Five Towns Elect James V. Clare President of Volunteer Firemen
James V. Clare of Montrose was elected president of the Volunteer Firemen’s association during the convention at Sayre Pa. His one year term emphasizes youth and leadership. Local officials and Montrose volunteers greeted the result as a move for stronger community fire protection.
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Montrose
James V. Clare
Volantee Firemen's Association
Sayre
Clary
Dan Arémas
Montfeeb Hose Company
Focal
JC. Harrington
Harrngton
Hee Wetleiely
Nopot
Mink Strode
The
Water Company
Adelberth
Darrow
Xt Frank
Sanda
fHalletead
Andrew
Mead
Mraie
Binghamton
Wemendag
Raw
Thomas Ouiyten
Anna Tyrell
Mantel
Fey
N. G. Tarke
West Pittston
Montes
Jennie B. Howeh Haw
Nebraska
Mia
Lyons
Berkhire
NS. Vi
Meath
Henry Teonard
Frank Dienes
South Montero
Srimecuee
J. Kbert Titan
Manlstead
Mee
Ante Tilany
Fider Alj
Brewster
HW. OS
Tiffin
Montrose Presbyterian Church
Treabytery
Lackawanna
Shickshinny
Susquehanna Agricultural Society
Rosemar Harry Smith
Pattieham
Mone Brothers
Mise Motlie Bevan
Profesor Smith
Len
Jigeler
Wick Cowetlie
Pawavide
Theomghout Tie
de Redo
Delaware
Lackawonna
Western
Lehigh Valley
New York
Norman Stewart
Riklake
Reunion of Seventeenth Cavalry Company TD at Grand Army Hall
Thirteen members of Company TD, Seventeenth Cavalry, met at C P B Whitneys into townslip for a reunion. Captain Asa L Corse was reelected president. About one hundred guests attended the dinner with speeches by older family members and the Whitings. The meeting adjourned to meet again on the last Thursday in August. A meteor shower lit the town at six in the evening with minor damage reported from a fire caused by a shed blaze in Jackson.
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Thothpun
Seventeenth Pounasivanta Cavalry
C. PB. Whitney's
Searly
Asa 1
Corse
Db B Hine
Beranton
Barnes & Gelitt
George Gelatt
Gibson
George
Gibeon
Hubert
Denathan vi du Thompain
Grand Army Hall
P. M. Gelatt
Whiting
Charles Golatt
George Whitman
Thomeson
Attrust
Risel Wrighter
Geranton Ghain Foray
J. Wy Lares
Colored Church
Miopoelt
Oelock
Diwapee
HM. Hensen
Jackeon
Bavi
Mee
Fox
Lewle
Oblideon
Mintidale
Teenant Cole
Bhakti
Sean
Social and Local Notes from Scranton Trib
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports arrivals and ceremonies across towns. Among those mentioned are J Cum ming of New York who arrived in Columbia Grew, and Edward J. Dwyer of Suaquelonia with Ming Katherine Bo Mullen of Qaklanl joining a wedding officiated by Prof. Meelete daniel Blak. Fires of hopeful cooperation begin October with the Ladice Guild and Men's Club at Chet Episcopal church. A play in Waverly NY features Mr and Mrs Warren Steete welcoming a daughter soon.
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T-Hon
Ato J Cumming
New York
Thirway
Columbia
New ‘York
Summit
Om Toosilay
Hw Row
I J, Maher
Edward J. Dwyer
Suaquelonia
Ming Katherine Bo Mullen
Qaklanl
Nyatrlige
Meelete Daniel Blak
Siteynedinternie
Great Bend
Ladice’ Guild
Chet Episcopal Church
Trouthly Hope
Chri
Waverly
NM Y
Mira Warren Steete
Winter Township
Mra. Raunk
Cobleskill
Mow
OQ. T. Smith
Paris
Gernivenr
Clara Maroney
Curhen- LL
Mra. A. Wittemberg
Cant Witterbere
Etrica
Mr. Witterbere
Scar
Elatian A Hersety
Sheitaens
Florence Nernkeopt
Wellaboro
du Iy
Pautine Kiemnon
Harton Reed
Familly
Tarnesliges
Gilberteville
N.Y
Thorday
Carrington
Brivdside
F. Pony
Broad Wtreet
Jackson Street
FL Singleton
Iome
Edward Lumble
eWillien
Unicerelint aeewsation report from Kingwey event
Special to the Sorento Trib une Hopbottom notes attendees including Meaval Miri Tiffany and Miss Pertwlin Towke. details a church listing and local visits. Reports on a shower, injuries, and upcoming education plans with Miss Thala Dunbar returning to Brooklyn to teach next week.
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Hopbottom
Kingwey
Wednewly
Thwneday
Tiffany
Cory
Martha
Fannie Tell
Pertwlin
Chirch
Tau Lote
Thala Dunbar
Wrooklyn
William Crandal
Etek
Saunders
Momus
Finnie
Mies
Iretie Ninoy
Larhryg
Mike Pernietig
Telallinge
Cednery
Tore
Stogktaktrne
Sornton Diry Company
Local News From Uniondale and Surroundings
Uniondale coverage notes a 20 to 10 base ball loss at Wola Hill, mentions Mrs Leula Negeon in fragile health, describes a thunder shower and a Ladies Aid event at Mrs Sarah Weat gate, and records a Prohibition convention in Carghter's grove with a Methodist Episcopal church service delayed by rain. It also lists a Forest City visit by Mr and Mrs Frank Hindlompee and local musicians joining a band performance.
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Uniddale
Sarah Weatgate
Mina Norton
Scranton
Louise Norton
Carghter's Grove
The
Malin
Methodiat Epivewpal
Mombai
Cis
Frank Hindlompee
Community notices and union event details misread
Trustees were elected Monday evening to serve in a local organization. A Christian people’s union convention was scheduled for September and eight hours of programming were planned. Attendees included various local figures and a reported meeting urged continued activity.
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Sept
Sim
Andrews
Fatin
Ty E. Wang Mowsen
Ani Hev
B.a.putelle
Sali
Wimiteh
Ain
Pade
Minnie
Akfin
Amirews
Jone
Marriage of Mr King and Bertha Peek Reported in Beranton
The Beranton Tribune notes the marriage of Mr King and Bertha Peek of the area. The ceremony occurred at an early hour with a limited turnout of relatives present. The couple plans a brief wedding trip then residence in Beranton with relatives.
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Beranton
Beramtine
Mice Hel Balch
Berkley
Therectilyn
Mim Ceewell
Mir Hottie Caewell
Keranton
Karl Ainoy
Wile
Megatone
Newdewmer
Tiffany
Manefeld
Soho
Caroline Williame
A. & Waldle
Storm Strikes Local Area Causing Tree Damage and Loss
A severe windstorm Tuesday caused extensive damage across the area. Trees were uprooted or broken, and limbs tore from structures including the University church, where lightning struck and damaged the roof and interior. A man named Ansel Tewkabory was injured when a tree toppled toward him, scattering splinters along the road.
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Manwell
Hom
J. W. Adame
Bes
Ke Inesse
Universityt
Ansel Tewkabory
Community notes from Elk Lake and area events
Special to the Beranton Tribune reports guests at a cottage in Elk Lake Delaware Meedames and a party including Miss Hand and Mrs Newkirk returning to Brooklyn. Anticipated coal strike amid rising winter activity. plans detail the Sept 25 fair and attractions expected to exceed prior years. Fishermen near Hencelite will not travel to the Inloee for fish with Princess Rosebud oil to be featured in an opera at the end of September.
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Te Brady
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Weed
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Beady
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J. Kirk How
T. Frank Ham
T. M. Fuller
Elk Lake
Moe Kathleen Hand
Willeen-Tarre
Anna
Mary Tracy
Mia
Sarah Coleman
David Newkirk
Mir
Frank Cory
Brooklyn
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Pope Ord
Rosebud
Howe
Thorelin
European Opera Trio Brings Vienna Talent to Dresden Stage
A Dresden performance by the original Cart Theatre company from Vienna showcased Johann Strate’s operetta and Amelia Stone, linked to Hoyt & McKre’s London company, with Vienna Daweling Girl and other stars as part of a broader European tour. The concert featured famed Stradivario instruments, a guest violin display, and plans for upcoming American appearances by Becker, Meeker, and Lillian Blanvelt.
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Cart Theatre Company
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Hoyt & MeKre
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Varia
Berlin
Vieni
Bodapest
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Iten Teal
Max Qaberie
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab label claim questioned
Advertised as a cure and money refund available through druggists, the label on Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets features BK and W. Grove signatures, with a note that it cures, raising questions about the product’s stated efficacy and branding.
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BK. W. Grove
Tribune's Educational Contest Opens to Ambitious Youths
The Tribune notes shifts in its Educational Contest standings led by Harry Reese and Sidney W. Hayes while promising three weeks remain to join. It highlights ongoing opportunities, rewards, and full rules in today's issue, inviting new contestants to enroll.
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Fannie Fe, Williams
Peckville
Sidney W. Hayes
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Charles Rodriguez
David Birtley
Providence
Oliver Callahan
Kemmerer
Callahan
Spencer
Richard Roberts
John P. Smith
Edward Murray
Robert Campbell
Markets Show Narrow Day With Mixed Rail and Coal Stocks
New York trading on Sept 7 featured limited activity by professional operators. Missouri Pacific led advances on expectations of rail relations, while Southern Railway and Chesapeake and Ohio lingered after profit taking. Coal issues weakened with anthracite strikes weighing on Delaware and Hudson and Reading, as liquidation persisted in bonds, with total sales reported around 184 400 shares. Brooklyn Rapid Transit rose amid tied holdings, and Tennessee Coal rallied from a prior low.
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Ohio
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Etoel
Raivas City
Totai Pales
Ald
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Note
Corrected by H. G. Dale Butter Creamery dairy items list includes Egee Select western Me nearby state cheese full cream bone marrow price 2.45 2.50 and other items Potatoes Bermuda 178 Flour Best patent 4.25 indicating a late 19th or early 20th market price roundup for regional buyers.
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Egee
Western
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Philadelphia Markets Report Mixed Prices and Large Shipments
Sept 7 Philadelphia market notes mixed grain futures and steady refined sugar. Reports show receipts of 1,400 barrels and 925,000 pounds in stock, with wheat at 14,000 bushels and corn at 26,000 and 27,000 bushels shipped alongside oats.
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Western Creamery
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Western
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New York markets mixed as futures edge higher on steady demand
Prices in the futures crumb show slight gains with No 2 red wheat and No 1 northern Duluth futures closing firmer. Spot markets remained generally steady across grains with modest advances in several contracts while options activity slowed.
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heal—Syot Mareket Ateady
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Red
Stee
Duluth
Bosca
Mmalge
Batt
Wraki Creamery
Na Wye
Imerk
Weetvrn
Unclear Market Report from Chicago Dated Sept
Fragmentary Chicago market notes describe varied provisions and commodity prices with many unreadable terms. The report mentions flour spring wheat corn oats and lard with approximate values and no coherent totals. Readers are left with scattered figures and uncertain specifics.
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Yale
White
Bartey
Market Notes From Chicago Livestock Sale
Fragmented report lists cattle and sheep prices and conditions across categories. Cattle and calves show varied demand with some bulls and heifers. steers and heifers mix. sheep and lambs noted with mixed quality and price ranges. Total figures imply steady activity and regional pricing signals.
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Wight 'Esas
East Liberty Market Report Delivers Varied Cattle and Hogs
East Liberty Sept 7 market update shows cattle labelled extra prime and common grades, with heavy hogs and veal calves offered. Prices seen include 72. hy 05.75 and 40s for studded veal calves, while brokers Haggs Slow and MOR note mixed demand and immediate testing.
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Liberty
Rtealy
East Buffalo Livestock Prices See Broad Increases
Market report from East Buffalo notes higher bids for lambs and sheep with Lambs up 1S to 25 per head and sheep steady. Cattle hog and veal show gains with overall prices and totals showing workers receipts totaling $4,018.70 and $4,700.75 in reported value.
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East Buffalo
New York Market Prices and Livestock Notes
Market summaries list figures for cattle sheep and lambs with prices in dollars per hundredweight. Details include sheep at about 2.00 to 2.20 and lambs higher, with notes on market activity and valuation in New York.
Boys Begin School In Dressed For Success
The notice promotes boys apparel for the new school term with jaunty suits and caps. It highlights knee pants in heavy wools, Percy percale shirts, blue cheviot waists, and fashionable hats, asserting low costs so every boy can dress well for class.
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Garner
Eton
Gare
Shoes Sale Offers Bargains on Misses and Youth Footwear
The listing promotes shoes for misses and children in all sizes with solar and patent tips and heavy soles priced at 1.25. Youths and boys box calf and dongola shoes feature solid oak soles and patent tips at 1.25. Women’s dongola button shoes with new toe and heavy soles, valued at 2.50, on sale Saturday for 149.
Millinery Sale Notes From Saturday Reduced Hats
Women and misses hats with stitched rims and polka dot bands offered at a discount for Saturday sale. Local shop promotes soft cloth designs and fashionable headwear in a brief merchandising notice.
Cures for Deafness Promoted by Hall's Catarri Care
An old advertisement claims deafness caused by catarrh can be cured by constitutional remedies. It praises a mucous lining condition and an inflated Eustachian tube, offering one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured, and directs readers to send for a free circular from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Knowledge Fragments From a Past Era
A garbled text piece references the Kateer Wilhelm church and donations, a Washington state protocol, and experiments at a station. It also notes a New Yorker who tried to jump into Coney Island but was saved by bystanders and later found work and happiness.
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