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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1918
Page
5
Classified fragment lists jobs for girls at Standard Turnbuckle plant with apply to Mrs. Mclntyre and other scattered notices for clerks and office positions. Includes stray lines about Corset Co, employment ads, hay fever remedies, and a Grandin Hotel listing. Fragmentary, with multiple unrelated items and misspellings.
A trainman named Robert Noard died in a wreck in the Mt wa area. The crash occurred near Heatheyville with the old Hon Wileh line damaged and the engine derailed. Rescue crews and officials investigated the scene as authorities reported a fatal injury in the incident.
A reader asks about advertising property and choosing a reliable tenant. Guidance covers posting options, screening practices, and key criteria to evaluate applicants to secure a responsible renter.
Shorthand and typing course details offered by Bell Shorthand Studio. Nine months required for most programs. Inquiries directed to 109 F Mam Bt 1428894 Commerce Bldg, Basset.
Report details the destruction of multiple fishing vessels off a coastal area. It notes the loss of schooners and various ships with mentions of individuals and groups involved, and references to authorities pursuing perpetrators and assessing damages.
The article reports the appointment of W. W. Muir as sheriff of Warren County Wisconsin. It notes the formal action by the county authorities and lists the effective date and duties. The piece mentions immediate responsibilities and the transition from the prior incumbent. It highlights the county seat and references state law guiding the appointment process.
Public notices announce ticket sales for the Red Cross ball game to benefit wartime relief. The event features Blyndl Corps inspectors and matches at the Pury Widrkle field with 6 o clock kickoff. proceeds support Red Cross efforts.
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