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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1940
Page
8
New York Herald Tribune Secretary of Commerce Jesse H. Jones said this season’s Christmas business will shatter previous records due to higher payrolls and general activity, though dollar amounts may lag 1929 for lower prices. Greyhound declares 20 cent extra dividend and 25 cent regular. reports, weather and local notices follow.
Dairy farmers in New Hartford New York will see larger November milk checks due to a class price rise to 2.65 per hundred pounds and class 2 up to 1.90, with December effects expected. Henry H. Rathbun of Oneida County notes the Dairymen's League and allied groups pushed amendments to state and federal marketing orders last May. Dec 5.
Erie county schools study transportation rules under a new state law requiring bus service for children living more than two miles from school. Officials plan routes to cover those within a mile and a half or two miles in districts with closed or split schools and coordinate with local authorities to improve bus roads. Night school transportation remains in question.
Funeral services were conducted from the Bracken Keating chapel Wednesday at 2 PM for Mrs Dora May Pratt who died Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs Mary Morton in Cony R D 1. Rev Gordon B Abrams of the Christian Vand Missionary Alliance church officiated with bearers Herbert King Glenn King Edward Lee and Theodore Lee assisting.
The government has been authorized in federal court to take 1247 miles of right of way of the Sheffield and Tionesta Railway in Green and Kingsley townships Forest county for the Tionesta flood control project. It also acquired four tracts in Burrell township Armstrong county for the Crooked Creek project, ranging from about three to 13 acres.
The report documents a hunter found dead in the woods and details an extensive list of deer killed nearby. Names include Mrs. Al Miller, Mrs. Carl Coates, Mrs. Ora Cook, and many others with weights ranging from 7 to 180 pounds across Kinzua, Morrison, Findley Lake, and surrounding areas.
A jumble of personal names and odd phrases appears, including John Sheehan and Robert Taylor, with scattered numbers and place-like tokens such as 126 pond doe and near Ejnaua. The text reads as a garbled OCR fragment with no clear event or context. No definitive reportable incident or notice is identifiable.
The advertisement promotes Coffey's Quick Relief Balm to treat rough winter chapped hands. It promises soothing cooling effects and rapid restoration of soft skin with regular applications and money back guarantee.
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