Two Young Laddies Win Big in Tribune Educational Contest
Yesterday the Tribune reported standings in its Educational Contest with 16 workers. Jennie Meyers of Lake Ariel and Grace Simrell of Carbondale lead a shifting field as the two weeks left loom. The article notes standers change as subscriptions rise and urges continued effort to reach top rewards.
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Jennie Meyers
Lake Ariel
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Tribune
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Jonnie Meyers
Eugene Holand
Harry Reese
Holand
Mise Grace Simrell
Reese
Fannie Williams
Mary Yeager
Scranton Area Contest Standings Include Multiple Entrants
The list names contestants with addresses in Scranton and adjacent towns such as Providence Bloomsburg Carbondale Peckville Moscow Hyde Park and South Scranton. Participants include Charles Rodriguez David V Birtley Oliver Callahan Miss Jennie Meyers Miss Grace Simrell Miss Fannie E Williams Miss Mary Yeager Sidney W Hayes Richard Roberts Robert Campbell John P Smith and Edward Murray with varying street addresses and locales.
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David V. Birtley
West Market Street
Providence
Oliver Callahan
Vine Street
Scranton
Arthur Kemmerer
David C. Spencer
Bloomsburg
Jennie Meyers
Lake Ariel
Eugene Boland
Walnut Street
Dun- Taopo
Harry Reese
Evanscourt
Hyde Park
Grace Simrell
Dondale
Fannie E. Williams
Peckville
Mary Yeager
Moscow
Sidney W. Hayes
Olive Street
Richard Roberts
Hampton Street
Hyde
Robert Campbell
John P. Smith
Monsey Ave
Provi- Ooroe
Boulevard Ave
Edward Murray
Hamcourt
South Scranton
Scranton Gossip Notes and Local Moves
Bruclal to her cranton tribune reports a Sunday consultation for Mrs Hotan the aide victim of a walk accident two weeks ago with Dr Ainey from Brooklyn and Dr Taylor attending. Brown and family plan to move this week into Mire Fannie Dell s home. Pal and wife will move into Charles Kellnirn s abode. Several locals attended the Tewkdbary gathering in Brooklyn last week and names listed include Cran dell Randall Ward Tewkbary. Elise Tewkbary stays at Mrs Delamay s in Brooklyn. Maitland fair attendees from Walleyville named. Veornuane back from Ninghamton visit. Saunders recovering from illness.
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Charles Kellnirn
Brooklyn
William Crandell
Milesrandall
Almira Brown
Art Lauchter
Rhoda Case
Porwicha Tewhetury
Mire
Ellen Telvkelairy
D. AL Ward
Elise Tewkbary
Wieed
Mrs. Delamay
Maitland Fair
Walleville
Mowrs
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C. Carpenter
Charles Miller
Mire Fringley
Ninghamton
J. ¥. Saunders
Take Taxative Bromo Quinine Tab Jets
Fragmentary ad copy notes a drug product promising cure with money refund if failed. Mentions F. W. Grove as signature on each box and refers to druggists selling the item. It reads as a dated testimonial style insert with unclear context and incomplete details.
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Fall activities and local notices from Honesdale
A special Honesdale report notes the Alert Fire Company fall event on Wednesday evening. It lists political nominations in Wayne County, coal markets amid supply shortages, and social visits of residents including Miss Jentie Secor, Mrs. Lelia N01, and Mrs. Flinn.
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Waymart Notes of a Quiet Wedding and Local News
A wedding quietly took place at Cowleck Morace H. Albright Windsor, with Mr and Mrs Albright leaving for an extended trip. Various local notices mention Miss Myrtie Stanton, Miss Sarah Colbath, and other residents visiting, returning, or riding to events. Delegates were elected to the Republican county convention at Honesdale.
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Montrose Fair Plans and Local Notices Weave Through Montrose Report
Montrose residents and officials discuss preparations for the Susquittains County Fair with fourty fair structures secured and exhibits expected. Local trainer Charles Moxley from Maltestead oversees plans for an annual county tracers institute to be held in Montrose. A financial setback hits Theodore Lyons with concerns about a looming legal and business reversal. Martin Hyde suffers a stroke at his Spruce Street home, while Jessup departs for Vineland to attend school and Mrs. Smith hosts visitors including Mrs. Horatio Moore and daughters at Maple Street.
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NARIANI WINE Promotes Health and Longevity
NARIANI WINE is described as strengthening the brain and muscles and enriching the blood, promoting good health and longevity. It is marketed as suitable for overworked men, delicate women, and sickly children, and may be taken with soda water as a tonic. It is sold by druggists and substitutes, and is suggested for debility in warm weather.
Local Notes From Montrose And Vicinity
Fragments describe Littl Valley and Linquest visiting Montrose area residents. Mentions of Trothonotary Tiemu and wife from Tiinkharnork, father Thunwl traveling to Willie Barte, and a court area stonework update. Nellie Reena called home for brother Joseph Neena’s death.
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Avenue Methodist fair planned in Oakland Susquehanna County
In Oakland Susquehanna County Pennsylvania the Avenue Methodist church organizes a fair and festival. The article notes community events including a large gathering of teachers, a football team organized by the Susquehanna School Association, and local social happenings. A copperhead snake is reported caught near the borough outskirts.
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Oakland
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Erie
Washington Street
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George Frade
John Taegan
Avoca Social and Local Notices From a Busy Week
A Saturday evening quarrel between Faank Maloater and an Italian man over fireworks left both parties shaken and a broken stair noted after a fall. Kate Arelong named team schol in Aik owns and Miss Mary Borne returns from New York to oversee millinery, while Patrick Weaton departs for Ottawa to study. The National Express to Galveston relief shipments, with parcels received at the Delaware and Hudson station, mark community support efforts.
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West Side
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Mollie McGowan
A Word to Mothers About Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Mothers of children with croup or severe cough are urged to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate or narcotic and may be given to babies and adults alike. The remedy has earned wide approval in the United States and abroad. Matthews Pros sells it wholesale and retail.
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Market Prices Fail to Break in New York Trading
The New York market on September 17 shows no expected price break as selling orders surged in the grain and stock pits. Despite some support from steady coal stocks and ongoing buying from professional traders, prices drifted downward with limited gains, while bond and commodity markets remained irregular. Large grain shipments and poultry demand figures are noted, alongside currency and bond activity and erratic trading in various sectors.
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Unclear OCR item from local page
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and numbers. The readable bits include place hints such as avenue and western area, plus stray numbers and a reference to a vote or price. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable segments.
Wheat and market notes from Philadelphia grain page
Philadelphia market brief lists prices and movements for wheat futures and cash grain. Mentions Wheat-Finn and Sepp futures, No. 4 white, and various regional grain items with prices and conditions. Repeats staple notes on quality, month listings, and regional suppliers across the market page.
Wheat and dairy markets drift with steady openings
New York markets show firmer tone in wheat with spot prices and forwards mixed as traders note steady to firm movement across varieties. Dairy quotes edge higher in Western creamery and state lines while butter remains firm, tracking cash demand and regional production.
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Wheat and grain prices amid unsettled Midwest markets
Reading shows unfavorable weather effects across the northwest and mixed price quotes for wheat corn oats rye flax and livestock products. Notable figures include barley at 406.95 pork 1019.06 lard 0.00 and whiskey 1.04 with various grades quoted for white oats rye and timothy.
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Janesville cattle sale sparks varied bids across lots
The report outlines a chaotic sale with mixed results including 83,000 and 4,500 figures, notes on calves and heifers, and mentions of local producers and buyers. It records prices, outcomes, and references to cattle breeds and livestock lots amid a bustling market atmosphere.
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Market Report From New York Livestock Sale
New York sale notes varying prices for cattle calves and veal with limited demand. Sheep and lambs show steady demand with prime lambs steady and others slightly lower. Prices given in mixed units for cows oxen and veal with weak overall tone in spots.
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East Liberty Market Prices for Livestock and Hogs
Market notes list cattle and veal calf prices with varied quality grades. Beef and hog futures show steady demand, with prime veal calf and heavy hogs among items traded.
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East Liberty Cattle Market
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Cure
An 19th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by promising to pay one thousand dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured. It explains catarrh as inflammation of mucous surfaces in the Eustachian tube and urges readers to send for a free sample and order. It lists F. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio and notes sold by druggists with Hall's Family Pills cited as the best.
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Seated and Unseated Lands Sale Noted for October 11 1900 Scranton
Notice under general act of assembly announces public sale of seated and unseated lands in Carbonale Township Ok Township and Scranton City. Properties unredeemed for two years will be offered at 10 o’clock am October 11 1900 in the arbitration room at the courthouse Scranton unless redeemed beforehand.
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