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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
5
Indianapolis report traces examined books of the Ironworkers prewar era revealing a new lead in the dynamiting plot. Officials say local unions sought funds through international headquarters for a job as the scheme expanded, with J McNamara paid about 1000 monthly and not required to account to members.
Fragmented OCR text reports San Franci ero labor leader involved in a heated hearing with McManigal and others. Details unclear. references to Me Manigual and officials describe a tense confrontation, with mention of medical distress and a rapid vote affecting proceedings.
Aste Milling Go. of Corry Pennsylvania advertises a trade offer trading corn mess or weight for good milling buckwheat. The notice seeks buckwheat suitable for milling purposes and mentions contact by the company.
The article notes the commissioner's plan to continue the Conneaut Lake hatchery program and promote muscallonke propagation. It cites local figures like J.D. Murray and R.P. McCurdy, recalls historic lake catches including a 52 pound record and a 47 pound fish credited to the Folist, and praises black bass up to six pounds. It mentions the lake’s strong bun fishing and notes historic use of parsnips for bread and wine.
An old advertisement extols Pilloxones as a quick health tonic promising purified blood, boosted vitality, and better bowel and liver function. It targets all ages with a claim that wellness comes from using Pilloxones, priced at 250 buys per box from Thos Downey.
Junk dealer H Wels operates at 315 West Smith Street offering a range of nickel, brass and scrap items. Contact via phone 4 N B T T.
Washington December 1 President Taft urges a downward revision of tariffs per the tariff board findings. Republicans show willingness to back Taft while Democrats led by Underwood threaten to oppose. House Ways and Means faces a split over whether to publish the tariff report and pursue an ad valorem levy.
A Dallas motorist was cited for speeding after a near collision reported by Nows. Witnesses say the driver slowed down briefly but failed to maintain safe speed, prompting police action and a warning to obey posted limits.
Market notes from New York and Buffalo detail mixed prices across wheat oats pork and butter with No 2 red wheat at fence line for delivery and creamery butter varying by grade. Livestock prices list prime steers calves and hogs with bids ranging from mid sixes to mid sevens and Buffalo hay market showing Timothy prices on track and on farm values for hay and straw categories.
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