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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1921
Page
2
A county commission meeting announces plans to float a 500 000 bond to fund road improvements. The bonds will bear four and a half percent interest and were previously advertised in 1920. the notice outlines the schedule and terms for public bidding and approval.
County board members respond to criticism of highway upgrades and discuss cooperation with county leadership. Officials from the transportation department propose steps, including a series of rewards and inspections, to advance paving and repair work planned for the coming years.
Reports describe Warren Herg’s death during a wartime rescue attempt in France. The text notes a heroic act by Hergen, including efforts to save others, and mentions contemporaries like Hockenberry among those affected by the incident.
A street car on Cutwango avenue jumped its tracks near Commestiqat avenue yesterday morning. Motorman Sur ray Bhatt was hurt after the car rolled roadside, shattering a front window as it veered across the road.
A Virginia woman Lydia B Pinkham testimonial praises Vegetable Compound for easing monthly pains and urges others to try the remedy. She reports long term relief and asks publishers to share her experience. The letter is signed Mrs Genevieve Teegarden of Moundsville West Virginia and mentions Mrs Pinkham’s Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
City invites sealed proposals for concrete sidewalks curbing and driveways due by 6 pm Monday April 18 1921. Bid packets and plans available from City Clerk and City Engineer at City Building. Proposals must include a certified check or bid bond of 825 00 as guarantee with the bid. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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