Preserved Milk Cases Settled In State Prosecution
State Department of Agriculture drops charges against F. C. Munn Mulholland Brothers and Henry Wademan pleading guilty to dairy offenses and paying fines plus costs Morrison alderman local board of health not involved. Defendants faced penalties of a fine up to 100 dollars or imprisonment up to sixty days.
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State Department of Agriculture
F. C. Munn
Mulholland Brothers
Henry Wademan
Alderman Morrison
Board of Health
Cares Aguinet & O Munn
Palme Creamery
Mulholland Bros Ami
Henry Warden
Amnttk Lewders
Minera
Loewe
Howe
Iik
Eentborvens
Steven
Alhoef
Akerman Morrigan
Omugink Bee
Betty
Policeman Jack Returns After Short Stay at Mayfield Yard
A garbled newspaper item reports that Policeman Jack resumes duty with night patrols after a brief stay at Mayfield Yard. The narrative mentions a chase and various characters in a chaotic scene, including references to pills and a procession.
Railroad Time Tables Fragment Shows Daily Trains
Rail timetable excerpt lists routes and arrivals from Wilkes Barre Scranton Towanda and other stations. It notes trains to Waymart Carbondale Lake Lehore and Lake Lecore with morning and evening departures and daily service patterns.
Unclear transit notices and stray times from parish listings
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered references to departures and events with incomplete names and times. Mentions include travel to Seoanton and Cwrlemdaly, early morning departures around 610 am and 1000 am, names that are incomplete or garbled, and notes resembling town or public notices without coherent context or authorities.
Train Leave City Station Delays Daily Service
Notes show trains leaving Carbondale and Susquehanna connections at 9 40 a m with Western Seemerlety timing and 807 ppm noted. Mentions New York city, Butler, and Hinghweniem routes with patron details and a Senate reference.
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City Station
Carbondale
Deavepet Sevidoy
TM Ae
Apa Cate
Bineray
Hinghweniem
New York City
Butlals
Susquehanna
Suequehanna
Ine
Senate
RS & m
O. Om
Jack’s Gymnastic Walk At Delighted Coke Event
A fragment describes a performer nicknamed Jack executing a gymnastic routine during a local event. The scene mentions a price change at a tall edifice and a tramp present nearby, with references to a person named Wie and a patroman. The text is partial and unclear.
Ex County Surveyor A B Dunning Leads City Tour on New Transit Road
A group led by ex County Surveyor A B Dunning arrives in town to map a route for the new transit road from Scranton toward Curherndale and Waterdey. The report notes plans along the Delaware and Hudson corridor with measurements and trees marked, while a funeral service for Mieke Save Vantin is described with local dignitaries and pallbearers.
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A. B. Dunning
Scranton
Valley Company Secures 3 Year City Lighting Contract
The Lackawanna Valley Fuel, the Dieht Power and Supply Co. was awarded a three year city lighting contract, independent of Mayor St Patrick's veto. The decision followed a long council session amid debate over contract length and potential conflicts of interest. votes and motions reflected mixed positions among council members and labor union input.
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Common Council
Carbondale
Ventenmid
Fealle
Lackawanna Valley
Stpatrick
Kennedy
Dotin Masters
Stone
Loftus
W. J. Mastery
Trigliine
Thohiyjisien
Murphy
Collins
Nealon
Witii
Thold
Byars
Sos Tenioyr
Puclino
Luest
Uleet
Alline
Mieters
Iran
Ilegal
Peking
Egal Fey
Leber Union
Dhe
Joenihoers
Corminen Online
Hughes Cas
Wedding bells for Byrn Mhodister Chien and Mrs Cheerity
The notice reports the upcoming marriage of Byrn Mhodister Chien to Mrs Cheerity, with the ceremony to be performed by Pastor Mev Dr Biewe. Attending relatives include Mortimer Ty Filler and others, with plans in Carbondale and Princeton related addresses.
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Urhtube
Byrn
Jobotine
Os Bisons
Altho
Prinewton
Cheerity
de Deke
Wil
Carbondale
Cinertin
Roadway Improvements Near Wilt Farm Area Report
A joint street committee notes safety work along Boott Street near Wilt Farm. The project, supported by Councilman Battle, addresses road depressions and drainage to reduce accidents and improve access to the hospital.
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Rogneer Kup
Sipeet
Niles
Boott Street
Mayen
Phyalolwne
Joint Street Committee
Belent Councilman
Labor force advances at Mansfield yard project
A labor force is at work at Mansfield yard with a roadbed near completion and back laying to follow. The yard will accommodate all departing engines and is designed for the heavy coal trains that cannot use the yard turntable.
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Masfield Yard
Pelville Township Sees Major Tax Increase Plan
A garbled report from Pell township outlines a contested tax proposal affecting residents. The notice mentions a substantial increase nearing seven hundred units, sparking debate on budget priorities and public services.
Desperate Piles Case Quiets After Pyramid Cure
Mia, Wm, Kenmore, Bo, and Omaha residents recount a chronic piles ordeal. The writer says Pyramid Pile Core cured protruding piles quickly without surgery. Drugstores sell the treatment for a dollar per box. Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Mich advertises the book Piles Causes and Care mailed free.
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Mia
Kenmore
Omaha
Pyramid Drug Co
Marehall
Mich
Incomplete Plea Delayed in Common Pleas Court
A payday dispute involving a $4000 salary prompted a Common Pleas Court appearance yesterday but was adjourned to Thursday. The township solicitor Louis B. Cramer and the school board’s J. H. Torrey, of Welles & Torres, Scranton, defend against the suit. O'Brien and Martin are counsel for Mr Brennan.
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Dred Dollare
Common Pleas Court
A Day and a Night at Hoyts Grand
Hoyts presents A Day and a Night at the Grand tonight with a new production of the popular play by America's foremost playwright. The company is specially selected and the show features bright spectacles and striking new scenes with elaborate, costly costumes and meticulous production.
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Hoyts
America
Woodmeon of the World order grows rapidly in region
The Woodmeon of the World order, started here weeks ago, expands quickly with the local camp named na egyetal camp at seventy five members and new applications daily. Forest City camp recently installed shows twenty five members with hopes to double in weeks. The local camp plans badges and paraphernalia.
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Order of the Woodmeon of
Na Egyetal
Forest City
Passing Throng and Local People Attend Activities
Marl vink resigns from Furniture Dealer HK adjusting to successor W Pethick. J Hulstedk leaves position at Carbondale Machine Co. Joseph Honeen and Dan Hadgins visit Scranton. Margaret Kelly returns to Keokuk NY after visiting family. Several Carbondale residents attend Pan-American show in Buffalo with others planning trips to Thousand Islands and Montreal. Lathrop and Swigert attend Knights Templar meeting. Absent this week is the group’s party traveling via Pan-American route.
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New York City
G. F. Swigert
Iain Inghamiton
Knights Templan
New York State
Lathrop
Buffalo
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Lawrence
PaneAmerican
Willam Male
J. A. Vander
Wark
Kewoard Aunger
Mre
O W. Fulkerson
Mea
Wie
George J Benten
Wright Camper
Geiden My
Mire
Jewree Keene
Ma and
al M. Bitike
Local notices and town happenings in Jermyn and Carbondale
A crowded column lists marriages engagements and visitors from Carbondale and North Main Street. A mining injury occurs at the Brie colliery with slight, non serious injuries. Delaware and Hudson workers to receive two weeks pay at 3.15 pm. Buckingham returns home after months away. Several residents reported ill or improving. Jermys settlers James Sumpeon John Maden in critical condition.
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Dee Meyer
Carbondale
Mies Laurie HN Daughoer
Harige
New Tomorrow
Tompineville
Sills B. Hills
North Main Street
Mary Edwarde
Alice Wademen
Fiere Yeaterday
Charles Harvey
North Min Street
Second Street
Brie
Tony
McClure
McKinley
Delaware and Hudson Emtiieny
Buckingham
Claude Stocker
Lafayette College
John Trettey
James Psumpeon
Joh Maden
Jermys
William Nowe
Local Moves and Family News From Johnston Area
Household effects move to Gummoerti near Johnston as James Tucker and family relocate from Fourth Street to the house vacated by the Newes. Word arrives from the Pasteur Institute in New York that Seth Sprague, a Tribune cartier, is undergoing treatment, his condition described as severe but he endures with support. Mrs Andrew Clarkson and children and Mrs James Nicholson of South Main Street visit Wilkes-Barre relatives Mr and Mrs Robert Maresh of Dunmore spent Sunday here.
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Johnston
James Tucker
Fourth Street
Newes
Pasteur Institute
New York
Seth Sprague
Tribune
Cartiers
Andrew Clarkson
James Nicholson
South Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
Robert Maresh
Dunmore
Taylor'sville News Briefs From Old Forge Local Sketches
Funeral arrangements and social notices fill this Old Forge page. Names listed include Charlee Pear, Ethel Jenking, Mintle Cooper, and pallbearers such as David Haddock and William Evane. A Knights of Malta ceremony and Red Men visits are noted, plus marriages, football plans, wage payments, and lodge meetings.
Tonist Biograph exhibit at Father Mathew Opera House
Tonist and tomorrow night Penning ton's Biograph of Living Matures will be exhibited at the Father Mathew opera house. The employes of the Delaware and Hudson collieries will be paid today. Miss Henrietta Stone of Hell street has been out again after three weeks. Misses Susie Banks of Carbondale and Anha Langan of Hawley were guests at the Mahon house Sunday. Pro O'Malley left yesterday for Philadelphia to resume studies at the University of Pennsylvania. T. M. Voyle returned yesterday from a trip to Buffalo Toronto and New York. Miss Nettie Ryan attended the funeral of Miss Annie Lynott at Providence yesterday. Miss Norma Gormally of Scranton spent yesterday with Miss Nettie Mc Donnell of Delaware street. Mrs 7 A Hull visiting relatives at Maston lev BE 0 Haughton of Thurnmore was a caller yesterday.
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Pennington
Father Mathew Opera House
Delaware and Hudson Collieries
Henrietta Stone
Hell Street
Susie Banks
Carbondale
Anha Langan
Hawley
Ruestea
Mahon House
O'Malley
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
One Fare to Gettysburg and Return by Lehigh Valley
Tickets go on sale October 9 19 and 11 for a round trip to Gettysburg via the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the Union Veteran Legion Encampment. Return validity extends to October 15 inclusive. Bee ticket agents for particulars.
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Gettsyburge
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Union Veteran Legion
Bee
Allentown
Lehigh Valley RB. R
Lehigh County Fair
Boe
Peruna praised as kidney cure in letters to Peruna Medicine Co
Readers from Minneapolis and Washington report dramatic recoveries after using Peruna. Frances Matoon credits kidney relief and overall health gains after a winter battle with kidney trouble. Johanna Lewis and Joswhind Towle endorse lasting debility relief and renewed vigor from Peruna. The letters urge others to try the remedy and request the Peruna book.
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Frances Matoon
Minneapolis
Independent Order of Ghoody Templars
If Sixth Street
Minn
Frances Maroon
Eich Caaag
Johanna Lewie
N. Hrvang Avenue
Minnapolia
Peruna
J. E. Hoopes
Itt Street
N. W
Washington
Dcl
Peru
Perume Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Tor Poe
Dy 3
F. Flartniwan
Benke Divorce Request Highlights Family Dispute
Libellant Alleges Cruelty and forced separation while Mrs. Benke and five children counter that he abused them and refused to work. Scranton court opens second week of pleas with Corrigan v Scranton Traction on trial and multiple cases proceeding, including Neowa and Wells matters, with hearings and injunctions scheduled.
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Libellant
Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions Names and Dates in Notice
Fragmented text lists several individuals including Annie Cunpten Roberten Anema Ronn Monn with unclear roles. Mentions May 7 085 and references to a dated event or document. Overall content is garbled with partial names and scattered phrases.
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Annie Cunpten
Nodhaette Roberten
Finougl
Anema Ronn & Monn
Diva
Mie
Fhehritson
Heston
Frank B Littell Promoted To Navy Mathematics Professor
Frank B Littell of the city, long a naval observatory assistant in Washington, is promoted to professor of mathematics in the navy. He is a Scranton graduate and has served at Wertlevan and as a High School faculty member, returning with a delegation to study synadinatp. The promotion affects salary and duties amid other local notes and notices.
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Frank B. Littell
Naval Observatory
Washington
Navy
Mr. Littell
Scran
Fon
Selene Ganid Woeshokuiy
Tia Eite
Lstronsimopa
Coverniverdt
Charre
Synadinatp
Littell
Tobiah Fowers Athlow Toe Bretease
Silary
Repair shop upgrades with automatic screw cutting lathe
A repair shop announces new equipment including the latest improved automatic screw cutting lathe and announces readiness to perform turning in brass steel and iron with all work guaranteed and inviting trials.
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Ian Whitt
Harnes
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Delaware and Hudson Railroad
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Mertred
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Lake Ledger
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Waymart
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Daf A. m
Bas
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Wayne
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Seoanton
Pak
Erie Railroad
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Hirtson
Starles
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Ieee
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Bowels
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Mary Vaughey
Mieke
Vantin
Vlgee
Las
Michael Jude
Nicholas Heilman
Michel Huckiex
Frank Hridgemoer
Matthies C'Enmien
Seeeph Cron Lon
John Brower
Pleyes
Finnerty Am
Kurtell
WW. Bide
Are Mura
P. A. Ciortol
Mise
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George McMion
Jali Mllen Ow Myr
Diel Mae Jats
Tienes
George Stephens
Choerge Srey
Mirdwik
Wits Bell Sundas
Wie San
Gee Stephens
Von
Jawenue
Methotes
Enlecopol Etheland
Hen. A. FP
Chaffee
Magee Cemetery
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Bibetiikdaby
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Thobhisen
Wilpatrick
Skhiner
James May
Paget Atkinson
John Tonkin
Dipinyk
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Valley Company
West Side
Diavk
Wil Peetiy
Bowrith
Pell Township
Polaeellen
OR. Hand Condensed Milk CO
Scranton, Pa
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Charlee Pear
William Evans
Old Forge
J. 4. Jenkins
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Marcy
Ethel Jenking
Mintle Cooper
David Haddock
William Evane
William G. Beeley
Benjamin Willame
Thomas Phillips
Kenneth Matthewson
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
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Gilet
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Scranton Traction Company
North Main Avenue
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Duncen
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J. W. Rittenhouse
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Hie
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Scranton Railway Company
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Washington Avenue