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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1915
Page
2
The Corry Journal details display and classified advertising options with rates and formats. It notes regional notes on the law and public notices while mentioning county officials and the shift toward modern advertising practices. The piece reflects period concerns about preparedness and civic memory amid changing times.
A report outlines Chautauqua County Farm Bureau progress with 30 plus committees, county funding of 400 plus allocations, and efforts to organize fruit and dairy actions. County agents push demonstrations, apple grower cooperation, and a farmers buying group, while challenges include farmer interest and leadership consistency.
In Toledo Ohio Franke J Cheney sworn as senior partner of a local firm promising to pay one hundred dollars for a case of catarrh cure. The notice, dated December, cites Dr. Gleason as notary and markets Hall's Church Cure as a blood and tissue remedy with testimonials and a nationwide druggist distribution.
The Federal Commission of Industrial Relations details the Colorado strike and links John D. Rockefeller Jr. to the wage earners' fate, describing a civil war atmosphere, guard violence, and the broader power of industrial capital. The report condemns government inaction and emphasizes Rockefeller's influence on labor policy and public opinion.
A spirited contest for sheriff in Cattlingus County features candidates Nichols of Tacha and Dempsey aligned with the 2,700 vote Hull Moose faction, with Bragg and Hart opposing Nichols. Parties circulate petitions as the primaries approach, while Deputy Sheriff candidates and the current Justices of the Peace field petitions against incumbents.
Warren Aug 27 Lawrence Wilbur son of Mr and Mrs Kilburn, who reside at the corner of The Wood and Lexington, was struck by a fast batted ball during a game. He was taken home after medical aid. later he recovered and resumed play. Pitcher Haggerty of Rio team assisted. Kilburn lay dazed briefly and then recovered.
A fragmentary report condemns the handling of protests and prosecutions linked to Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. actions. It mentions Lawson and officials who pursued strikers and the guard in Ludlow, referencing the killing of three unarmed prisoners and the burning of women and children.
D F Southworth, the florist on Groves homes Columbus Avenue and North Ceptor Street near trolley Joy Hill, advertises floral arrangements and plants for all orders. Call telephone 604 for prompt attention.
A fragmented 19th century style ad urges readers to order a monument now. It promises a splendid piece made from high grade material, designed to be a beautiful future heirloom, with assurances of prompt attention and the lowest possible price.
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