Fragmentary Read From OCR, Local Notice
Partial OCR text appears garbled with scattered names and phrases. No coherent event, person, or organization can be determined. key details are unreadable and no actionable facts emerge from the fragments.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1913
Page
7
Partial OCR text appears garbled with scattered names and phrases. No coherent event, person, or organization can be determined. key details are unreadable and no actionable facts emerge from the fragments.
The readable OCR text is highly garbled with multiple broken phrases and no clear event, team, score, or date. Key entities and outcomes cannot be determined from the fragment, leaving an indeterminate summary hampered by poor legibility.
Corry Grange met at Macombee Hall in a fraternal gathering with a focus on cooperative buying. Members discussed fort liney and feed in Ear-land con alenmente as a key issue of the program, marking it as one of the afternoon's more important topics.
A break in near Concordatecht was reported at 10:10 last evening. Thieves entered the rooms of Mrs Mary Meow while she was away and ransacked the place but nothing appeared stolen. Police connected a local group to the incident though no arrests have been made.
A crowded schedule lists services at United Brethren, First Baptist, First Presbyterian, Christian Mission, Salvation Army, Emmanuel Church, Pentecostal, Methodist, and other congregations. Morning sermons, Sunday schools, and evening prayers are planned with diverse topics and outreach, inviting public attendance throughout the week.
A Wattsburg reporter recalls a dramatic incident from yesterday when a crowd at the Washington grid center blocked the street. Miruiltx the midus of a bril leut dienlay of oratoriens pointed to councilmen Matt Love and Alex Melnnes as listeners.
Kane boys defeated the local high school team by a wide margin with a final score of 68 to 1. The featured players included Corry and Nicholan, while Gretlor stifled fast play. The article praises Erie High’s next Friday visit and notes Kane’s strong defense on their home floor.
The Elito high school girls basketball team resumes play Friday after a brief suspension. Manager Mist Boss Drought will arrange travel. The squad will face Kane on the court and may meet another team Saturday before returning home amid Warren County notoriety.
Amid a February sleighing season the town reports about five million dollars in activity within a 15 to 20 mile radius including Union City Spartanabure and Clymer. Yesterday between noon and 1 pm residents paused at Mayor Alexander's North Center street home as local leaders Clark and Jon secured stock and mills ready for the season’s business.
An ad touts Cassarets as a night time cleanser for stomach, liver and bowels. It claims to stop sour belching heartburn nausea bloating and abdominal pain by morning and promotes regularity for adults and children with a 19 cent price.
Portable notice lists a two year old black mare colt for sale near Corry. Robert Patterson advertises in the local market offering a Portland cutter type horse or similar live stock. The text is fragmentary but identifies a sale by owner Patterson in Corry.
Farm property on 047 Greek road between Spring Green and Hast Branch offers 150 acres with two good houses and several barns. Inquiries to Oscar Jones, Corry, A D 10 Bell phone. Advert.
A scanned ad lists numerous discounted grocery items with per unit pricing. Items include pasta such as Climax Macaroni and Gilmax Spaghetti, dried apricots, corn, bottle extracts, Libbles Soup, Minco Meat products, Shredded Wheat, Gibson Soup polish, Orteco MoH cases, Flake White compound, Jara mustard, Bakers Shredded Coconut, and other staples priced per pound or per package.
Classified ad seeks a reliable girl for general housework with no washing duties. Include address 40 W. Smith St in reply. Also mentions TODAY'S MAGAZINE promoting subscriptions and a job offer from The Tuxamint Co in Lima, Ohio with cash pay and commissions.
Wanted notices and small ads list items for rent and sale including Upderwood typewriters in good condition, bedding rooms, and various bolt wood. Includes contact cues, phone numbers, and locations such as Journal office, Corry Pall Co, Bell phone numbers, and local streets like Basswood Bolts 26 Inches long. Many entries indicate urgent calls and partial details.
Advertisements describe 90 acre farm for sale at $1000 with timber and meadow, well water, sugar orchard and outbuildings near RB stations. Also multiple houses and lots for sale or rent from C. Powell Real Estate, including brick stores, double houses, corner lots, improvements, and a Max WelI passenger car listed for $350, with options to obtain loans.
A jittery, OCR filled set of classified lines seeks agents for an accident and health policy with commissions, plus assorted ads for homes, a piano, a typewriter, a nursery job, and other sale items from cities including Philadelphia and Rochester. Fragmentary details include prices and contact hints.
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