Local sales and travel notes from a rough city page
Local merchants report January trade stronger than expected as February recovers. Shoppers learn of Big Shoe Sale at Brownhell’s Corry and Semi-Annual Clearance offers on linen napkins and several fabrics. The Erle train brings two tall bearded Mennonites from Lawrence County visiting relatives at the state hospital in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownell'x
Corry
Ashtabula
Ohio
Anson C. Groenlue
Mizz
Amnot Holson
B. W. Slonnet
Sonady
Oval
James Ed
Garver
Philadelphia
Ru Wirds
Edwards Wis
Instituton
Edwards
Warrey Mirror
Miston
Potter County
Wily
Annle Whittohead
Taddee
Marta
Browhell's
Borey
B. W. Stennett and Son
Brownell's
Lawrence County
State Ihospital
Warren Pimes
Fittsburgh Commercial Paper Company Stock Raised to 10 Percent
Investors notice states the seven percent stock is moved to ten percent after a February 8 board meeting. Purchases before March 20 yield ten percent from purchase date to April 1, first fiscal year end. Stock remains $100 per share, purchasable in installments. booklet and details available for prospective investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburgh Commercial Paper Company
Fark L Brown Office in Cameron Block Bell Phone 53
Fark L. Brown operates from the Cameron Block offering office services through Bell Phone 53. The notice highlights his contact point and the address for inquiries while preserving the era’s business presentation.
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Cameron Block
Bell Phone
Henderson's piano sale and Corry events noted
Local notices report a guaranteed upright piano deal at Henderson's 110 N Canter St and a big stock clearance on Friday to prepare for a Saturday sale. Also listed are Corry area items including shop closures, sales at Brownell's, medicinal ads, bank deposit data, and local theater and social notices with family updates and forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson's
N. Canter Street
Brownell Shoe Go
North Center Street
Corry
B. W. Stennett and Son
Ames and Co
Aly
Tauvass
Bauki
Los Angeles
Miia Chinn
Harry B. Lord
Elgin
A. D. Lord
Hinklestevet
Alice Nesmith Bliss
Ray Pickcott
Warren Times
Niagara Motor Company
Dunkirk
N.Y
Fragmented OCR story on a political intrigue and a crime
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a political figure, a theater or house event, and a dubious crime. It hints at a tramper operating a certain entity and a curtain work misused. Limited readable facts prevent full reconstruction of names or dates.
Shirt Waists and Wash Goods Offerings in City Store
The shop advertises a large selection of shirt waists in silks, lawns, crepes and fancy wash silks priced from 98 cents to 4 dollars. Wash goods feature full lines including Rice Cloth Voices, Sill Mull, Silke Crepes and fancy stripes priced from 15 to 60 cents per yard.
Property change and mistaken author note corrected
John Benank bought the Lewis Taymond property on Wow Proderick tract and expects to take possession. Mint Varn Hughes, 19, of JNtnn Ranney's room in the Hutch building, was the author of the Hoouting Cony rary published in the Journal taut Graiiing. the writer's name was inadvertently omitted in the original publication.
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John Benank
Lewis Taymond
Wow Proderick
Posantion San
Mint Varn Hughes
Jntnn Ranney
Hutch Building
Taut Graiiing
May Not Move Store In Corry Report Emerges
Announced by the Brownell Bris Company the store may not be moved from the city though early reports suggested relocation. Management had not defined a plan and the report that the store would move from Corry appeared uncertain as of today.
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Brownell Bris Gonmany
Alty
Tormont
Corry
Sali
Judge Whips Wife Beater in Swayernville
In Wilkes Tiners on February 18, Mrs John Kotch accused her husband of beating her. Judge Joe Hoo ordered Kotch jailed until he pledges not to abuse his wife, then faced resistance as Kotch claimed the case was a farce and denied the accusations.
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Wilkes Tiners
John Kotch
Joe Hoo
Powoo
Swayernville
Kotch
Justice of the Peace Aid
Koteh
Wallen
Doubts Worth of Honesty in Tennessee House Row
A fragmentary report describes Tommy Lavender, a House of Representatives page from Johnson City, Tennessee, returning a missing pocketbook to Representative Samy R Sells amid a hurried scene in a Republican meeting room. The event is tied to a claim of honesty and a potential reward.
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Washington
Tommy
Tate
Samy
Sells
Johnson City
Tenn
Yong Awiy
Apeehels
Ull
Sell
Amuse Tonight At the Amuse Tonight Show
A brief entertainment listing announces an Amuse Tonight program with a billed set of pictures and an extra feature planned for the evening. The notice highlights a light schedule and a welcoming atmosphere for attendees.
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Wavit
High School Ball Team Organizing for Season
The High School team gathers for its opening, with several players named in a preliminary meeting at the Presbyterian gym. Coach Groutley plans to assemble and train the squad, aiming to field a capable lineup in the upcoming activities.
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Mayers
Waboltt
Afi
McLunn
Hopleing
Gretsler
Whitehead
Edwards
Yoonay Dowthig
Traintop
Maungar Groutley
Domestic case settled after postponed hearing
The case against Frank Sampo was settled at an evening session before Magistrate W. C. Shields. An agreement satisfactory to the plaintiff and defendant ended the prosecution upon payment of the costs.
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Frank Sampo
Magiaiyate W. C. Shields
Party at Home in Wayne Township
About fifty friends attended a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Byron Hodges in Wayne Township in honor of Miss Grace McCullough, teacher in Hut Vicinity. A fine supper was enjoyed and music was provided by attendees.
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Byron Hodges
Wayans
Misa Grace McCulloweh
Hut
Farewell at Carter Hill Ends in Hasty Exit
Large crowd gathers for Willard Johnson and wife farewell at Carter Hill area. Reported entry by a woman who ran, leaped from a second story window, and fled after a burglary attempt. Police investigated footprints and a ladder left at the scene as neighbors described a hurried escape.
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Willard Johnson
Carter Him
Willen
Robiypoi
Robinson
Mwld
Identity of Raider Is Learned by United Press
The report states that the raider responsible for attacks on the Haka shipping in South American waters is Prince Wilhelm, not Karstubo. The ships Mibhinnd Bravos and Wiltord M are implicated as the regentlyennk and femiaphare in the raid, with the other details unclear.
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Bugonazren
Ron
Hnor
Wilhelm
Femiaphare
Four More Dead in Prospect Mine Disaster
By United Press Wilkes Barre Feb 18 four more workers died of injuries from the Tough Valley Coal Co disaster at Prospect Mine. The toll now stands at twelve with 41 more seriously injured and likely to rise to fourteen before morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prensy Wilkesbarre
Ming
Tough Valley Coal Company
Poisoned spaniel blamed on Fourth ward dog poisoner
The finest spaniel of Rev Father Kunte of St Milzabeth Church died last night after a poisoning. Chief Davies reports a probable pile along Holenborng Lot as the toxin source. Health Officer Powell notified by the Police Department and will take immediate action.
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Father Kunte
St. Milzabeth Ohurch
Attenton
Davie T
M HolEnbor
Powell
Folica Department
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Corry City Electric Light Co
Judgis Stephens
O'Connor
Camtela
Jyu
Puemie
Gino
APLC
Lindsley & Sop
Physicians Home Remedy Co
Fredonia
N. Y
Thomas Vowuy
Fark L. Brown
Ero
Casey
Franklin News
Alexander Schoonfelder
Willan A. Krimtel
United States
Germany
Frederick
Cracow
Ferdinand
Meinrich
Flys Behojewelder
Ars
Auatros 1
Galleria
Brownell
Seawan
Yonterday
Hingil
KaRaLeme
New Spring
N. Cohen & Sons
Agra
Wayne Twp
Carter Hill
United Press
Columbus
A. E. Pettit, Florist
Bowt Mats
Dtrong Bell
Union
Thres
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