Northeastern Pennsylvania Social and Business Notes
Veterans gather for the One Hundred and Thirty-Second Pennsylvania reunion in Wilkes-Barre. Locals attend the county fair at Tunkhannock and plans to repurpose Lake Sheridan water source surface in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Community notices include elections at the Factoryville Odd Fellows encampment and various local visits and incidents around Scranton and surrounding towns.
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Wilkes-Barre
One Hundred and Thirty-Second Regiment
Pennsylvania
J. W. Evlenberger
Ira Tt. Miller
Walter Manchester
Scranton
Frank Bedell
Emma
St. Paul
Minn
Stapley
Grace Dixon
Elwood
Nebo
Frank Dixon
Louisville
Neb
Tunkhannock
Charles Gardner
Reulon Gordoneft
State College
J. W. Reynolds’ Hall
Lilly
New York City
Rahway
N. J
Hudson
Lke
Keystone Academy
Lake Sheridan
Mianataka
Pennsyvania
Salvation Army
Reynolds’ Hall
Severe thunder storm hits Prospects area hinges on lightning strike
A violent thunder storm struck Thursday at 6 pm, with northwest gusts and dust in the air. Lightning hit Fr A Jacques residence on Prospect Avenue near the depot and damaged a chestnut tree in front of FP B Proper’s home. debris flew in all directions. No injuries reported though house timbers and plaster were damaged. A separate social event followed with Miss Susie Black giving a musicale assisted by Mary Jordan and Ralph Db of Scranton.
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Fr. A. Jacques
Prospect Avenue
FP. B. Proper
Elocutionist Grace Warner Re cited Two Numbers
Grace Warner, elocutionist, re cited two numbers at a gathering of about twenty guests. Mrs. N L Walker, recently at a sanitarium in New York, returned home Thursday evening after eye treatment. Mr and Mrs E L Bacon plan a few days at Lake Nicholson with Mr and Mrs S L Tiffany. Mrs HW Williams and elder Mrs Lamkin travel to Wetherly to visit Mrs George Hemminger's daughter.
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Liams
Grace Warner
N.L. Walker
New York State
E. L. Bacon
Lake Nicholson
L. Tiffany
HW. Williams and Elder
Lamkin
Wetherly
George Hemminger
Trains From Delaware and Hudson to Mountain Park
Travel notices list train departures at 9 00 am and 2 00 pm from the Delaware and Hudson station with fares 50 cents for adults and children free. Community notices report local visits, marriages, ward boundary changes, and a pending timber dispute with William Leidy over a $22,000 suit.
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Mountain Park
Delaware and Hudson
M. F. Crane le
Philadelphia
Simon Gilroy
Weat Side
Kate Campbell
Schenck
Gettle
Lebanon
D. T. Smythe
Avoca
Margaret McCormick
Annie O'Malley
Carbondale
Mootle
Kate Smith
W. M. Haggerty
Pittston
Father Quinnan
R. V. Doherty
N. R. Rutter
W. H. Gillespie
England
Henry Varley
Moosie
L. FE. van Hoesen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Minookas
Anthracite Park
Freeman Larnerel
Smithville
Luzerne
William Lelidy
Pittuten Township
Larnerel
Leldy
Leidy
Jenningsville Postmaster Named A V Taylor
A V Taylor appointed postmaster at Jenningsville replacing George DeWolfe. The fair score cards were prepared by Harry Cassidy. Wyalusing band plans a fair on October 2. Miss Eulate Houck of West Pittston visits town. George Orr plans moving his family to Dallas. Wade Jayne of Eatonville and Elizabeth McKelvey wed at the bride’s sister’s home, officiated by Rev J C Laycock. Dershimer and Clarence Little traveled to Harrisburg on legal business. Mrs Hewitt of Meshoppen visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W E Kiefer.
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A. V. Taylor
Jenningsville
George DeWolfe
Harry Cassidy
Wyalusing
Eulate Houck
West Pittstom
George Orr
Dallis
Wade Jayne
Eatonville
Elizabeth McKelvey
Elmer Brown
J. C. Laycock
D. Dershimer
Clarence Little
Harrisburg
Dr. Hewitt
Meshoppen
W. E. Kiefer
Concert at Fallon's Hall by Pittston Congregational Church
Mr and Mrs Thomas Lewis visit friends in Pittston Friday. The Congregational church will hold a grand concert Saturday night Sept 18 at Fallons hall Old Forge. Artists include soprano Misa Blodwen TM Reese prize singer of National eisteddfod Wales contralto Master Myrddyn Reese boy singer of Nanticoke baritone Edward Griffiths Kingston tenor Joseph Williams Wilkes Barre harpist Watkin Davie Kingston elocutionists Prof D J Williams and Mr J Burke Wilkes Barre accompanist Prof D Jones Taylor chairman Hon Frank Coyne.
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Thomas Lewis
Pittston
Congregational Church
Fallon's Hall
Old Forge
Misa Blodwen
Reese
Wales
Myrddyn Reese
Wonderful Boy
Nanticoke
Edward Griffiths
Kingston
Joseph Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Watkin Davie
D. J. Williams
J. Burke
D. Jones
Taylor
Frank Coyne
Mystic Cure Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
An advertisement proclaims a “MYSTIC CURE” for rheumatism and neuralgia that reportedly cures in one to several days. It claims immediate disappearance of the disease and benefits from the first dose. Promoted by Carl Loreng, druggist, 419 Lackawanna Ave., Scranton.
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Carl Loreng
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Hood
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Local residents gather for weddings lectures and visits in Uniondale
Uniondale reports include Mr Lyons recovering from a fall at 65, families visiting and returning to Scranton and Washington D C. Rev Bird delivered a sermon at the Presbyterian church. The Presbyterian Aid held a gathering with sixty five members and guests. Mrs Brock mourns a brother in Dunmore. Miss Nellie Bloxham visited from Susquehanna. couples celebrate tenth anniversary at home of L B McKown. Hostesses include Mrs May and Yarlette Tinker with sixty five attendees.
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Henry
Efcranton
George H. Lyons
Lyons
Mannes
Dunmore
Brock
Washington, D. C
Nellie Bloxham
Susquehanna
L. B. McKown
Shultz
Scranton
Phillips
Lake Winola
G. B. Stone
Forest City
Uniondale
Stone
Elijah Carpenter
Dr. Lyon
Snyder
New Milford
Samuel Owens
Clifford
Edward Tennant
William E. Jenkins
Wilkes-Barre
D. D. Jenkins
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arthur Foster
Gertrude
William Cowley
Middletown
N. Y
George Spencer
Joseph Knight
Carrie Hull
Lyon
Harry
May
Yarlette ‘Tinker
Presbyterian Aid Society
Major
Hull
Andrew Mitchell
Lewis &. Jones
Carbondale
Edward Morgan
Anna Burnett
Washington, D. Cc
Markets Rise on Mixed Activity and Coal Sector Demand
Wall Street opened firmer with broad price gains but uneven advances. Coal stocks led the rally with New Jersey Central and Readymade issues rising, while several rail and industrials posted smaller gains or declines. Union Pacific and Toledo equities stood out among movers as analysts noted improving soft coal sector sentiment.
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New York
Spara
Grangera
Vanderbilts
New Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Delaware
Atchison
Wabash
Toledo
Ohio Central
Hocking Valley
Union Pacific
Manhattan
Chicago Great Western
Western Union
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Loui
Tota Gales
William Linn
Allen & CO
Mears Building
New York Produce Market Faces Mixed Moves on Sept 17
The New York market shows flour and wheat declines amid tight trade and liquidation. Prices for corn, oats, and butter shift with spot weakness in wheat and ongoing demand signals from export markets. Receipts include 60,000 bushels of wheat and 29,000 of corn as shipments push forward.
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New York
Elly Mill
Minnesota
Duluth
F. O B
Liverpool News
Meditec
Swahloc
Pbutter
Western Creamery
KaiStac
Imiltation Creamery
Malte
State Dairy
Lai'eec
Do. Crygmery
Malklge
Larrye Wiite
Portekims
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Eltymids
Western
Chicago Market Quotes Earliest Futures and Cash Wheat
Chicago on September 17 reports leading futures for Wheat Corn and Rice with various months and prices. Cash flour and grain quotes show steady demand with No 2 spring wheat and No 2 corn values noted.
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Chicago
Oiailie
Wyallie
Park
Grain market prices and shipments reported
The article lists various grain commodities with grades and prices including rye, barley, wheat, and flour. It notes nominal prices for rye and barley, a price of 2.55 for pork, and substantial shipment figures for flour, wheat, corn, rye, and barley across numerous bushels and barrels.
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Dyasaeec
Tate
Chicago Livestock Market Report Sept 17
Cattle in ample supply with few choice steers selling from 8 to 8. Stockers and feeders 110 to 140. Cows and heifers from 1.70 to 4.25. Bulls 4.70 for heavy bulls, calves 4.10 to 4.70. Hogs 20,000 head, sheep and lambs 9,000 head. Cattle receipts 60 head. hogs and lambs steady.
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Chicago
Texas
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady in Past Liberty Market
Past Liberty Pa September 17 cattle supply fight prices steady hogs steady extra medium weights 1 004 165 fair to best light Yorkers 4 4 90 pigs Midva 40 heavy B Mad o roughs 2 70 3 71 Sheep steady choice Mtdead 20 common 2 50 3 40 choice lambs 95 30 6 60 veal calves S c0
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Liberty
B.mad O
East Buffalo
N. Y
Market Summary Good Prices Amid Mixed Dairy and Livestock
New York reports mixed cattle dairy and hog prices with barely steady native steers and Mas.15 bulls. European cables note American steers at value, refrigerator beef at Hyadhe. veals and lambs show firm to stronger demand. hogs ease slightly.
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New York
Bizhad
Nalte
Hyadhe
Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady in East Buffalo Market
East Buffalo reports cattle prices holding steady with ranges from roughs to good and several dollar spreads around 4.8 to 3.90. Sheep and lambs show limited movement with a similar steady tone, while New York notes crude petroleum pricing and no bid on silos with high stock runs listed.
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Lackawanna Avs
Northeastern
Factoryville
Beranton
C. L. Frey
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
C. P
George W. Stanton
Frank Werrington
J. W
Samuel RR. Tilly
HH. Py
Armstrong
Amzi Harmon
Tavlewna Rebekah Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Red Jacket Lodge
John Connor
Manhattan Beach
H. L. Harding
Hinds
Conrad
Lawrenceville
J. Scott Inglis
Lackaave
Royel
Woval Baring Powder CO
Wall Street Review
Am, Tobacco Co
Sug
Re’g Co
Ee Southern
Chile
Llea Wits
MEL & Steneely P
Veces
Wits
Moly B
Wits Way
Maite Jetty
Sreery
Noel
Lend
Ming Aly
J. Entra
Central
Wty
N.Y
Alte Oie
Crit
West Siseeee
Muha
Tactiic Malleaten Aly Am
Phil
Road Sone
Bouthern BR
Ute
Lie
Houthern Rt
Wienn
Iron
von Tog Cue U. & Rubber
Saly Co
Seranton & Pittston Tras. Co
Ae National Boring Co
Firet National
Eimharet Houevant Co
Beranton Packin Scranton Savings Bank
Lacka
Tron and Breet
vieeee + Scranton Trac
Seewnaneee
Bcranton
Weeton Mill Co
Reste Eneere Oy
Alexander Carsep Yacee
Scranton Bedding
Mortecare
People's Street Railway
Eee
Scranton & Pitteton
Pras Go
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Schoo SF
City of Beranton St. Imp
Ibe
Ernon Coa
Scranton Axio Works
Scranton Traction Co
Ase
Chicago Grain Market
Fenet Liberty Cattle Market
OM City
Ierit
Snow
Weston Mile CO
Jersey
Pierce Penn Ave Market
Price
McCormick & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
T. N. Rutter
DR. Hill & Son
Baldwin's
Hunt & Connecl
Lackawanna Ava
Vivyer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Len
Myer
Lacka, Ave
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Ave
Third National Bank OF Scranton
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William IL Peck
Conrads
Lacka Ava