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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
2
A garbled report claims an Indiana senator dies at a summer residence amid confusion over finances and construction costs. The text references government commissions, estimated losses, and a county agent appointment to lead the Erie County Farm Bureau, with efforts to engage farmers and address agricultural issues through local offices and county tours.
The article notes clothing prescriptions including sin haht trousery and bobtail tents for winter wear. It references Peace with Its bottor and contrasts with Philadelphia Brow as a lower tier option.
The Journal reports on the shift to junior high school structures as outlined by Prof. T. J. Briggs from the U S Bureau of Education. It notes aims to group pupils by subject ability, ease transitions to high school, and tailor instruction to individual needs, with widespread implementation in the United States.
Advocates argue rail funding yields capital to government. Project spans Minnesota to Moncton with up to 1800 wires and total estimated cost around 175000 dollars. Authorities in Toledo and Ontario list firms Cheney and Co. as sellers.
Residents react to Mr. Goshorn designating the Postmaster on July 23 while Eckelin’s commission lapsed months ago. The Cambridge Springs Enterprise notes confusion and public speculation over the office handover and a bungling local political process as townsfolk seek clarity on who runs the post.
S. Lehman of Lancaster chosen as sericultural extension agent for the county by the state department of agriculture. He will have offices in the city and begin visiting farms Saturdays, touring the county to help farmers with problems and raise farming standards through simple improvements.
Warren August 25 local officials and workers from the Warren Street railway began repairing Conewango Avenue extension between the pavement and Fort Growls. Workers tore up the avenue to realign tracks laid when the company extended to the Fair Grounds. The project aims to restore a solid bed and foundation for the new surface.
Voters and farmers react as a street car and roadway plan advances. Officials report the Mir Association and street railway company will deploy workers to tamp and lay tracks, with the company covering expenses if the alignment is set before a stated week.
Spring Grove suffered heavy damage as five bridges over Bennett Creek were washed away and fields and roads badly flooded by the weekend storm. Local authorities warned of isolation and urged caution while residents assessed damage.
Reported chaotic event during a canoe race described as an extreme experience for two riders. Several competitors listed by name faced a fall or near loss while navigating rapid waters. The incident delayed the crew’s progress as the team regrouped before continuing a lengthy voyage between two cities.
A local Fredonia firm outlines plans for a four cylinder auto truck around $5,000 with 70 horsepower, modern equipment, 4200 freight capacity, and a 40 gallon fuel tank. The document references Ane Pivlonta and Americay Lidrynco Company in the bid for delivery, noting a scheduled fulfillment with shiinely day.
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