Tunkhannock Fair Activities Highlight Week
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tunkhannock Sept 12 reports Judge Dunham arriving from Bloomsburg to hold court, real estate sales in Overfield township, a sheriff sale in Meshoppen, and visits by ex congressman Benson Wael. The fair opens Wednesday for three days with contests, balloon ascensions, and local events. Frank Burne funeral set for 2:30 pm at Tioga Street residence.
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Fire at plant delayed by steam shortage and wrecked vent
A brief report notes a steam shortage at the plant caused a faulty vent and a con had to be removed before fresh fuel could start the fire. Other items mention a Pan-American visit, a wedding of Miss Hertha Banker to William Melhuish, social visits, a near-fatal fall from a second story window, and details of the West Pittston fair with poultry judging and horse racing. Richard Brenton, 79, a West Pittston brick contractor, died after a long illness. his funeral is set for Saturday at 8 AM in Tunkhannock.
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Sermons and relocations mark Uniondale news roundup
Special to the Scranton Tribone Uniondale notes a Methodist church lecture by Rev. W. Hiller of Wilkes Barre and a recent sermon by Rev. D P Jenkins. Local families move or plan moves, school opens with Lynn Ayers as principal, and travel on Nortons Hill is criticized amid upcoming regional church events and Epworth League conference plans.
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Hallstead Plans Winter Season at YMCA
F H Belden announces a lively entertainment slate starting late October at the Hallstead YMCA with the Country Store as the opener. About twenty actors will perform, including both men and women, for the community. Mrs. Henry Millard and Mrs. A F Merrill visited friends in Binghamton Wednesday. The electric lights failed to glimmer.
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription easing cramps headaches and uterine troubles. It claims cures for female weakness and inflammation, with testimonials from women noting renewed energy and relief after fifteen years of suffering. Contact details cite Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo.
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Knights of Malta Liaison in Turbulent Times
An unfamiliar briefing outlines the Knights of Malta amid internal confusion and external pressures. It mentions leadership shifts, policy debates, and organizational concerns impacting public perception and future actions.
Portrait Puzzle and Town Building Notes
A series of rough OCR fragments describe an incident where a woman fell on a sidewalk and sprained her neck, plus notes on a contractor, Mrs King visiting, and various local civic matters. The text also mentions the erection of a store room on Main Street, and details about local military or fraternal orders, installations, and upcoming events with several named individuals.
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Social Roundup at Hawley Visitors and Local Guests
Special to the Scranton Tribune lists visitors to Hawley including Lambert of Paterson and Mrs. Jaimes Christiana with Harold Orr of Milford plus Mrs. Victor A. Decker of Washington visiting relatives. Other locals like Nellie Stott of Philadelphia and Charles Sullivan of New York also seen in town. Ongoing note of travel and visits with residents such as Asher Atkinson and Edward Lynch hosting.
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Bucknell Opens Fall Term Amid Slow Attendance
Special to the Seranter notes Bucknell University departments begin Thursday September 4 with faltering prospect for large attendance. Football coach Hoskins reports preliminary practice on Thursday and the entering class shows potential football material. Bucknell plays Williamsport October 12. Professor G C J Riemer, formerly at Harvard, will chair modern languages at the term’s opening.
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Pittston to Host October Foot Race Between Noted Sprinters
In Pittston A J McCue of Browntown and Peter Curley of Avoca will clash October 10 over at least $100 a side with $25 forfeit money lodged for binding. Curley may soon sign after McCue already did. A Chicago runner aiming for a one mile race against Curley for $1000 a ride was also in town.
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October 10 Parade Promises Great City Day
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Diocese of Scranton plans a parade on October 10. Transportation officials announce rail fare from Wilkes Barre to Scranton will be $1 round trip, with Lehigh Valley handling all D H M railroad traffic in Valley cars, signaling a large turnout and a historic event.
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Markets in New York Ease but Rally Amid Bond Volatility
The market shows a tentative advance with stronger breadth than at open, while government bonds remain weak. Traders note vivid price swings, with a broad shift in sentiment helping key groups and the overall index. Total sales reach 1,890,001 with a per share pattern around the day’s range.
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Local Market Prices Reported For Beans Peas and Staples
Corrected by HL GQ details a range of dairy and produce prices including beans per bushel at 2 dollars and 83.10 per bushel, green peas at 81.40 to 2, and flour patent per barrel at one cent. Terms like butter creamery and fresh dairy are noted alongside potato and other commodity rates.
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New York Market Report Closes Quiet and Mixed
The New York market closed easy and dull across many commodities. Wheat futures and spot oats show weakness amid poor news from Buffalo and President's condition, while spot soy and cheese markets hold steadier tones with scattered gains in certain dairy lines.
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East Liberty Cattle Market Shows Mixed Steady Demand
The East Liberty cattle market reports steady demand for cattle with mixed grades. Prices reference prime and choice steers, good and heavy lots, plus assorted sheep and lamb figures, though some lines show slower activity for wethers and culls.
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Chicago Market Dips on President Condition Report
Chicago trading on the board of trade showed declines as the president's health report weighed on sentiment. December wheat fell while December corn and oats closed mixed with some gains for December oats amid cautious trade toward year end.
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For Rent and For Sale Classifieds Mixed in Tribune Page
A dense OCR fragment lists multiple rental and sale items including 1200 feet floor space on the 4th floor of the Tribune building suitable for light manufacturing with utilities. Also numerous room rentals and a long run of sale notices for farms horses carriages and real estate across Green Ridge Jefferson Avenue and nearby streets.
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Loan offers flood the market from traders and lenders
An ad listing multiple loan schemes appears from George W. Owell at Coal Exchange building and Stark & Co Traders’ World. It promotes quick cash with low rates from 4 to 6 percent and monthly payment plans for any loan size, including building loans, inviting calls at various offices.
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Provisions slow 214 to Scents tower amid garbled trade terms
Fragmentary text lists items like spring wheat, oil gas, white flour, malting barley, timothy seed, pork, and shelter goods. No clear events or names are discernible. the passage resembles a damaged commodities section with scattered product mentions and quantities.
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Muddled Market Notes From Sept Ming Trade Row
Fragmentary report shows varying livestock quotes with sheep lambs and beef figures. Mentions sales at 10 cent shifts and prices around 34 85a 2s, plus mixed cattle and western lambs, with notes on quality and outcomes.
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Unclear Livestock Price Report from Buffalo Market
Fragmentary cattle hog and sheep price data from Buffalo market show various bids and quotes. The text mentions Hi Cattle Mall Hogs Choice and Lambe Choice with prices like 4.05 and 3.75 but is garbled and incomplete.
New York-Virat Game Report With Batting Pairings
A garbled recap lists New York and opponents with names like Hatteries Mickinan Bowerman Hahn and Rerenn Amplite. Mentions umpire Snyder and a second game between Brooklyn and Pittsburgh with players Poole Vi wener Newton Farrel and umpires Emolir and Brown.
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Baseball Box Scores From Washington Baltimore Chicago Milwaukee
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