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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1919
Page
1
An OCR fragment references rents, humidity, and mitigation measures tied to a May date. It mentions percentages or figures like 330 and a nameless entity, but lacks clear context or identifiable people or organizations. The readable bits imply a housing or environmental note without full details.
A chaotic dispatch from United Proasy Borin outlines heightened danger surrounding the Danzig issue in Germany. The account references political strains, military maneuvers, and international concern as events unfold.
An official U S army events report in New York on April 1 states that units from Italy are arriving home. The dispatch notes heavy infantry movements and anticipated formal receptions as transports reach port with soldiers returning from combat.
Everett plans a new store in Jamestown with 25 foot frontage and 100 foot depth. The building will feature casement windows steam heat and an elevator service. This marks the fourth Everett Stove outlet opened in ten years according to local notices.
The report notes Rev. Fr. M'Bride's address last night and details a devotional procession and participation by church figures. It mentions the failure of discipline among adherents and references reports of arrests worldwide related to the faith.
A public notice warns residents near Wadley Lake and Corry Tivharmeys to avoid illegal trout fishing amid a winter season closure. Authorities urge compliance to prevent fines and environmental harm as enforcement teams monitor waterways and conduct checks in the vicinity.
A Warren garage theft led to the arrest of a suspect linked to stolen autos reported by the Evialoe Mirror. Wight and Caudill led investigators with the garage in charge, and the suspect was seized as authorities pieced together the burglary sequence.
The April meeting of Corry Grange will be held Saturday afternoon at 10 o clock in Magnution Hall. The program includes conferring of the dirit and second do Kroon, government ownership of mailroads, a Pomona Grange report by D. Bixby, and the Young People's Chorus.
Miss Wilber died yesterday afternoon at 483 Park Street after a lingering illness. Survived by a sister Mrs A D Corbin and several siblings including Mrs Corln Corrs and Miss Milred Wilber of Oil City, and Hiram H Wilber of Buffalo. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday afternoon at 2 in South Conroe Street home with Rev O E Wood officiating. burial at Pine Grove cemetery.
Several brief international items report river flooding and bridge conditions in Bristol and Neons area. War updates note labor unrest and potential strikes in Germany and America with talks on public utilities and immigration policy. The dispatches mention a range of political and economic moves and incomplete confirmations.
Harrisburg April 1 The Senate Committee on Education voted to repeal two measures related to German language instruction in public and normal schools of the state. One bill by Representative Mallory Venango requires instruction in English similar to the standard. The other by Representative Davis Indiana seeks to regulate German language classes.
A garbled OCR page appears to mix casualty lists with corporate circulation statements and investor notices. It mentions managers, stockholders, and mortgage terms alongside unclear references to public notices and meetings, creating a dense, partially unreadable mosaic of 20th century newspaper fragments.
Fragmented text mentions a plan to produce nine thousand loaves daily. Numerous garbled phrases reference locations, people, and possible institutions, but readable elements center on a bakery output target and Soviet context.
A historical column outlines the setup for telephone tax collection. It mentions officials, procedures, and the required monetary arrangements, detailing the process and participants involved in enforcing the levy.
From Budapest to Zuri reports say Soviet and German alliance talks are circulating. The name Juadira Hayes appears in the rumor mill as a linked figure.
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