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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1913
Page
7
The provided text is partially garbled with missing letters and unclear phrasing, making it hard to extract definitive names, dates, places, or actions. Core fragments suggest a local notice or brief item but lack concrete facts to summarize precisely.
Yesterday afternoon a westbound freight of unusual length stalled near Center Street when a draw-head pulled free, splitting the train in two. Workers used heavy chains, attempted to couple the sections, and spectators gathered as the engine and crippled cars were moved to the yards. After about an hour the train was rejoined and resumed its trip, while the second section remained briefly delayed before cutting at a nearby crossing.
A. J. Husel Uno of Warren Banking Company was named by President Taft to join a Philadelphia meeting February 12 and 18 to scrutinize coin issues of the past year. The panel includes eighteen prominent U.S. numismatists, with Uno hailed for the honor.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for grippe and colds. It claims relief within hours with repeated doses every two hours, promising removal of headache, stuffed nose, sore throat, and rheumatic twinges without side effects. The 25 cent package contains no quinine and is sold by druggists.
The National Bank of Corry announces general banking services including internet deposits and drafts for foreign country transactions. The notice highlights online banking options and international transaction capabilities for customers seeking abroad deposits and transfers.
A Venango County Venango County Franklin plan to fund a $100 prize among three youths under 19 who grow the best corn. The effort, organized by the Parmera and the Hrult Growers Association, aims to display farm products in Franklin next fall and may include prizes for best bread baked by girls.
Mercer Web report states Union Brewing Company of Sharon received a license with no remonstrances. The license, the first in Mercer County, expires February 10 and may be delayed two to three weeks. Two other Holdens in the county run until March 1. The approval followed a recent license tour where no remonstrance was filed against Union Brewing.
Wanted two unfurnished rooms in central location in good condition. Will pay a good price. Respond to Parker's Grocery at W. Wayne Street Argue city. Also seeking a fired runabout or angle buggy in good condition. Wall up to date and bar all.
Free Dorham Cow coming in spring. DeLaval Separator and adyite for sale. White Orpington cock and good Portland cutter listed. Also notice of charter application for Corry Bridge and Supply Company to build bridges and related structures with machinery. Applicants include Meserve, Brown, O'Day, and Andrews. March 10 1913.
A chaotic cluster of old classified lines includes help wanted for a competent houseworker, various for sale notices for typewriters a loom and general goods, real estate offerings from houses and land to store buildings, and scattered personal notices. Names and places drift with partial addresses, and a mis-typed diary-like note mentions a student injury.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a misspelled note about Miss Sharpe and a reminder that the writer is sorry for not recalling a date. The text appears from a private communication or diary fragment with uncertain context and names.
Report of the financial condition of Citizens' National Bank Corry Pennsylvania as of March 4, 101% resources show Loans and Discounts 336,904.44 overdrafts 1,801.20 bonds to secure circulation 0.00 other bonds 0.00 deposits 1 14,000.00 premiums on U S bonds 791.25 bonds to secure city and other 200,230.00 banking house furnishings 2,500.00 due from state banks trust companies and local banks 1,957.41 due from approved reserve agents 407.00 currency etc 910,082.20 federal reserve notes 11,000.00 30,598.85 redemption fund with U S Treasurer 8,000.00 capital stock paid in 80,000.00 surplus fund 60,000.00 undivided profits 18,270.80 reserve fund 20,516.88 national bank notes outstanding 80,000.00 dues to other national banks 0 dividends unpaid 0 individual deposits 7208.04 time certificates of deposit 600.00 total 9745,427.22 state of pennsylvania county of myewi I G H Barlow cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief G H BARLOW cashier sworn before me this 10th day of February 2018 notary public commission expires April 4 1938 Corrad-Attent J J Desmond H W Parker D Le Bracign Tireoiore
For sale or rent a ten acre farm known as the Calvin Nigh Ola farm located on Green Road between Borning Creek and East Branch. Property includes road houses several barns and other outbuildings. Contacting party listed as Corry R1 boll phone.
A garbled classified fragment offers agents wanted for garden work in Rochester New York with six to seven lines about wages and territory. Other fragments mention a baby carriage and other domestic notices.
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