Thirteenth Regiment Camp News From Local Reserve
Martha R Schimpff notes at 317 Lackawanna Ave as the Thirteenth Regiment in camp reports bustle and camp life. Lieutenant Tracey secures a barn for commissary and officers arrange tents draped with horse blankets. meals praised and health good. Private Saville married. he and Gibbs were drummed out. Saville’s honeymoon lasts four days before orders return him to duty. Company F and C details cover outpost duty, officer of the day, and rumors of a return order. a pole vault contest yields Captain Hellingal, Private Kimball, and Dunkerry a high jump with Kimball at seven feet seven inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Tracey
W. J. Hoeggerty
Tribune
G. A. Hoffman
Ike Saville
Gibbs
Saville
Charles Cowell
Company PR
Oflvers
Robling
Company F
Captain Fellows
Quartermaster Carling
Freeman
Carling
Ertertet
Decker
Phillips
Carmitt Williams
Haghton
He Neaven
Meadoo
Company Co
Company C
Frank Moir
Joseph Burkhotee
William Beckman
Hotel Parley
Edward Plarkhowse
United States Cavalry
Burkhowse
Wallace Mcirwan
Hellingal
Kimball
Dunkerry
Kimbmill
Local Notes and Weather Hints From Nicholson Area
H P Wilcox of Clark's Summit visited friends Wednesday while Mr Crock is home briefly. Mamie McConnell of Wilkes-Barre visits Mrs Clarence McConan. Farmers predict a severe winter as corn husks are heavy and spiders are numerous. An open air concert by the Nicholson band Tuesday evening pleased residents. The greater plans remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Wilcox
Clark's Summit
Mr. Crock
Mamie McConnell
Wilkes-Harre
Clarence McConan
Nicholson
Town crowd gathers for band concert at M Mack lawn
Inhabitants stood along both street sides in front of M Mack's lawn where a band performed under W E Titus. P Wilcox attended the Tunkhannock fair on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Hiram B Worden of Batten visit local friends. Miss Jordan of Beranton visits Miss Sutie Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mack
W. E. Titus
SN. P. Wilcox
Hiram 2B
Worden
Batten
Misa Jordan
Beranten
Sutie Black
Local Notices From Avoca Area Doings and Events
The Langcliffe colliery will pay its employes tomorrow and the Lehigh Valley company on Saturday. Epworth League holds a church meeting tomorrow with a Kellum led literary program. Mrs. Schenk and Mrs. Getten of Lebanon visit Rev. and Mrs. Smythe. Mr. Michael Gallagher of Dushore visited Mrs. A. J. O Malley. Mrs. Taylor and daughters plan a Tioga county visit. Mrs. Druffner and sons return from Danville. William Drake of Moosic goes to Pottstown Mystic Chain. Lizzie McMurtrie, Moosic teacher, is ill. Anna Brown steps in. An at home tea hosted by Mrs. Sh C Morton drew a large North End gathering. Attendees listed from several families. Avoca and Moosie fans head to Scranton to watch the Minooka team play for £25 at Anthracite Park. admission 1 cent. Mrs. Race Hines named delegate to the W C T U state convention in Williamsport. Michael Corcoran’s funeral held. interment at St. Mary’s cemetery. Michael Kelly’s funeral held. large crowd. pallbearers named. Postmaster Solomon Decile approved. Miss Fitzsimmons to remain in charge for now. The season’s final excursion to Mountain Park Saturday by Ladies Catholic Benevolent associations. Lawrence band of Scranton to provide music. delegations from various locales to meet Avoca at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langcliffe
Lehigh Valley Company
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. C. Kellum
Charles Schenk
Mra. Getten
Lebanon
BD. T. Smythe
Michael Gallagher
Dushore
Dushore, Was the Guest of Mra
A. J. O'Malley
C. Druffner
Laula
George
Danville
William Drake
Moosie
Pottstown
Mies Lizgie McMurtrie
Moosic
Anna Brown
Minooka
Bh. C. Morton
North End
Morton
D. F. Smythe
Dr. Berge
M. F. Gilroy
James Morton
James Alexander
Henry Johnson
James Anderson
Walter Anderson
Anthracite Park
Race Hines
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Williamsport
Michael Corcoran
James Lyons
Spring Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Michael Kelly
Turven
Solomon Decile
Fitzsimmons
Town Visit Notes and Local Appointments
Miss Blanche Pridericl of Brooklyn is spending a few weeks in town. Cecil McKown of Waynesboro is here for a short time and will take part in the fair. Rodney Bardoe has opened a law office in Denver. Miss Joxie Boyce will teach school this year at Ransom. Riley Sampson of Binghamton was in town on Monday. Miss Lisaie Hiltz of Scranton visits Mrs J Frank Ross. Mary Loftus, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Loftus, died Tuesday morning. Jack Carpenter, Ashby, home over Sunday. Harry Courtright accepted a position in Reynolds Ackernon music store. Evens Avery spending the week with his parents, employed in a Syracuse machine shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Pridericl
Brooklyn
New York
Cecil McKown
Waynesboro
Rodney J. Bardoe
John Loftus
Jack Carpenter
Ashby
Harry Courtright
Reynolds & Ackernon
Evens Avery
Syracuse
Penicure Liver Pills For Ladies Sold In Scranton
Bright women will use Penicure Liver Pills specially prepared for ladies only. They act on the liver kidneys stomach and bowels while regulating and strengthening female organs. They relieve constipation sick headache dizziness indigestion torpid liver biliousness bad complexion irregularities back ache weight in pelvis. One little pill a dose. 25 cents. Sold by Carl Lorenz druggist 418 Lackawanna Ave Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Tervous Troubles Cured by Animal Retracts
Advertising short note claims various nervous disorders are cured by "Animal Retracts" and offers a free book from Washington Chemical Co, Washington BD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hbow
Washington Chemical Uv
Woarhington
Carpet and Drapery Sale At Scratton Store
A Scratton shop advertises a wide carpet selection in all grades with low prices. It also offers draperies, window shades, upholstery, willow and rattan furniture at about half the usual cost, plus closing out wallpaper stock at less than half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scratton
Wall Street Gains Amid Irregular Market Activity
The New York market showed irregular trading but prices rose on average. The Vanderbilt group led gains on strong earnings reports with several stocks advancing, while Missouri Pacific and others lagged. Industrials weakened, Sugar and Leather among notable fallers, and total volume reached 621,248 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania
General Electric
Missouri Pacific
Atchison Preferred
Northern Pacific
Louisville
Southern Preferred
Chesapeake and Ohio
Illinois Steel
Tennessee Coal
Bay State Gas
Ontario
Western
S. and
Chicago
Gays
Laclede Gas
William Linn
Ale Len & CQ
Mears
Scranton Trade Quotations On Local Stocks
Scranton Board of Trade quotes based on par 100 with Tid. Asked for Scranton Pittston Trac Co 20 National Boring Drilling Co 80 First National Bank Elmhurst Boulevard Co Scranton Savings Bank Scranton Packing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
National Boring & Drill'g Co
First National Hank
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Hank Scranton Packing Co
Scranton and area bond issues listed with payments due
A fragmented list references bonds and mortgages including the Scranton Traction Co and Pan e Township School District, noting due dates around 1918 and various railway and tramway concerns in Beranton and Scranton. The text mentions lenders such as the Trust and Safe Deposit Co and the Vernon Coal Co, with notes on mortgages and due payments amid a slate of local industrial firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston Trac Co
People's Street Railway
Dickwon Manufacturing Co
Pane Township
Beranton St
St Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction Co
Philadelphia Provision Market Report for Sept 1
Wheat and corn prices ease while butter and cheese hold steady. Receipts show 900 barrels of flour and 51,000 bushels of wheat with 4,400 bushels of wheat shipped and 187,000 bushels of corn dispatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Market Summary of Grains and Commodities in New York
New York reports mixed grains and commodities with No 2 red wheat prices fluctuating on export demand and evolving French tickets. Corn and oats show quiet to steady activity with modest gains and declines, while butter and cheese trend upward in creamery and dairy markets. petroleum remains dull with no market movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bard
Yale
Sopatitec
Western Creamery
Talhige
Salte
Ehgina
State
Western Freeh
Yadhec
United
Chicago Grain Market Fares and Cash Quotations
Chicago on September 1 reports mixed futures with wheat and corn mostly down while oats and rye show slight gains. Cash quotes list No 2 spring wheat at around 0.60, No 2 red corn near 0.30, prime lime fruit and meat prices supplementing the market data. Receipts and shipments for flour, wheat, and corn indicate active trading and loading at various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ribe
Kikiya Ril
F. O
Wawe
Shipmontse
Chicago cattle and hog market report falls amid weakness
A heavy cattle run showed native steers and feeders from 3.25 to 4.75 per cwt while cows and heifers held steady. Veal calves fetched 6.75 to 7.00, western range cattle sold to 3.14.40, hogs moved from 2.70 to 2.90, and lambs declined with most grades at 5. The market notes strong feeder demand and widespread selling at steady to lower levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Revelpta-Cattle Hog Sheep and Pigs Market Report
Puffalo Live Stock, Past Buffalo, Sept. 6 reports cattle active with steady to high demand. Hogs show good to shove with prices around 4504.50, roughs and common to food at 3603.90. Sheep and lambs fairly active with choice to extra at 3040.5, culls and common 205, and selected wethers around 0004.76.
Cattle Market Report From New York Trade Prices
New York market updates show Reeves Palry active and steady tones. Steers and stock cattle mixed with certain classes like calves and sheep showing varied activity and price ranges. Herd types including rough stock, dry cows, and hogs reflect a generally steady to firm overall tone for the period described.
Oil Market News Summary
New York reports petroleum trading with Penn crude showing no market activity and no bids in New York. Cred balance figures list 68 certificates and shipments totaling 4 760 barrels with runs at 106 046 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ON City
Sharp Gifts Threaten Engagement in Quick Witty Exchange
A brief dialogue shows a playful betrothal where one warns against sharp gifts lest the engagement end. The other counters with promises of giving himself, but is teased as too sharp, risking a broken engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
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Mont Relinkia
Martha R. Schimpff
Fine Headquarters
Company F Notes
Company CC
AVOCA
J. Scott Inglis
Lacka.ave
Royal
Rotal Baring Powder Co., NW Vom
Wall Street Review
Ing. Am, Tobacco Co
Sum, Reg Co
Southern
Ohio
Sith
Chicago Gas
St. Lo
Su & St. P
Poe
Delaware & Hud
W Sennewages
Diet
C Fr
Louis. & Nash
Pri
Manhattan
N.Y. cCntral
Ye & W
I &W
Omaha
Union Pacific
Wabash Ree
Wabash
Vow
Union
Oebaeers
Sheen
Cors
Oat Latid
Ocmidop
Lood
Puffalo
Llallec
Ticura
Porrea Dere & Coew
Coar Mrope
Lair
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
New York Product Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Bcranton
T. N. Rutter
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avenue
Rogers
Canadian Pacific R
Maine
Canada
Maritime
Minneapolis
Paul
United States
Northwest
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
EB. V. Skinner
Broadway
Old Dominion
Old Point Comfort
Via
Ginia Beach
Richmond
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Pier
North River
W.L. Guillaudel
Trafile
Myer Davidow
Lacka. Ave
Albany Dentist Association
DR. Hill & Son
Drexel
Baldwin's
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Snow
First National Bank
THE
Weston Mill CO
SEN
Lacka, Ave
Oison
Addre Co
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Ave
Third National Bank OF Scranton
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belen, Jr
William Hl, Peck
Conrad
Lacka Ave
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