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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
7
Ambiguous ad style text mentions carbon removal for motors and claims improved power. Includes odd phrases and scattered names such as D.J. Warner & Sons and R. Johnson Agent with addresses. Contains garbled wording and irrelevant farm product mentions.
The Starr Granite & Marble Works at 0 Maple Ave advertises long standing low prices before recent advances take effect. The notice urges customers to select now as the old prices will be honored for limited time and promises updated work after new rates apply.
Police investigated a $3000 robbery at 819 Mees Ave involving cash, a $1105 receptacle, a $450 liberty bond, a $1000 stash, a $500 stash, and two gold watches. Two men in the house faced suspicion as detectives traced clues from footprints and the scene to a Polish or Russian living group.
A Sydney report describes a proposed inland sea formed by damming the junctions of the Murray Darling and Mitte-Afitta rivers. The project would cover 30,000 square abren and cost about 30,000,000 with most jobs filled by local workers.
An anonymous note thanks a florist for exquisite funeral flowers and exceptional prices. The writer praises ongoing factory service and expresses gratitude for support from Corry Leionds and others, mentioning Union City Green House Bath.
A reader quiz summarizes the aims and structure of the League of Nations including its goals to promote world peace, prevent war, regulate arms, protect labor, suppress trafficking, and foster international cooperation. It lists charter members and invited states, and outlines assemblies, councils, and mandates.
Oil City Bank expected to open by October first under Deputy Banking Commissioner Jackson in charge. The bank aims to begin operations within a few weeks, meeting a strong record of timely action and signaling repayment to stockholders as required. Major John M Read led a committee praising the organization’s efforts to restore financial stability.
Wayne Valley News Letter reports a Rotary club meeting and social notes including Alice Hodge treasurer Eva Broad, Mrs Lynn Rathburh guest, and local improvements by William Thompson and Harvey Weak. Several residents visit Erie exposition, school terms begin September 1, convalescing Mrs Charles Hodge, and officers elected for the coming year with Sept 2 start.
A supplier placed an order for raincoats identified as A Caster 64 with contact number 267M. The purchase emphasizes weather readiness and inventory for ongoing operations.
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