Wealth of Luzerne County Walks in Counted Figures
The county shows 99,887 taxables with Wilkes-Barre supplying over one fifth. Real estate assessed at 42,480,857 and total taxable value at 117,989,864. Bonded county debt stands at 280,000. Valley Vigilant district lists taxables, real estate, salaries, and investments for municipalities such as Black Creek Butler Conyngham and Nescopeck among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiweroe County
Luzerne County
Wilkes-Barre
New Columbus
Boroughs
Hazleton
Pittston
Black Creek
Butler
Township financial figures for Nescopeck Salem Slocum Sugarloaf and Wright
Nescopeck township shows 263 parcels with 316731 dollars state aid and 13066 and 12766 expenses. Salem township lists 721 parcels with 513376 dollars and 43295 in costs. Slocum records 243 parcels with 103167 dollars and costs 13880 and 2089. Sugarloaf 429 parcels with 327488 dollars and 26380 and 27222 in line items. Wright 280 parcels with 99692 dollars and 7595 and 5955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nescopeck
Salem Township
Slocum
Sugarloaf
Wright
Personal Notices Include Huttons and Local Visits
Herbert and Mrs Hutton and Eddie Hlouseknecht left for Butler Pennsylvania on Monday. Mrs Claude Noss of Pottsville visits her sister Miss Jennie Bond in Nescopeck Borough. Miss Jennie Kebn entertained by Miss R and Mrs Smith in Nescopeck. Lizzie Zehner returned to Mt Grove after a stay with Frank Shuman's family in Mainville. Maggie Albertson returns from several weeks in Mahanoy City. Nathan Wagner of Conyngham leaves Sunday for Lakefield Minnesota for another carload of horses. Miss Carrie Wasp and friends visit country cousins after coming from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Noss
Pottsville
Jennie Bond
Nescopeck
Lizzie ° Zehner
Frank Shuman
Mainville
Mt. Grove
Maggie Albertson
Mahanoy City
Nathan Wagner
Conyngham
Lakefield
Minn
S Se
Carrie Wasp
Hoa Walck
Carrie’ Mace
Lottie Applegate
Local notices include thefts and rentals from Nescopeck to Danville
Several residents report small losses and moves. A grind stone was stolen with a $10 reward offered for information. Daniel Longenberger rents a Hetlerville farm and plans to move April first. Nessopock and Mount Grove residents update households and travels. Seed potatoes and shoes advertised for sale in the same notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Johnson
Fred
Doll
Mattie Johnson
Nuremberg
Richard
Trivelpiece
Mayme Richards
Danville
Mrs. &van Long
Wapwallopen
Mountain Grove
Daniel Longenberger
Hetlerville
H. Bredbenner
Nescopeck
Hoover & Hall
Walter Richard
Shumantown
Fellows
Washington
Fred. P. Keely
Seybertsville
Nuremberg Ball At Glen Hotel On Washington's Birthday
The Nuremberg ball at the Glen Hotel Rock Glen on Washingtons Birthday features the Marsteller Orchestra from Oneida with a supper and oysters on the bill. Preparations aim to make it a leading social event of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brobst
North Union Township
Schuylkill County
John Marchetti
Joe
Mad dog scare in Wapwallopen sparks pursuit and hunt
A large black dog described as a mad dog was seen in Wapwallopen on Monday and bit a neighbor’s pet. The animal escaped with the chase heading toward Shickshinny as residents reported the frightening incident and gunfire. Mrs. A Wesley Heller returned from Scranton, and a farewell phonograph selection was performed at Freas adler's with attendees listed. Domestic department offerings conclude the item with sale prices on linens and garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapwallopen
Mr. Wagner
A. Wesley Heller
Scranton
J. W. Angle
Freasadler's
Maggie
Clark Heller
Hon. H. Heller
Charles Slapper
Stout Tunbledown
Hash Kots
Charles Buck
Bishop
Home and Fashion Talk in Rural Ledger
A rural voice argues for farmers to sleep and work reasonable hours, own homes, and value leisure. It praises fashion and jewelry for women, urges land ownership, and links homes to patriotism and character, followed by local ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Valley
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Luzerne
Europe
Conyngham Township
Dennison
Hollenbach
Herbert
Mrs. Hutton
Eddie Hlouseknecht
Butler, Pa
Mr. Grove
Stan
Tso
Sarah Bird
Conyngham Methodist Church
Frank Rittenhouse
HUB Shoe CO
Yazleton
T. Croop
Prskirts
A Yd & CO
Bhazieton
Brighthaupt’s Bulletin
Aaron Bittenbender
Hobbie
LODGE
Washington Camp
Bart Freas
Hazleton House
Macdonsll
C. H. Bates
Ef Law
Hazleton, Pa
Daniel Kline
Freeland, Pa
Foley
Alexander
Lesure
J. T. Davis
General Merchant
St. Johns
Alexander Bros. & Co
Bloomsbury
Evergreen Park
Broh’s
Geo. Drumheller’s
Fichter
Pottsve
Butler Township
Andrew Fritzinger
Drums, Pa
G. O. Praetorius
West Broad Street
S. E. Fredrick
Sugarloaf, R. F. D
Keble & Haines
W. Broad St
Ludwig Pianos
Ludwig Piano Factory
Southern Boulevard
New York
S. Main St
Davy Clark
South Main Street
W.J. Thomas
Wyoming and
Gum Streets
John Schwartz's
E. Broad.t
Frazleton, Pa
Wm. L. Butterwick
Freeland
S.s.hess
Bell Telephone
KK. OC
Kuhn
East Broad St
Slate
Two Mountains
L.G. Williams
ST. Johns, PA
Kellmer Piano
Mountain City
Kellmer Piano Co
Hazleton, Ph
Dr. Ramsey
W. J. Hoagland & Co
West Broad
J. H. Gissel
Evergreen Park Hotel
W. C. Boyer
McKea
Clark & Scott’s
Fred Marshall
W.W. Reisenweaver
Conyngham Pa
Bray
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