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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1913
Page
8
Market report from New York dated August 11 lists closing futures and dope prices. No. 2 white corn and butter creamery extras are mentioned with fractional cents and regional hog and potato prices.
Buffalo markets report mixed prices across commodities with No 1 Northern wheat at 91 3/4 cents, No 2 yellow corn around 77 1/2 cents, and assorted oats flour and butter values. Cattle and hogs at No 3 East Buffalo market show prime steers near 8 3/4 dollars, hogs around 5 8 to 9 dollars, sheep and lambs up to 8 dollars, while Buffalo hay on track commands 16 to 17 dollars for Timothy.
A message urges men to actively seek better positions. Hesitation delays finding suitable work and a higher salary. Pursuing openings leads to improved pay as the right job fits.
Trade copy touts attractive dainty sweets and claims government pure food act compliance. Promises pure, fresh, sweet PRIOM product and notes consistently high quality.
In an overnight session the New York Assembly adopted the Frayley committee's report calling for Governor Sulzer's impeachment. Levy moved to impeach. a later vote postponed final action to noon today as factions argued over legality and railroaded charges amid Democratic and Republican dissent. The plan is to draft impeachment articles for presentation to the Senate on Thursday with Glynn poised to act as governor upon impeachment.
A Seientine American column argues the surest method to kill a flea is to place it on an impenetrable naval plate and confine it with cables, then train an irresistible twelve inch gun projectile on it from a close distance.
A garbled exchange coins a punchline about wires and a castle, contrasting Irish and Scottish wit. The joke suggests that Scots and Irish debated telegraphy, claiming old wireless knowledge in Oleeland, with a humorous misquote about wires under a castle.
The New Castle court district questions a Cleveland murder rumor about the Mevins case. District Attorney Dickey of Lawrence County and a Cleveland detective visited Bradford to pursue information from a woman who previously offered details. The tale aligns with past statements by Addison Ruth or Frank Barnes, but skeptics doubt the broader story.
Kane Pa Aug 11 a Kane yard crash sent five freight cars and a caboose from tracks damaging rails across about 200 yards. No injuries occurred though conductor Joby Murthough narrowly escaped serious harm while stepping away from a switch.
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