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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
7
Fragmentary report details dubious moonshine dangers in Texas and raids near San Benito. It mentions a large packing plant plan in Rio Grande Valley, dipping requirements, and local officials. Includes scattered Denver police notes and a London Angle about ancient Egyptian women.
A fragmented OCR style item mixes local governance notes, a school event, and aviation history with sporadic place names and dates. Mentions Mayor Lotisa Mande Ry Battaritwalle of Stonewall NC, a Sunday School supervision shake up, and a plan to celebrate an old anniversary. Also reports on a Colorado Springs aviation claim and a Bell airship incident with unclear details.
A fragmentary report notes a person named Jamestown Tan returning home after an unspecified disappearance. Details are unreadable in the OCR text but suggest a local incident with unclear timeline and minimal corroborating information. Further readable facts are needed to clarify location, date, and involved parties.
A court order appoints a special administrator to collect debts and resolve claims against the estate of Jt. Alder. Those indebted or asserting claims must present them to the administrator promptly, or face legal action to enforce payment. Attorney Guza9 represents the administrator.
Union City council met to set the annual tax levy for 1022, detailing allocations from general taxes and water system revenues. The levy was fixed at a mill on the last assessed valuation, funds dedicated to bridges, roads, police, city hall, and utilities, with specific earmarks for buildings and street lighting.
Ridgway reports a man fined sixty dollars plus costs for possessing a deer. The hunting party involved included George Myers of Midmont and others. the deer carcass was seized, and authorities determined it unsafe for consumption.
An advertisement promotes Mi-G-Na as a remedy for indigestion and upset stomach. The copy mentions relief from distress and claims stomach upset symptoms improve after use, attributed to the product sold by Ny F Amos & Co.
Coroner Bourne reports Lee Smith, 3, of a farm mile north of Otto, died by self inflicted wounds after being found with his throat cut. A housekeeper and friends located the body after waiting for his expected call. Smith had become despondent following the death of his parents months earlier.
The public service commission opens a three day meeting at the Erie courthouse with Commissioners John Bill and Reed presiding. Major cases include damage claims from Harborcreek residents affected by subway construction. Other local matters will be heard during the session. Also noted a housekeeper wanted for a country home. Estate notice requests filing of claims against the late Alice E Spencer of Columbus, Pa, and demands debt payments.
A Franklin resident reports his car stolen on January 1. Police confirm the vehicle was recovered after a late night theft, with church leader Rev. Robert Mt Grom connected to the case. Local chief of police at Latkewrod provided the update.
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowe was bitten on the head by a rat while asleep in a crib on Tuesday night in Fredonia. Mrs Johnson aided by driving away the rat and twisting a club to fend it off until help arrived.
Ad for N. F. Ames & Co touts MiD-No 10 guaranteed relief for indigestion and stomach trouble. States money back offer.
Fire caused by a malfunctioning gas torch used to thaw pine sap melted into a blaze that engulfed the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Tinga in Salamanca New York injuring one person who was trapped inside the burning house. The blaze destroyed the residence before firefighters could stop it. For sale Pine home inquire 121 Wright.
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