Bargains Thicker Faster More of Them
Bargains grow with thicker items and faster service as more of them appear. Prices listed include 18¢ for a unit and 27¢ for another, with a 50 cent per pound reference.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
4
Bargains grow with thicker items and faster service as more of them appear. Prices listed include 18¢ for a unit and 27¢ for another, with a 50 cent per pound reference.
The column records scattered items from Corry and nearby towns, including court actions, a fire plant update, horse disease notes, police warnings, auctions, and a large advertising section listing vehicles, real estate, and assorted goods on sale. The mix reflects a busy rural newspaper page with community events and notices.
Members convene for the Epworth League election of officers after prayer. Reports from chairmen and committees are expected, with treasurer and other officers to be announced.
A fragmentary note describes a local shop sale at an unidentified venue with unclear names and items. The readable terms include a shop, a cow reference, and several garbled words suggesting a midweek transaction or listing. No clear date or participants are extractable.
Report describes a serious vehicle incident damaging property in Warren County. Authorities note extensive repairs needed at a local garage and a liquor supply affected by the accident. Residents question the event and its impact on nearby shops, with officials beginning inquiries into the cause and timeline of repairs.
A garbled cable dispatch references Isadugoy and Ruthnorhne messages about a prisoner of war, with fragmentary notes on London and Russia. It also mentions a U A worker and a local dealer, plus a vague report on treasury matters and the county planning for names of avenues by July.
Volunteers are invited to assist at the Red Cross rooms, offering help with relief efforts and community support. Organizers emphasize open volunteer opportunities and training for new helpers.
Sergeant Major Jackson D. Burke of the 28th Infantry was decorated for exceptional energy bravery and duty in Cantleny Venice from May 28 to 40. He volunteered to lead and moved under heavy fire to deliver important messages despite injuries. Burke's home is Matoneton Kentucky.
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