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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1912
Page
13
A jumble of classified lines seeks 10 000 tags for buck wheat and other goods. Adult notices advertise furnished rooms, rentals, and farm auctions. Names such as Acme Mill and Doubleday Page appear among notices for sales and services.
A jumble of classified ads lists properties for sale and rent with varied prices. It mentions 828 Essex St and Grand Valley garland locations, a 2 acre and 16 rode land parcel near Jet Wayne and Bond streets, and a residence offer at 950 Eau Street with low price. The text also notes a rental near Pedigo's Bakery and a Bid for a lot near Frederick Street.
A mixed page item lists numerous real estate offerings in Meadville and surrounding areas including houses on North Gontor Street and Grace Street as well as farms and property near Sherman and Panama. A separate political note alleges graft under Philadelphia mayor andIndependence Hall supervision with accusations of misused funds and illicit sales of medals.
In New York the city official Hyde shows severe strain amid bribery allegations. He slept little and appeared unable to control emotions as prison physicians prescribe nervine support. A private secretary stays with him to relay inquiries and messages as authorities assess his condition.
Massive lumber operation progresses near Mt Gretna in eastern Pennsylvania. The plan covers 1 800 acres with several big tracts slated for clearcutting and a large stock of timber estimated in the millions. The project will take multiple years to complete.
Report cites weather concerns as Mx Wilson delays public inauguration ceremonies until April 24 while taking oath on March 4. Several scattered items include a 14 year old girl in Philadelphia hospital, a sensational dynamite case in Indiana, and various society notes from New York and other cities.
In a Washington address Sulzer predicts Speaker Clark will win re election with no opposition and says Underwood will be the next Democratic leader and Ways and Means chairman. He notes several bills he supports on foreign affairs and cost of living, and discusses the passport and extradition issues in broad terms.
Patrick spends yesterday in seclusion at 180 Claremont Avenue with few visitors allowed. He plans to use lawyer Olcott overrow and reviews pending statements about the Rice estate case and related fees, leaving decisions unsettled.
The Chautauqua and Arle Grape Company shipped about 1400 carloads of grapes during the just-closed season, up from 110 last year and ahead of the previous year. Manager J W Weber called the season generally steady, with all agents returning except George Smith who oversees the Chicago district and is due home today. The annual meeting is scheduled for the last Tuesday in January, when the detailed report will be submitted.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Wood's Cash Market mention with prices and a dated line. The readable bits reference a market listing and a 50 cent item, but specifics are unclear.
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