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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1923
Page
3
A failing bank liquidation plans to distribute about a million dollars to depositors through a receiver. Initial days show no creditors, but later distributions are expected at roughly six hundred dollars per day. Public warnings note unclaimed Liberty Bond coupons and other government funds remain in the treasury.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a prehistoric Santa Barbary man with a seven inch mouth described as the original agnayar. The surviving line is unclear and may be a humorous or cryptic note from a regional column. Unknown date or location.
A local ad from 107 B Main St Bellaw promotes battery storage solutions with guaranteed service and delivery. It emphasizes dry or wet battery storage options and full service by Corry Battery Service.
A 1908 Journal Files note describes Milon City figures including Amine, Lavo M Weimer, Robert Barlow, and Mika Myrtle Patios spending the holiday with their winter visitor, with a long nostalgia filled account of the extended visit and local scenes.
The report notes weaker U S chinks this year with limited signs of change from 1992 amid a general tone of reform. It cites church leaders praising constructive action and broad church cooperation as key drivers of improving public relations and moral reform, while urging continued education to sustain gains.
The United States shows no desire to intervene in the West Mexican revolt while extending backing to the established Obregon government. Public opinion favors Obregon for restoring peace, order, and prosperity, though some fear his loyalists may face opposition from reactionary elements seeking a return to old regimes.
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