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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1920
Page
3
In Corry Pennsylvania a public notice appears concerning town matters at the Port Office. The snippet notes advertising details and a subscription rate of five dollars annually via Carsler.
Fragmented poem like political discourse notes a presidential bid and party contrasts. Mentions Cox and Democratic opposition, referencing wartime and reform themes, with critical tone toward Democratic leadership and calls for GOP alternatives. The text weaves candidate evaluation, party lines, and public sentiment without clear events or dates.
A chaotic derailment disrupted a local Boo Line service with multiple derailments noted. Passenger delays followed as crews investigated the incident and restored operations. No injuries are reported in the readable fragments.
Fragmented OCR text mentions the attorney general and a decision session. No clear facts, dates, or entities beyond generic references to legal action and officials.
A large crowd gathered today at Gallimuid Avenue demanding actions on adult xetention tel linked to P. Ih Bix case. Officials Afr and Aivhigin announced a demonstration by Archi Webb and Ginilae torture unit will be held nearby while Dehnan and Aeolian spoke.
Report describes a raid on a flower garden where many plants were destroyed and roots torn up. Owners Mr Olds and Mrs Wills face heavy losses as stock was mangled and portions of the garden damaged beyond repair.
The Dewey family held the nineteenth annual reunion at the Chemie county fairgrounds near Columbus on August 24. Attendees shared greetings and visited at tables, with about 26 family members present and Wave Hero noted in the park.
The article recounts the twentieth annual Boot family reunion in an Ohio or Michigan locale, noting attendees from Dunkirk, Cory, Lottville, Bear Lake and Fredrints. It describes arrivals, a dinner, a singing program, and guests including Mrs. Bae I Mambreick and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Capwell, with plans for future gatherings and related social details.
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