Angora Goat Miracle and County Notices in Montrose
In Susquehanna County this week Joe Crandall of Great Bend battled an eagle during a hunt near Summersville. The bird injured him seriously before Crandall killed it for rewards. Local rail updates note Erie passenger earnings rise, and D and H crews work between Lanesboro and Ninevah. The Angora goat killed a calf and caused property damage after eating a torpedo left by a shipman. Stevens Point residents recall a memorable day. Montrose fairs and company reunions are scheduled for mid September with various local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Crandall
Great Bend
Joe Martin
Tom Crandell
Summersville
Crandell
Erie
Delaware and Hudson
Sttalkins
Lanesboro
Ninevah
Snackawanna
Buffalo
West Susquehanna
Stevens’ Point
Texas
Erle
Joseph
Wayne County Democratic Convention Held Harmonious Vote
Special to the Scranton Tribune. Honesdale Sept 4 the Wayne Democratic county convention met in the courthouse and adjourned with harmony. Charles McCarthy called the meeting to order and urged steadfast support as delegates were seated and officers named. Leaders endorsed Packard for Congress and Fuerth Brennan Thompson for the legislature with Dibble elected jury commissioner and Aryan endorsed while Quay and administrations condemned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Court House
Charles McCarthy
James Moylan
Mathew Leonid
Charles Dodge
Reading
Leopold Fuerth
J. D. Brennan
Pleweant
To. Thompson
Hawley
Fuerth
Brennan
George Watterson
George M. Dibble
William A. Pethick
Mr. Dibble
William J. Aryan
M. 8. Quay
Wricht
Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets Cure a Cold in One Day
Advertisement promises a fast cure for a cold using laxative brome quinine tablets. It offers no cure no pay and prices the product at 25 cents.
Fire destroys dwelling and contents near Galland town
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a Sunday fire in Galland townward area destroying a dwelling and its contents. The piece lists local residents and visitors, church services, and community notes from Susquehanna County including clergy changes, reunions, and a three day missionary convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Buquehanna
Galland
Boi
Thomeon
Avenue Methodist Church
United States
Hopealale
Presbyterian Church
Rod. Williams
Forest City
Charles Henry Neawils
Chitell
Mea
D. J. Sutherland Jd le Detroit
Mick
Misa
Wittell
Tnnienl
Searle
Bethor
Henry Chom Downing
Ohta
Westervels
Simqueluinnn
Ile Pereiynt
Brooklyn
Stiegwyohunia
Providence
Hideell
Vive Place
EK. Titwworth
Inghaniton
FL A. Goodwin
Unis Plice
Ensondale
Ching
Philadelphia
Scranton
Ureayn
Thy
Miequehanna
Waverly
Chile
Henke Park
East Lake
Fred Wright
Hilver Lake
Mortimer Smith
Montrose
Sidochantia
Scott Scheuer
New York City
Wiwithig
Oakland Side
Big
D. D. Dowd
Tangford House
Han
Niagara Falls
Pelota
Susquehanna
Marriage and local events noted in Laneshors area
The report lists community happenings including a planned marriage at St. John’s Catholic Church, a Sun-Juniors win over the Oakland Juniors in Beebe Park, and various local movements. It mentions activity in Laneshoro and surrounding towns with schools reopening for fall term and a new flagpole erected at Laneahoro echoes grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneshors
Monelag
Teac Bond
Birie's
Hornelieville
Susquehanos
Prrgess Joseph Pr. McVahen
Mise Bara Melly
John's Catholic Church
Beebe Park
Sun
Oakland
Mra
Roseje Bostwick
Montross
Susquehanna
Carbondale
Port Jervia
Row Park
Flinghemton
Ienry Blake
Scranton
Laurel Till Academy
St. John’s Parochial School
Laneahoro
Presbyterian church reception honors Brandt factory worker
Special to the Scranton describes a reception at the Presbyterian church for a chair factory employee from Brandt with music and readings by local performers. The event included a V M G A meeting plans, a theft attempt on M F Hand’s grocery, well repairs by WR Morry, and various community notes on visits and travels around Elmira and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Reading
Moewelisn Ger
Pfoweres
Mallory
Baptistehired
New Milford
V. M
Putas
Royal TL TH. V. MG. A
Yoko Pellows
Averaer
M. F. Hand
Morry
Commell Tie
BE. Moxtey
Miles Maggie McDonald
Mian
Mary Mullen
Elmira
Mise Anna McCarthy
James T. DuBole
Galusha A. Grow
Glenwood
Mer
Joseph Gruslin
Elmina Relatyes
Hustein
Clyde Chasa
Egaton
Mon
Ph Chie
Jane Oreahien
Kingston
RB. Peery
James Merry
Sinquel
BOC
Reid Gine Janiily
Charles Reed
Tenart Lake
Catler
Reed
Long Island
Carpenter
Keesler
Hulols
Page
Thompson News Chronicle From Thampean Area
Special to the Scranton Tellme reports accidents and social events in Thampean. A man lost action in a fall, breaking an arm, as a doctor treated Harriet Washburn of Ararat Maine. Local residents attend excursions, school opens, and notable visits include Rev. W J French at Rouka Lake, Virginia Carell starting a term at Montdale, and the Gelatt family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thampean
Lavion
McNamara
Ronnie Ten Tert
Boeing
Ann
Coe Mea Harriet Washburn
Ararat
Maine
Ehe
Mra
Milea Kenyon
Leonardeville
N.Y
Ror Gelatt
Tle Etudion
Scranton
Twompeon
Rov
George BR. Morrill
Bethiny
E. E. Gelatt
Jefferson Street
Thompson School
Profesor
Jame Tooker
Cora Tasman
Jermyn
W. J. French
Rouka Lake
A. D. David
Union
Col
Sherwood
Avoca Notes: Ladies Aid Met at Mrs Ginichie's Home
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church met with Mrs Amanda May Ginichie in Avoca. Tea was served at 8 o'clock, and the meeting drew a large crowd. various residents from Scranton Newport New York and Philadelphia activities and visits are noted among local families and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodiet Episcopal Whareh
Amanda May Ginichie
Scranton
Nev
Th. M. Paseo
FL Mohan
Directore Webter
Incomplete fragment prompts historical product claim
The readable text describes a mishmash of phrases about mothers, a byproduct of a health claim, and a person named Winslow with a syrup. It lacks coherent narrative, dates, places, or verifiable facts to form a complete news item.
Tribune Educational Contest Dominates Banner Day
Arthur Kemmerer of Factoryville advances another place as leaders shift in Tribune Educational Contest. Charles Rodriguez Oliver Callahan and Kemmerer top the list while Spencer slides to fifth and Boland closes gap. New entrants boost prospects. full details appear on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
Labor Day
Tribune
Charles Rodriguez
Oliver Callahan
David C. Spencer
Arthur ©. Kemmerer
Eugene Boland
Spencer
Sidney W. Hayes
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Richard Roberts
John P. Smith
Edward Murray
Robert Campbell
Standing of the Ten Leading Contestants
The list shows ten leading contestants with names and addresses. Charles Rodriguez, 425 Webster Ave Scranton. David V. Birtley, 103 West Market Street Providence. Oliver Callahan, 415 Vine Street Scranton. Arthur Kemmerer, Factoryville. David Co, Spencer Bloomsburg Pa. Eugene Boland, 235 Walnut Street Dunmore. Harry Reese, 331 Evans Court Hyde Park. Miss Fannie E Williams, Peckville. Miss Grace Simrell, Carbondale. Sidney W. Hayes, 922 Olive Street Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David V. Birtley
West Market Street
Providence
Oliver Callahan
Vine Street
Scran
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
Sewee David Co
Spencer
Bloomsburg
Eugene Boland
Walnut Street
Dun- RA
Bela Ec Zie
Harry Reese
Evanscourt
Hyde Park
Fannie E. Williams
Peckville
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Sidney W. Hayes
Olive Street
Scranton
Wyalusing Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Maw Wells daughter of Major Levi Wells died August 20 at age 24. A thunderstorm struck the Second Presbyterian Church at East Wyalusing, toppling the steeple and damaging nearby buildings. Rev David Craft of Maryland planned a visit to Leven. The freemen's convention is set for early September with a large local delegation. Miss Mary Wong began teaching in Larerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyalusing
Maw
A. Wells
Levi Wells
Second Presbyterian Church
East Wyaliming
Ism
Ana
Jenarre Hoag
Strodeburg
Davil Craft
Maryland
Leven
Sarre
Thie Place
Mary Wong
Larerville
Ale
Bligh
Seeleyville School Hires Edith Tulley Amid Local Events
Seeleyville opens the term with Miss Edith Tulley as principal following recognition of her strong teaching record. Miss Desert White teaches the primary department. Adam Maryman of Toronto addresses the Sunday School, with many attending Labor Day events and a light shower easing the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeleyvilly
Seeleville Echnors
Edith Tulley
Mine Tulley
Desert White
New York City
Adam Maryman
Toronto
Can
Seeleyville
Ledore
Emith and Son
Harold Conrad Birthday Party At Hopbottom
Harold Conrad celebrated his eighth birthday with eight guests and eight girls at Hopbottom. A supper followed by gifts and keepsakes, including cola boxes and wax lighted candles, marked the day. The piece notes heat and drought as a health menace and mentions visiting relatives in Me. Martha Dell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopbottom
Harold Conrad
Littleoye
Marald
Mistes
Jessie and
Ethel Hughes
Martha Dell
Local residents update and family visits noted by paper
The report mentions a trip by Lyman Kellen and Saunders visiting a cousin in Binghamton. Pauline Taylor is also described as traveling alone. Mrs. Fannie Mell returns home after weeks with her daughter Mrs. Charlie Hoover in Binghamton. Mrs. Russell Phillips plans a trip with her husband to see machinery at the ridge sale this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Lyman Kellen
Saunders
Weliourney Fiat Uile
Pauline Taylor
Aleo
Fannie Mell
Charlie Hoover
Russell Phillips
Unclear notices and local updates from Factoryville
Special to the Boranton Tribune reports unclaimed letters at the post office and a meeting of Panlowna Mebekah lodge No. 68 in Tunkhatnouk. Borough council to discuss two new posts amid petty theft concerns. Professor D C Hue arrives seeking housing. Rae to lead the graded school next year. Kevetone Academy enrollment rising as renovations fill. Funeral plans for Gardner and Gowleun. updates on L D Kemmerer and Stanton family. Also dental and health advert text interrupts local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boranton Tribune
Factoryville
Mr. BE
C. Keight
Miclarg Richards
Mire Meten Smith
Aili Wergate
M. Bardwell
Jamies
Vase
Spenaeo
Panlowna Mebekah Lodge
Odd Fellywa
Conheil
Tomorow
Profesor
D. C. Hue
Lacerville
Profesor Rae
Kevetone Academy
Woll All Roca
George W. Stanton
Lake Kewane
L. D. Kemmerer
Gardner
Tribune
Caples
Mee
David Gowleun
A. D. Gardner
Tudhund
Evergreen Cemetery
Market Fluctuations Mark Sugar Refining Shares Dip Then Rise
The New York markets showed volatile trading as American sugar refining stocks sagged on suspicions of manipulation before a potential quarterly 2 percent dividend, while other issues like Sugar and various rail and steel shares fluctuated. Trading volume totaled 307,000 shares with value around $530,005,000, amid mixed gains in Rock Island, Tennessee Coal, and St. Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tla
Util
Themm
Stock Exchange
Untertunte Shorts
Mrockton
Manhattan
Tennessee Coal and National
Rock Toland
Creat Nocritiom
St. Joe
Grand Mand
Wales
United States
Wool Vest and Double-Breasted Coat Sale Listing
A garbled catalog item lists wool vests and double-breasted coats with prices including 1.48 and 1.98. The text mentions various fabrics and patterns in a muted color palette and notes selectable patterns from a later ring of options.
Scranton Traction Rate Change Listing
City of Scranton sties information on street improvement rates indicating a 0 per cent assessment and Scranton Traction shows a per cent cass in the same clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Scranton
Scranton Traction
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices From Local Dairy Notes
Corrected listing from Lackawanna Avenue dairy tub suppliers includes price quotes for various creamery and flour items. Items like creamery tubs and Bermuda Online are cited with per unit or per measure costs, reflecting local wholesale activity in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. GO. Dale
Lackewanna Avether—Creamery
Feet Western, Inc
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Report
Grain prices and market activity in Philadelphia show mixed trends across commodities. Provisions and live poultry demand remain subdued while flour and corn futures reflect modest movement. readings include references to wheat, oats, rye, and various regional product items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Padalelphia
Sopr
Ife
Thall
Fisher
Umatot
Unclear commodity market notes with mixed phrases
Fragmented OCR text reports scattered market terms for New York and Duluth grain and flour markets, with sporadic references to prices, months, and varieties. The passage includes garbled names, dates, and indicators, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
Native steer shows strengths in Texan charity
A garbled note from Chicago delivers fragmented details about native steer stock in a farm or livestock context. Despite unclear wording, the item hints at readiness and competitive traits among teams or groups, possibly referring to Texan participants and active engagement.
Livestock Auction Report With Varied Buyer Prices
The auction notes mixed bids for cows calves and sheep with prices ranging from 40 to 97 dollars per head. Buyers showed strong interest in choice and heavy stock while lighter and weaker animals sold lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saar Boroluth
Saludus
Patie
Ali
Ty Wenterthe
Tevan ‘Sein
Gma
Wester Jama
Fragmented OCR Reads on Grain Prices and Wheat Varieties
The text provides garbled notes on wheat and corn pricing, grain varieties, and related crops. Scattered terms reference flour, oats, flax, and numbers that resemble commodity tallies, with many unreadable portions.
East Modale Result Summary From Local Market Report
East Modale Sept 4 market notes show mixed cattle, pig and lamb prices with overall dull tone. Report mentions higher levy effects and varying weights including wethers and yearling cattle, with figures around 70 for some categories and 8,046.70 for mined sheep, reflecting regional trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Modale
Svens Wether
Taxt Liberty Sept 1 Calther Ateady Runic Sn
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a list of items with numbers and locations. Readable portions mention Liberty, Sept 1, Norse, heavy medium, and financial figures like 6.00. The text is garbled with many nonstandard terms and uncertain names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxt Liberty
Calther-Ateady
Rune
Prinw
Hagges Ag
Raserty
Unclear OCR Notes From New York Market Entry
Fragmentary OCR reads like a New York market entry listing hogs and produce with figures such as 595 and 3 88, names Bodden Slat and Hoga Steady, but readability is too low to identify full items, dates, or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oalves
Fragmentary City Note Lacks Clear Details
Incomplete OCR snippet yields no discernible event or names. The readable parts do not form a coherent report, card, or notice with identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or actions.
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Wall Street Review
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Y Central
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S. Lowther
Prather
Navy Union
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York
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Beranton Board of Trade Exchange
Firet National
Hank Pete
Banke Oenee
Dimecha
Rust Tt. & P
Go Suranton Ive
Fe Deposit Co
Snover Pr
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Anee
Ikig
Poe
Amy Ley
Jonas Long
Roya
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SRS
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Nese
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Cushnan Bros. CO
Hudson St
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Bermuda
New York Grain and Produce
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Chicago Grain and Produce
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Siwady
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