Educational Contest Leaders Inch Forward in Tribune Battle
The Tribune's Educational Contest tightens as contestants advance. Miss Fannie E Williams of Peekville and Miss Grace Simrell of Carbondale rise notably, challenging Jennie Meyers of Lake Ariel and Harry Reese of West Scranton for top spots. Charles Rodrigues and Davids V. Birtley also make solid gains. The ten leading contestants are listed with current standings as close race enters final stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin Eb, Williams
Peckville
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Jennie Meyers
Lake Ariel
Tribune
Charles Rodrigues
Davids V. Birtley
Fannie E. Williams
Peekwille
Harry Reese
West Scranton
Ten Leading Contestants Standings Listed
A list of the ten leading contestants is shown with names and partial addresses. Charles Rodriguez and David V. Birtley head the ranking, followed by Oliver Callahan and Arthur Kemmerer, with other entrants including David C. Spencer Miss Fannie E Will Miss Jennie Meyers and Miss Grace Simrell.
Crusade at Stroudsburg Targets Illegal Liquor Sales
Stroudsburg residents report multiple arrests for illegal liquor selling and gambling with hearings planned Friday. The Women's Christian Temperance Union and clergy supported by Law and Order Society of Philadelphia aided in the crackdown during fair week, marking a renewed temperance push after prior brewery opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Scranton Teritene
Stroudsburg
Sept. W
Stroudsburgs
Women's Christiaan Temperance Union
Women's Christian Temperance Union
EF. K. Dixon
William Veenschloten
Robert H. Crawford
Law, and Order Society
Philadelphia
Dixon
Vale Bnet
Stops the Cough and Cures a Cold in One Day
Louxative Flromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The ad emphasizes quick relief at a price of 25 cents with bold typography and persuasive copy.
School opens with over seven hundred attendance
Special to the Scranton Trummne Forest City Sept 11 reports school opened with over seven hundred in attendance. Three rooms in the new school building are in use. Presiding Elder Warner preached at the Methodist church Sunday and the Lord's Supper was administered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Trummne
Forest City
Warner
Stillwater Mill
J. Elwood
Walton
N. Y
Lafayette College
Mise Lovedin Parrett
Irving Teulenet
Stroadsbure Normal School
Joseph F. White
Worcester
Maas
Holy Crown Aol Lege
Edger Martin
Local Residents Move and Host Visitors Mentioned
Drayman and even farmers assist with visits and removals. Ulah Johnson of Glenburn guests at C. W. Lott’s home. James Mitchell relocates from Forest City to the Luse house in Vaneling. A. R. Bell returns from a business trip to the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drayman
Ulah Johnson
Glenburn
C. W. Lott
James Mitchell
Forest City
Local News Notes from New Milford and Nearby Areas
New Milford residents report a business purchase by John Hand of the Hayden estate lot on Matin street. James Culver and family along with M. r. Wilder and family spend a couple of weeks at Middle Lake. Jamon Keleher welcomes a baby girl. Several residents move or visit, including the Keleher family to Halistead for work on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad. A range of social visits and gatherings are noted with church groups planning meetings and locals visiting kin in Brooklyn and New York. Charles Horton, once a local principal, now an attorney, is mentioned along with other town residents visiting and hosting.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milford
John Hand
William Hayden
Matin Street
James Culver
M.r. Wilder
Middle Lake
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Clara
T. J. McCarthy
J. W. Axtell
Beaver Meadow
Ernest Davenport
New York
J. A. Bullard
Wilkes-Barre
Lock Eden
J. D. Mallery
Young Men's Christian Association
Tmailstead
Mise Helen Toft
Munsfeld
W. McConnell
J. C. McConnell
E. &. Garratt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Salon Mass
Charles Tucker
Alnghiumeton
Jennette Stephens
W. FB. Gilleeple
D. (. Ainey
W. D. B. Alney
Montrose
F. M. Tuutterfleh
Inex Shelp
Kirkwood
Fred Clark
C. M. Shelp
Horton
Womans’ Missionary Society
Presbyterian Parsonage
Ladies' Working Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Brundage
Charles Hayden
Local Notices and Updates From Springville
Special to the Scratton Tribune reports visitors in town and local inquiries. Milk station operator FE Lb Botton is home sick. Mr Rowtite’s parvings and Wellington Hounds are visiting. A furnace will be installed before cold weather. A possible felon on a thumb injury is mentioned. A water basin setback prompts piping rights dispute and alternative spring source. HW Corwin and wife of Binghamton visit relatives. Hal Colverine’s Sunday Record sale on arrival of the 8 90 train. A highway robbery rumor linked to Lys Vesta Lodge 1872 HL. Del Hondelshot and family plan two-week visit. Local entertainment by Home talent discussed. prior foreign talent cost $124 and yielded losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Leetie
Fauriner
N.Y
Botton
Wellington
Rowtite
Rownils
Thompeon
Susquehanna County
Propond
Partire
Corwin
Binghamton
del Hondelshot
Bat Hoye Ar
Community notices wrap Harford events and visits
Special to the Retranton Tribune from Harford on September 11 reports M Watson and family returning from a week at Anbury Park New York. J F Manwell and family back from vacation. various visitors stop by Sunday including Kingsley party and Binghamton guests. Funeral services for Jager Seymore held in Harford Congregational Church. Joseph Tiffany died in an incident last week. Junior Endeavor invited to a gathering with refreshments. Local entertainment planned at the Methodist church with Edwin Weeks and sister Elizabeth Weeks. new pavilion nearing completion for the fair. Relatives visiting and town preparations noted.
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Retranton Tribune
Harford
M. Watson
Anbury Park
Tey
J. FP
Manwell
Menith
Will Whitney
Wih
Kingsley
Kewitt Timphing
Binghamton
Jager Seymore
Pittaton
Charley GreenWoul
Wil
Kia
Mes
G. AL Alearna
Edwin Hh. Weele
Elizabeth Weeks
Pagen A
Reninard
Windnor
Susquehanna News Briefs and Discoveries
A state bill to fund a monument for Samuel Meredith, first US treasurer, is discussed with Belmont in Wayne County cited as his grave site. Hon James T Du Bois, Halstead, is noted as a Swiss consular figure and praised for his service. A fossil footprint find near Forest City reports about forty tracks in shale, likely from a large reptile. Riddles and quips close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Samuel Meredith
United States
Belmont
Wayne County
Jefferson
Erle
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Valley Fore
Meredith
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
James T. du Bois
Halstead
Switzerland
Willl
West Virginia
Binghamton Republican
Europe
Dubois
Mason
Berlin
Wakeman
Forest City
Velcum
Starracea
Calla
Montrose News Highlights Local Visitors and Wedding
Montrose reports A Vadakin and wife from Philadelphia visiting Ira Vadkin, M B Medden hosting W R Decker, and a church wedding of Minnie Backus to Gerriteon Griffis at the Baptist church. County institute set for Oct 15 to 16 with Professor Moxley directing. Community notes include a parade, an armory show by Company G, and various visits and misc. notices from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Montrose
Vadakin
Philadelphia
Ira Vadskin
M. EB. Medden
W. R. Decker
Inton
Frances K. Anvarmian
Stepher
W. D. B. Alpey
Take Ariel
Wayne County
Scranton
B.D. Hinds
Conklin
B. L. White
B. F. Carey
New York
McKinley
McKinley. Dr. Gardner
Nicholson
Faucherville
Clark
Mary Marney
Mra. J. FP. Wilmot
Mary B. Warner
Binghamton
Charles MM. Gallagher
Waverly
N. Y
Gallagher
Margaret Lyons
Nellie Beebe
Christine
Owenro
A. J. Brewfers
Maple Street
Sarah Merceresti
Ajeter
J. E. Gerriteon
Enoch Smith
Thie Place
Mise Kate Willis
South Montrose
Horace Nrewater
Merton Hanford
Friends
Montrow
Ort
Charles i. Moxley
Mallatead
Montroce Fre
Company G
Vance
Cautland's Pharmacy
Coin Place
Mira Minnie Backus
Gerriteon Grifia
BK. Thomas
Verna Beardslew
Lillian Rickue
Mr. Griffin
Cir Indat
Local Notes Record Visits and Weather Damages
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports social visits by Mrs Angus Smith and Mrs Mellon, Professor William Dennison, Miss Estella Howard, Miss Brown, Mrs Neleon Callender, Miss Loser Strong recovering from typhoid, and travelers from Port Jervis and Oneonta. Attending Sturraced graded school sees higher attendance. several out of town pupils named. A Thursday wind storm caused damage including downed fruit trees and the roof blown off Theodore La Barr’s blacksmith shop. Mrs W L Simrell and baby from New York are visiting Sampoom farm.
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Scranton Tribune
Starrucwa
Sopt. D
Angus Smith
Mra. Mellon
William Dennison
George Lampoon Place
Estella Howard
Mie Brown
Fern Hall
Sand Beach Cottage
Coxtown
Mra
Neleon Callender
Eir
S. J. Callender
Misa Loser Strong
Thempenn
Sturraced Graded School
Edward Gilleran
Arthur Newcomb
Lamont
D. A. Cook
Ethel Hedlington
Port Jervis
Mises Agnes Earl
Anna Melingh
Oneonta
Theodore la Barr
Wall Street Opening Decline Then Recovery in Markets
Opening decline on the New York Stock Exchange gave way to a partial recovery as traders covered shorts in Sugar People’s Gas and Brooklyn Transit. Southern Railway preferred and Louisville and Nashville attracted demand. several rail and utility issues rose or fell amid Texan disaster news and St Pauls earnings concerns.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Sugar
Peoples Gas
Brooklyn Transit
Southern Railway
Louisville
Nashville
Huttie
United States Leather
General Electric
Colorado Fuel
Chicago
Chicago Great Western
Leiter
St Paul
Missouri Pacific
Kanwe
Terao Prateret
St. Lele
Kansas City
BREW
Diacoek
Safe Deposit
Soranton
Clark & Snover Co
Scranton
Iro Pendt
Lackawakawanna
County Savings Kkt Co
First National Bank Cerbenta
Gannon Sheslies
The Woman on the Wall and a Doctor’s Remedy
A narrative contrasts a healthy wife with a shadowy figure on the wall while discussing how marriage changes affect appearance. The piece endorses Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments, citing personal testimonies of relief from headaches, weakness, and other conditions, and urges women to seek medical guidance.
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Lottie M. Douglas
Glenmore
Oneida County
Pierce
J. J. Myers
Washington
West Virginia
Goethe
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
I. Eee
Penny Wise and Pound Foolish Offer for Medical Advisor
Advertisement offers Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Advisor free by mail with 21 penny stamps, or cloth binding for 31 stamps. The 1008 page illustrated volume is available through Dr. Rf. Pierce, Buffalo, MN.
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Rf. V. Pierce
Buffalo, MN
Scranton Wholesale Market Dairy and Flour Prices
Butter Creamery and dairy tubs listed with corrected address 07 Lackawanna Ave. Full cream butter and other dairy items priced. Potatoes noted with a figure 16. Flour Best patent priced at 4.25.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Market Summary from Philadelphia Grain and Produce Trade
Wheat prices remained firm with Septem ber contracts quoted higher for No 2 mixed and white wheat. Nearby refined sugar and cotton futures showed steady to higher trends as traders noted demand shifts and regional production reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Solthwestern
Ilo
Southern
Itu
Gos
New York
Elohee
Ohio
Cokes
Poultry and grain stock figures in local sale
The record lists live poultry demand and stock with hens and fowls valued by weight. It also documents flour and grain totals including 400 barrels and 1450.08 petrits as well as shipments of wheat oats corn and other cereals amounting to tens of thousands of bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiest
Unclear historical market notes near New York Bet
Fragmented OCR text summarizes a somewhat garbled market report with references to Minnesota dairy, elevators, cotton futures, and various firms. Names and specifics are largely unreadable, but mentions of May September October and regional terms hint at a period market roundup with multiple commodities and company mentions.
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New York
Bet
F. O
Duluth
Sac
Leewtriker
Wikgudin
Aml Pounevicagla
Wheat and grain market updates from Chicago trading day
Heavy exports influenced a mixed grain session as wheat and corn quotes fluctuated. Prices for oats rye barley and pork futures showed limited gains with some commodities unchanged amid market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary
Chicago live stock market report shows cattle receipts around 4 000 with western and Texan divisions noted. Prices for various classes such as calves and steers are listed with values approximate. Receipts today total about 16 000 with estimated carryover 4 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Fed Ateon
Texas Ari
Texas Bulls
Sheep Sale Ledger Note Highlights Prices And Grades
A fragmented report lists various sheep lots with prices and categories. Mentions include top averages around 86.05, S.155.05, and S205540, with terms like native lambs and wet to choice wethers. The legible items refer to bulk of males and regional notes, mainly reflecting market quotes and stock descriptions.
Cattle Market Report From East Liberty Delivers Mixed Prices
East Liberty markets show cattle steady with varied quotes across categories. Mediums and heavy breeds post range values with heifers and calves appearing in limited bids as buyers assess weight and quality amid unsettled demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
York
Livestock Market Report From New York Sees Steady Demand
New York on September 11 reports steady prices across cattle and sheep. Calves show good demand with prices around 14.50, while sheep and lamb offerings are fair with steady values and limited activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cattle Prices Steady Near Previous Day Levels
Market notes show cattle offerings steady with limited movement. Prices quoted include various grades and weights with mixed demand, as buyers and sellers hold to yesterday’s levels.
Deafness Cure Claim From Catarrh Treatment Prompted
An old advertisement claims deafness results from an inflamed mucous tube and offers one hundred dollars to any case of deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It urges readers to consult doctors and send for the remedy information from Toledo Ohio.
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Ctessil
Uchear
Hall
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Webster Ave
Scran- Vine Street
Inms
Tom Ieeeeee
David V. Birtley
West Market Street
Providence
Oliver Callahan
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
David C. Spencer
Venaburg
Wesveeeas
Fannie E. “Wwill
Eugene Boland
Walnut Street
Dunmore
Evanscourt
Hyde Park
Lake ’ Ariel
Sia Laie
Entree
Scratton Tribune
Beecham
Whitney
James T. DuBois
Old Town
Rolling
Cascade Valley
Kalamagzoo
Rollins
Mra. Rolling
Kalamazoo
Ararat
Great Bend
Starrucca
Wall Street Review
Tribune Bh & Co
Sidsen
P. Pr
Hocksland
Bea
Peneeneaes
Federal Steel
Missouri Palas
Central Penewese
Heim Wit
Orestes Ny Ik & Western
Nort Pacific
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
East Liberty Cattle Market
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