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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
2
The Crawford grand jury returned multiple true bills on Thursday including indictments against Frank Reed and Albert Groom for assault and battery. Additional true bills named Frank Reed Albert Given and Frank Bowers for attempting to induce. Frank Bowers faced a rape charge and Albert Groom a forgery count.
A large herd of deer was seen roaming near a farm four miles from Horough. Farmers and locals reported the group traveling in a clearing and moving toward a shed area. Crowds gathered as the herd lingered for hours, attracting attention from Crosby residents.
A historical advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a pleasant sugar coated remedy for bad breath and bowel and liver complaints. It claims the vegetable formula aids natural action without calomel’s harsh after effects and suggests taking one or two tablets nightly for a week. Prices listed 10¢ and 25¢.
Executor's notice announces that Byron TL Phelps is named as the administrator of the Eytily estate after a will was probated. The document lists heirs and instructed parties to act with due diligence, naming Donis Smithy as attorney and Corry, Pa as the filing location.
Fragmented text references a peace treaty issue and a Republican platform debate. Mentions Hays, URepublican committee, and a looming event around a convention date. No clear outcome or names beyond generic references.
The Cory City Council considers a municipal bond issue of nine thousand dollars to finance the construction and location of a new water department building and related costs. The measure outlines bond terms, repayment, and authority for the mayor and city officials.
Local Warren promoters push back against a ban on public dances and new fees. They accuse city officials and representatives of crafting the rule for political aims while outlining financial burdens and stalled permits.
Fragmentary text shows legal or public notice references with names and numbers unreadable. The readable portions mention an alderman and petty items like groceries and automobiles, but details are too distorted to determine event, date, or actions.
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