Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates and Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists price terms for mail and carrier delivery, including a six dollar yearly mail rate and three cents per copy or fifteen cents weekly, with advertising rates available on application. Publisher: Arthur Colegrove. Post Office entry as second class mail matter.
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Bidding Brings Rivalry to Muvele Shoots Hydropower
The effort to develop Muvele Shoots grows competitive as two or three major bidders challenge Ford’s government backed project. Allegie promises higher returns but seeks 100 year alienation of the Bhoaly, while others may enter if the government keeps the plan. The oil inquiry fuels national interest in safeguarding power resources.
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Ford
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Ingelf
Rothschilds taxed out of house and home by servants tax
A Viennese Socialist government tax on household servants is levying 72,000 dollars a year on the Rothschild family, plus high costs for car and wages. The piece argues such taxes threaten the family’s ability to run their home and suggests mechanized substitutes as a remedy. It also critiques other social policies and hints at broader tax burdens in Europe.
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Vienna
America
Rindschild
Americas
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Filey 1904
The Journal Filey recalls April 26 1904 with police orders to renumber buildings and notices of local officials. It mentions Prof Wilson in Warren Jase evenings, Alfred Reionawer linked to Arthur Christin of Colum bit, and a revival of a license announcement. Also notes Graduating MD Seepeans May Ath and health concerns in Philly and Plepgane street. City committees are named with Honorable members and ward assignments across Audit Water Street and Sidewalks, Sewers Health Police Printing Ordinance and Taxes.
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Mra JK. Young
RE. Plepgane
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Heineman
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Andrews
Alexander
Reany
Guignon
Simple
Ream
Gutignon
Rettm
Fring
Guisenon
Forest policy shifts toward conservation and careful logging
A U S forestry chief advocates abandoning reckless early practice, urging rapid thinning followed by careful replanting. He notes rising public acceptance due to lumber costs, better use of wood on farms, and renewed forest protection. Meanwhile Shawmut railroad announces retrenchment due to light traffic.
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Weremiey
United States Forestry Iureau
Coolidge
St Marys
Shawmut Railroad
Plant Something in Spring and Garden Ideas for Growth
A fragmented piece urges planting in spring to renew energy and creativity. It promotes tending a garden as a healthy, natural counter to urban life, calling for new ventures, development, and renewed ambition through gardening and harmony with Mother Earth.
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Juife
College students back Prohibition in a sober stance
In a Washington conference, college and university leaders formed a committee to cooperate with Twin Tenet agencies, urging stricter law observance. They affirmed the eighteenth amendment as the will of the American people and part of the constitution, hoping students will set a lawful example nationwide.
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Washington, D.C
Executrix Notice for Julius M. Smith Estate in Corry PA
In the matter of the Estate of Julius M. Smith deceased Letters Testamentary have been granted to Minnie May Alexander Executrix Carry Pa All persons indebted to the estate are urged to pay and those with claims should present them promptly to Minnie May Alexander Executrix Carry Pennsylvania Erie County for settlement
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Julius M. Smith
City of
Corry
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Eye Wonder What Becomes of the Old-Fashioned Congressman
A garbled colonial-era newspaper fragment alludes to a congressman from whom tax cuts may be sought and to experts discussing the Dawes report and Germany. The text is fragmented but hints at political commentary, moral judgments, and public affairs with scattered references to places like Sedalia Missouri and to events such as an earthquake.
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Pilla
Germany
Telat
Sedalla
Washington
More Gas for Dunkirk Sells a New Well
Gas from a new well drilled by the Dougherty Bros on the Seyneldt farm near Bennett Road south of Dunkirk was tapped last Saturday and connected to the Dunkirk mains. The well reached 2130 feet and gauged at 300000 cubic feet per day. More drilling is planned in the Dunkirk area this spring and summer.
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Dunkirk
Dougherty Bros
Seyneldt
Bennett Road
Warehouse collapse at Sheffield causes major loss of goods
A Sheffield warehouse collapsed near the Two Mile Creek after eleven tonight, sending a mountain of hot water bottles and stock into the creek. The wreckage breached the riverbank, inundating the adjacent building owned by the same company and creating a hazardous, swirling scene with extensive property damage and loss of inventory.
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Sheffield
Nantes
Divorce Granted In Erie Court For Dowling and Dawing
Helen Z Dawing of 424 East Twenty third Street Erie County courts granted a final decree to Wallice J Dowling of 1061 West Seventh Street. They married January 20 1922 and never lived together as husband and wife. Dowling testified he deserted, saying he was not financially able to support her.
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