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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1911
Page
11
A long list of for sale and rent notices for homes and lots with prices. Properties include modern houses on W Wayne, W Smith, Mott Street, and Park Street, with barns and large lots. Other listings show large plots, corner lots, and several 100 x 100 lots with prices from 200 to 3500. Rentals offer a large house with land at 10 and a T rooms flat at 12.40 and a store room at 25.00.
Real Estate bulletin lists multiple Corry properties including Fiowsant street home for 050, 98 by 300 lot on ft Wayne street for 350, 60 by 200 lot on Columbia avenue for 850, 60 by 166 lot for 1700, house and lot 60 by 100 on W Bond street for 1900, W Church street 91 by 110 for 1600, and other parcels. It mentions a milling property near a nearby town, a 1 year old eight room Woodard property with 99 1-3 acres and barn, poultry-raising potential, and a Corry real estate office of G. Coates. Also notes for sale or rent: double house on Bond street No. 21, and a real estate bargain at the corner of Wy, Wayne and Smith streets. Inquiries to A. J. Hasbrouck and Blair Bros. No. 51 Washington street.
A crowded list of properties and farms for sale or rent across streets like Peaderick, Smith, Washington, Wayne, and Liberty. Items include 4- to 9-room houses, barns, large lots, and farm land with prices from 870 to 8000, plus dairy cows and horses offered by local dealers. Names include W. S. Humphvoy, Isaac B. Brown, Powell, and Goveland, with references to Corry Pa and local streets.
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on March 21, 1914 by C P Northrop W W Blair and F K Wooking for a charter to form The Light Heat and Power Co of Corry Pa to manufacture and sell power light and heat and related articles and to enjoy the rights of the Act of April 28 1874 and supplements. Also included are notices to boroughs and townships about nominating candidates for borough township and party offices with deadlines and guidance for caucuses and filing petitions with County Commissioners. Signed by M J Smith and Lorene Smith Commissioners of the County.
Legal notices announce the testamentary grant for Marion H Spoon and call all creditors and claimants to present claims for settlement. A public auction will sell twenty shares of Corry Metal Furniture Company stock on March eighth at ten am to cover unpaid assessments totaling eighteen hundred dollars. Also listings seek farm help, job ads, and local political candidate notices from Corry and Jamestown areas.
The Board of Directors of the U S Chair Company gives notice of a special meeting of stockholders at the general offices in Cony on April 6, 1911 at 7 30 p m. to vote on increasing indebtedness by 30000 00 secured by mortgage or trust deed on all property and for paying obligations and to enlarge the business. F A Loveland secretary O K Wheelock president Mondimal
Office hours 8 30 to 11 20 am to 6 pm other hours by appointment. Office in Ajax building Room wt Residence 200 Maple Age Union Phono 140 Membara et A oA
The text fragment mentions friends of a rival claim proposing monuments for another figure and suggests waiting to erect a single memorial. It alludes to Oliver Wendell Holmes and a content group symbolizing political or public works with opposing sides and dubious motives. The passage is distorted and lacks clear attribution.
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture released a bulletin after experiments on subjects fed cheese. The bulletin claims cheese can be extended in large quantities without health harm and that one pound of cheese equals roughly the food value of nineteen pounds of fresh meat. Uncle Jim Wilson endorses cheese as a major food value.
Fragmentary prose reflecting on life’s long march and fleeting moments of rest. The jagged text references Bos siet rings and March, with bits of names and phrases scattered amid the worn OCR.
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