Montrose Fire Parade Praised Despite Winds
Montrose fire department inspection and parade drew praise from the Burgess and council. Chief Payne led the march with Dullard's Band as onlookers cheered. some weak points were noted but the department’s readiness was affirmed. Also notes on marriages, library rummage sale plans, and Temperance Union officers.
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Sirvine
Montrose
Monument Aquare
T. D. Payne
Moase
Dullard
Hulistead
Burkess RR
James McCausland
Pennsylvania
Tihmor H Sear
Payne
Stroudsburg color line at Black Diamond Glass works
Report from Stroudsburg dated Sept 12 describes a white workers walkout at the Black Diamond Glass factory. They quit in protest over employing colored men as blowers and to protest the plan to use Black Diamond workers and white employees for tools. Milton Yetler of the Black Diamond company said the plant would operate with colored help and some white workers knew of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research
East Ceonplsbure
Pisek
Milton Yetler
Black Diamond Company
Pittston Meeting on Keystone Funds Transfers
In Pittston a meeting of Pennsylvania Coal company key funds members was held in Key stone hall to organize the district executive body and enable transfers between key funds without extra initiation fees. The session aimed to streamline member movements across funds.
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Beranton Tribune
Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Keystone Hall
Springtime and the promise of womanhood in nature
The article extols spring as the season of promise for girls approaching womanhood. It claims the period brings weakness and droop for some, and promotes Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, non alcohol or narcotic aid to regulate and restore vigor in the womanly organs. It also mentions Pierce's Pleasant Pellet as a help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Pierce
Susquehanna Death and Local News Highlights
After Bright's disease, Joseph Keenan, 22, dies at West Main street home. Funeral from St. John's Church Friday. Montrose Republican editor James P. Taylor visits town. Local officials, veterans, and water concerns noted alongside county events and school data from 1865 to 1965. Lines also cover ball games, ward division plans, and Prohibition ticket listings.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Bright
Joseph Keenan
West Main Street
A. C. HH
St. John's Catholic Church
James P. Taylor
Montrose Republican
Susquehanna County Medical Pension Examining Board
Delaware and Hudson
E. L. Barrett
Windsor
Richard Condon
Wiliam Stamp
New Milford
Ella Walsh
New York City
Beebe Park
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
Busquehanna Athletic Club
Flogan Opera House
College Transfers and Returns Highlight Local Notices
iaiughley of Attorney W. WH. Lee will enter Vansar College Mersie Milton Aimon and Willard Birdeell returned to Lafayette College on Tuesday Mr Zense Russell returned to the Worcester military school on Tuesday Hencs accompanied by his parents to New York City for fay in New York City by his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Nusselt
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Arthur Lewis
Mt. Zion
Clara Harding
West Pittston
Abel Wrigley
Newton
Eddie
Maine
John Allardyce
Anna Wil- Name
Plymouth
J. T. Matthews
Butler Street
Pitteten Library Association
Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
East Side
Abs
William Smith
Mira
John Dino
Mra
John Seoble
Annie Muncie
West Side
Thomas Aitken
M. H. Stevena
W. H. Jackson
al. Dando
Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Maple City
F. B. Kimble
Protection Engine Company
Freeman's
National Elevator Works
Deievin Woodward
Hamilton
Mis
Woodward
Mya
Mary Hell
Larissa Place
G. A. Place
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Charles McKenna
Scranton Truth
Lafayette College
The
Truth
William McKenna
Louisa Lee
Iaughley
W. WH. Lee
Vansar College
Mersie
Milton @aimon
Willard Birdeell
Tiderday
Zense Russell
Worcester
Mass
Hencs
Fay
New York City
Henry
Nusselt
Hopbottom
Merkutrater
New York
Jones
Scranton Dairy Company
McMillan
Nicholson
Hattie Green
Mie
Finn
Ithaca
Mire
Binehamton
Gilbert Davie
Charles Williams
Scranton
G. U. Strapler
Crange
Benjamin
Binginton
Saunders
May McOver
Khertram Dellas
Supitkay
Marvin Tewksbury
Catawlesa
Tewksbury
Broowyn
Iron Titus
Wyoming county fair prep under way at Shanton fairground
Wyom ing county fair opens next week with track conditioning and repairs at the Shanton Tunkhannock ground. Entries for races are filling, and bids promise a busy event on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Local residents and visitors attend events while others pursue education and legal matters. a European trip returns and a sidewalk injury suit progresses.
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Shanton
Tunkhannock
Fairy Ground
Wyoming County
Squire
Katz
Dave
Timpan
Vosburg
Skinners’ Eddy
Henry Fhummerfelt
Frank Frear
Ths Place
Lafayette College
High Echo
H. M. Bunnell
Telzabeth
Miss Bunnell
Stroudsburg Normal School
Mandie Detrick
Charlies Detrick
Lake Place
John W.young
Cambridge
Mass
Stephen Keating
J. Wood Pratt
East Tioga Street
Henry Harding
Scranton
Seeleyville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Special to the Scranton Tribute from Seeleyville lists visits and arrivals. M Arneth and family of New York plan a September 17 stay with H Owen. Various residents host or visit relatives in Jersey City Cherry Ridge Fiwood Honesdale Cleveland and other nearby towns. Willard Birdsall returns to Lafayette College and other exchanges include school attendances and travel plans by Dina Paul Dina Paul and Elisabeth McGraw among several names.
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Scranton
Seeleyville
M. Arneth
New York
Andrew Lutz
J. Duty
Cherry Ridge
Louis Molden
Fiwood
N. C
A. J. Hardwick
Dina Paul
Carbondale
Green Ridge
George Paul
New Jersey
Georgetown
Eliabeth McGraw
White's Valley
Avoca Theft Solved Fast. Two Culprits Apprehended
Detective Crippen of the Delaware and Hudson traced a theft at Avoca station to Patrick Clifford and Patrick Kane. Clifford confessed after officers found his mill keys and tickets. Kane denied guilt. Clifford, bound for trial, named Kane as partner. Also noted are a marriage at the West Side, student registration at St Johns, property repairs, and injuries at Old Forge and Pittston hospitals.
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Crippen
Delaware and Hudson Company
Avoca
G. W. Lower
Atlantic City
Fowler Curl
Patrick Clifford
Clifford
Patrick Kane
Kane
Wilkes- Barre
Blanche
Richard Deehle
West Side
James Chester
North End
T. E. Wilson
Miss Nettle
John Chester
Tribune's Educational Contest Shifts in Standings
The Tribune reports contestants showing gains as four participants posted improved percentages and Grace Simrell of Carbondate advanced from tenth to eighth place. Although leaders remain, the standings will change through September 29 with more earnest effort possible to reach the top ten and win rewards.
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Grace Simrell
Carbondate
Ten Leading Contestants Standings Listed
The list shows the top ten contestants with names and addresses including Charles Rodriguez Scranton and Oliver Callahan Scranton along with others from Scranton Dunmore Carbondale and Lake Ariel. Scores range from 42 to 166 points.
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Charles Rodriguez
Webster Ave
Scran- Tod
David V. Birtley
West Market Street
Providence
Oliver Callahan
Vine Street
Scranton
Arthur Kemmerer
Fannie E. Will
Jams
Peckville
Eugene Boland
Walx Nut Street
Dunmore
Grace Simrell
Bondale
Harry Reese
Court
Hyde Park
Jennie Meyers
Lake Ariel
Thompson News from Thompson Special to Scranton Tribune
Thompson reports on local residents visiting relatives in W. Parkersburg Iowa and Carbondale. Alman D. Miller leaves for Kingston to attend Wyoming Seminary. Community updates note repairs, new paint, telephone upgrades, and upcoming housewarming while farmers harvest corn and threshing begins.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
L. BK. Tallman and Son
Carbondale
W. P. Tallman
H. N. Walker
Parkersburg
Iowa
L. French
W. A. Crossley
Starrucca
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Allan D. Miller
Kingston
Wyoming Seminary
J. D. Miller
D. Y. Skillett
Free Baptist Church
French
Foster
Main Street
F. W. Lewis
C. L. Clark
Montdale
Frank
G. D. Barnes
Delverne Payne
Dayton Hine
Beranton
C. Cc. Wilmarth
Pitkering, Wilmarth & Co
New York
Mrs. Strong
Starracea
Louisa
R. F. Howard
Reese Jones
Scranton
Jefferson House
Ada Damothjy Injured In Bike Crash At Bradford County
In Towanda on Sept. 12 Ada Damothjy was badly cut in the face and head after losing control on a bicycle and crashing into the Porter and Ben drug store window. Recovery considered doubtful. Also in Troy a girl sustained severe injuries when a wagon wheel caused leg and head trauma. death likely. W J Young to start knitting mill this week with J Silbert of Philadelphia as foreman. Democratic headquarters opened in Foster block.
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Scranton Tribune
Towanda
Misa Ada Damoth
W. J. Young
J. Silbert
Philadelphia
Foster Block
Local items note prizes and incidents across Bradford county
The report lists J G Pratts Theda Clark winning at Ongo fair races and true bills against A Babcock J Culver and P Powers for counterfeiting in Williamsport. Other notes cover a Moxie post office opening near Wyalusing, sheriff orders to destroy nets, vaccination enforcement, and local arrivals, illnesses, and small-town events in Hopbottom and surrounding towns.
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J. G. Pratt
Theda Clark
Ongo
Babcock
J. Culver
Tuscarora
P. Powers
Turcarora
United States Grand Jury
Williamsport
Amanda Stles
East Troy
Sayre
Board of Trade
Lehigh Valley Company
Moxie
Wyalusing
Wilmot
Drake
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Let’s Refund Promise
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets with a money back guarantee if not curing. Mentions FE and W. Grove’s signature on each box, suggesting a branded pharmaceutical claim and endorsement.
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W. Grove
Markets in New York amid dull trading on Sept 12
The New York market showed little movement with few stocks advancing. Railroads led activity, Northern Pacific and Saint Paul in demand, while anthracite coal shares waned ahead of miners’ strike decisions. London opened weak but steadied as Boer news influenced sentiment. Total sales around 9,100 shares with bond activity sparse.
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New York
Cpeviaiion
Star
People's
Heakth Transit
Northern Pacific
Deptamber
Baltimore
Ohio
Tlacual
London
Comare
Tota Salem
Stuee
New Worthy Books and 99c Authors Offer Big Grab
Publishers promote a broad fiction year with many titles available. Prices are pegged at 99 cents to attract readers and boost sales.
Carpets and Rugs Very Cheap in All Wool Styles
A local store promotes a wide range of carpets from Wiltons to Brussels and velvets. They emphasize in house production and full service from laying to lining to ensure satisfaction and best results. Interested buyers are invited to inquire.
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Brussels
We Preach Good Groceries Quality and Low Prices
An old style grocery pitch touts quality first and low prices as twin selling points. It urges big buyers to consider wholesale quantities at reduced rates, inviting readers to learn more about savings. Prices cited include 19¢ 15¢ 17¢ 12¢.
Fragmentary OCR Item From Western Pennsylvania News
Fragmented text shows scattered words and phrases including locations in Pennsylvania and western regions, mentions of colors and packing terms, but lacks coherent context or clear events. The readable elements suggest a late edition snippet with incomplete names and notes.
Local Notice Fragment Reflects Crumery Dairy Market
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local trade notice or dairy market item with references to addresses, stores, and prices such as 2.40 and 3200 units. The readable lines mention various names and places, but the full context and actions remain unclear due to garbled transcription.
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Summary Note
The record lists firm bids and prices for wheat and corn with various grades and lots. Includes quantities of wheat, corn, and oats, with barrels, sacks, bushels, and shipments noted alongside firm and unchanged markers.
Market Notes on Sept Wk Plepr and Grain Prices
Fragmented OCR details show market chatter on September week involving petroleum products and grain futures. Mentions No 2 red spring wheat and various elevator prices, with quiet to steady openings and later uneven action and modest rallies.
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Nework
Weston
Wheat Prices Mixed as Markets Open in Chicago
Wheat firm early and weaker late with cash quotes for spring and red wheat listed. No. 2 red corn No. 2 white timothy pork lard ribs and whiskey prices noted. overall market dull due to wire service delays.
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Chicago
Cor
Tatgat
Éige
Lord
Chicago Cattle Receipts Rally Amid Mixed Texas Markets
Cattle receipts reach about 4 000 with 1 600 western and 800 Texans. price directions vary by class. Good to prime steers show around 4.06 to 4.15. mixed stockers weak. Texas fed steers around 4.25 to 5.60 for select lots. sheep and lambs show stronger demand with wethers and Texas sheep around 4.50 to 5.00 average.
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Chicago
Colve
Texano
Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
Hiei
Wetern
S.mad
Livestock Market Prices From Regional Auction Report
The report lists varied bid prices for sheep and lambs, with top bids around 5.80 for certain sheep categories and wethers near 4.05. Cattle and other stock items show mixed value across multiple districts and states, reflecting regional trading activity.
Reeves God stock market notes from New York sale
Market bulletin lists livestock prices and terms for cows calves sheep and lambs, with figures like 005.78 and 6008.76, noting steady to lower values for various categories. Mentions bidders, cash prices, and commodity codes in a dated financial brief from September.
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New York
Prasers
Cattle Prices Reported at East Liberty Market
Market notes from East Liberty listing cattle prices and terms for prime and common cattle, heifers and calves. The fragment mentions York stock prices and veal calves with various price figures and product grades. Observed garbled figures indicate trading activity and denomination errors in the OCR text.
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East Liberty
OW City Kept ML credit balances and shipments
Month to date figures show 1 288 certificates with no lid shipments. P2010 bevels logged for the period. September data indicates 1 065 740 in results with 604 60e average. No clear context or entities beyond generic terms.
Cure Deafness With Radical Remedies Promoted
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and proposes radical remedies. It claims catarrah can cause deafness, promises to cure and offers one hundred dollars for an incurable case, naming Hall's Catarrh Cure and F F Cheney & Co. as sources.
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Halle
Bend Tor Eles
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Kmart
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Susquehanna County
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Jackson
W. B. Gillet
Robert Alexander
Forest City
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Camps of Patriotic Sons of America
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Borouch
J. H. Codding
Hiram A. Case
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Bradford
Columbus Barracks
Fort Washington
Thomas Allen
Darius R. Terry
Crover
Wall Street Review
Mere Lane
Delaware
Hyde
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Federal
Wits
Norfolk & Western
Jonas Long's
Jonas Long
American Food Company
Armour
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Pettijohn
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Caracas
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Ilalvec
Jéwife
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Notral
Dam Vent
Anyon
C & Iron
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank Eenentenene
Bec Bank
Scranton Paint Co
Enewe Ve Snover Co
Sheen Kcranton Tronvere & Mig. Co
Scranton Axle
Melivray
Dickson Crty
Nufacturing Co
Lecka
Township School
City of
Scranton Travtion
G. Dale
Tate
Foot Western
Wtate
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Medivur
Philadelphia Grain Snd
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Hytter
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Doe
Eam
linlSe
Westehn
Sacka
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Chicago Livestock Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Kaet Buffalo
Ferling
Voala
Saacas
Praseera
Pisianea
Vorkiore
Medina
Couche
Mies
East Liberty Cattle Market
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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