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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1921
Page
5
A dense, fragmented OCR style notice page from a city edition lists legal notices, sales offers, employment requests, and local ads. Items mention April dates, apartment listings, household goods, a railroad or street address, and several vendors such as J. D. Murray and Arnold's. The piece references community events, charity dinners, and a Presbyterians club meeting, with scattered names and places in a late 1930s to 1940s paper vibe.
Fragmentary notice lists Pond Lily Flour priced at 125 dollars at J D Murray’s in King Midas Minnesota. Text is garbled with unclear references to Pennsylvania, penalties, and vegetation growth but centers on a local sale item and vendor.
Notice announces Letters of Administration granted to Walter L. Peake as administrator for the Mary Williams estate. It requests all debts be paid to the estate and all claimants present their claims without delay to the attorney, Walter L. Peake, in Car, Pa.
A fragment from a grocery advertisement lists prices on pantry staples and used goods. Highlights include Best Soda Crackers at .16c, Norway Mackerel at 15c each, Pure Codfish at .20c per pound, Fancy Lean Pork at 17c per pound, Fancy Peanut Butter at .17c per pound, and assorted teas, soaps, and dried fruits. The ad showcases a mix of imported and domestic items with mid 20th century pricing.
A jumbled historical classifieds page lists items for sale and services including bulbs, sugar, furniture, chairs, tables, hats, rings, and taxicab offers. Several notices mention inquiries, sales by weight or quantity, and requested personnel, with names like J. D. Murray and Perry M. Nichols.
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