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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
8
Traders watch stock readings as the market holds near daily highs into the fifth hour. Investors like Isaacs fear adverse moves while selective haying ads surface in regional notices.
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Public health officials report a diminution in influenza prevalence countywide with signs of improvement as warmer weather boosts retail trade. Despite upticks in some states there are no indications of an epidemic amid ongoing weather driven commerce and public health monitoring.
A local relief effort outlines a plan to issue $1 scrip redeemable for cash to donors and endorsed by merchants. The scheme would hire fifty unemployed workers, use scrip as exchange, and guarantee cash payments to merchants upon transfer of scrip within seven months.
The Literary Digest poll shows continued support for repeal of Prohibition with 90.72 percent backing repeal and 9.28 percent for continuance across several states. New York leads wet sentiment with 87.02 percent for repeal while North Carolina remains the dryest at 44.21 percent for continuance. Pennsylvania posts strong repeal support with 147 139 votes against 43 881 for continuance as the nation weighs the Eighteenth Amendment.
Nearly 150 members from Erie and Crawford counties attended a Dairymen's League sub district meeting at the W F W home on West Washington Street. District Director H H Maren presided as reports on the last directors' meeting were shared, questions answered by Maren and George Bowles, and plans announced for a poster essay and story contest with a $15 prize pool.
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