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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
8
A garbled collection of classified items lists cattle dogs and farms, farm equipment, household goods, and various tools. Mentions include cows, collies, hay, engines, and sale notices with scattered place names and seller cues. The fragmentary text reads like a busy rural ad page with unclear endpoints and jumbled phrases.
A jumbled OCR page shows multiple for rent notices and job/loan snippets. Text references Mott Street West, East Village style addresses, rooms to rent, garage inquiries, and stray notes on lost items and loans. Fragmentary names and numbers appear, with unclear dates or exact terms.
A report describes the Pymatuning reservoir proposal with plans for a vast water area. Officials discuss elevating land use and water rights, estimating substantial acreages and water volume to serve future needs, with long term development projected over multiple years.
Fragmented report from London notes executions of two rebels linked to a broader unrest. References to Mel Huth Thompson and Bywaters appear amid unclear details, with appeals and Home Office deliberations ongoing as of January.
A fragment describes two skirt styles with elaborate features and simpler forms. One design features multiple tiers and decorative details meant to accompany a costume, while the other is plain with no ornament or bloomers.
In a Baltimore area incident a raid at Frank Niedolski’s home led to a locked room seizure of liquor. Attorney Rossiter, counsel for the defendant, had the case delayed from November. Prohibition Agent Gosser reported the gallon of white liquor vanished after a bang in Sheriff Brown’s office.
West Spring Creek notes report Monroe B. Messinges, owner of a Sherman candy and cigar shop, collapsed and died during business hours around 8 PM. The incident drew witnesses including George Kelley and Lory Perkins, with J. Win Haynes confirming the fatality. The item mixes obit-like death with a long community updates section detailing holidays, church events, school activities, and local visits.
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