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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
3
Fragments show partial names and terms like ne nts en ears and nas. The readable text hints at listings or notes but lacks clear context or complete sentences. No definitive event, place, or date emerges from the readable portion.
Fragmentary ad copy promises munitions reductions and a sale on war materials with offers including a $75 or more reward. Mentions December and Corry City Electric Light Company in a damaged, unclear notice.
Coroner summoned to Petroleum Center as investigation begins into the death of Kitbuck Nayheen Trends. The body found in a small house near railroad construction work, with signs of blunt force trauma after an apparent dispute following Christmas visits. County officials and railroad police conduct a thorough inquiry into the incident involving Red Men and local Mohawk families.
Washington reports a policy of absolute silence on peace negotiations adopted by President Wilson and Secretary Lansing. All talks and rumors are to be kept secret, with intermediaries forbidden to acknowledge progress, as discussions with German and Austrian diplomats move toward a possible peace conference and tentative terms.
Notice states an application will be made in Harrisburg Pennsylvania on the 42nd day of January 1917 at 2 volume by MUR, Marflok, W Merrigi, and I T Gurley under the Act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of semigorporations. It names the intended corporation to be called Irbost Milling Corporation. It will engage in buying and selling at wholesale of sour, feed and other cereal products and to have all rights and privileges of the Commonwealth’s incorporation act. Walter L. Prake, solicitor.
Dr Andrew S McKelvey listed as chiropractor with addresses at No 1 Park Place and No 2 Bank Place in Pa and a cranky firms description suggesting a business listing. The entry reads like a damaged OCR from a local directory or advertisement with scattered place names. It mentions SREYR and SPINK BPROSALIND and Ball Paonease in unclear phrasing.
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