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Real estate listing notes available properties for sale. Includes prices and brief descriptions of location, size, and features. Contact details and agent names provided for serious inquiries.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1911
Page
7
Real estate listing notes available properties for sale. Includes prices and brief descriptions of location, size, and features. Contact details and agent names provided for serious inquiries.
A lengthy listing shows numerous properties for sale and rent in the area. Raymond Block on Center Street priced at 10 000 and several other houses, farms, and lots along Main Avenue, Washington Street, Columbus Street, and surrounding roads with prices ranging from 400 to 10 000. Rentals include two family houses and a flat.
The Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency advertises houses and lots at half the building cost, including a fine lot near the park, the Shuler property of about five acres in Columbow Vora, and multiple rented or for-sale properties. Office at 110-112-114 W Main Street Cory Pa.
A collage of sale notices, rentals, political notices, and ads from Corry Journal. Includes properties for sale in Columbus area and Cory Upholstering, a Mitchell runabout for sale, gas and furniture ads, rooms for rent, a coroner candidacy notice, and various job and livestock listings. May include dates and local addresses. no graphic detail.
A jumbled sale list shows multiple properties and prices including 618 W Mun atraot 1600, 9220066 Nico building, 53,0600 Lot 60x128, 871 Pleasant Street 11600, 38000 two story building on Church Street, 621 Wayne Way $1400, 211 Marion Street 12 rooms, and 64 Acres near Hoar Lake. Includes double houses, barns, lots, and exchange offers with various street names and monetary figures.
The article contrasts real statesmanship with expediency and immortality. It mentions Milo of Croton, victor at Olympic and Pythian games, and cites a legend of his gluttony with heavy meals and wine. It also notes a joke about a stepmother and a soapstone paint that preserves buildings.
In a fragmentary personal note the speaker mentions a husband, old friends, and a request to check a necklace. The text references the Cleveland Pluto Center and a valuation of money, with cross examination about age and ownership. The garbled dialogue hints at a legal proceeding and witness questioning.
The Washington Herald reports an electrial wonder clock on display in Chicago featuring pendulum bands of 8,000 pounds and a display of colored lamps. The dial shows sixty globes around the edge with lights advancing every two minutes, and the hour hand is a three-foot illuminated feature moving at five-minute intervals.
A fragmented excerpt cites a desk full of a thousand successful men who shaped industry and education through steam, electricity, and construction. It notes diverse beginnings from farmers to newsboys and apprentices, with only fifty claiming wealthy parents.
A fragmentary historical note extols the Maryland tomato as a perfect fruit, grown through shifting weather and human cultivation. It traces origins from native and settler influences, praising its water content, nutrition, and regional prestige amid inconsistent climate and agricultural lore.
A fragmentary clipping cites opinions on animal diversity in America and Europe, noting opossums as a European discovery and contrasting New York and London rail grade crossing practices. It discusses protective laws, tax allocations for grades, and projected urban infrastructure plans, with references to various cities and states.
A garbled text fragment discusses fashion and daily life, mentioning mistaken bold design, import coats, women’s bikinis, and household scenes. It hints at social commentary and consumer culture but unreadable lines obscure clear facts or figures. The piece reads as a fragmented historical collage with no verifiable events.
A wide array of donations and activities highlight women’s roles in education and justice. Margaret H Park funds talks on day and night courts. Russell Sage supports bird protection in the South. women’s groups campaign against women’s suffrage backlash. several women advance legal careers through NYU Law and related schools, with notable figures tied to reform and social work.
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