sheep and lambs are strong with higher prices for good to extra choice, Mia 6.76 for lambs, culls to fair. Overall receipts total around 404.00 dollars with various price ranges for plow and common stock.
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