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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1913
Page
8
Buffalo Market Report lists WHEAT and CORN prices, flour and butter quotes, eggs. East Buffalo CATTLE and SHEEP prices with ranges for steers cows heifers and veals. HOGS quotes. Buffalo Hay Market for Timothy and clover and straw. Also a note on a Mohammedan custom of thanking God when receiving a gift and acknowledging favors.
Sharon February referendum ends with 193 votes cast. 522 oppose municipal plant, 641 favor? 89 plurality against plan. Shenango Electric Light Company will keep supplying power under a five year contract. Company cut direct lighting charges from 72 to 48 dollars with 25 percent off for commercial lighting. Local residents regard outcome as a gain despite failure to establish a municipal plant.
The passage argues that recent policy cuts were driven by a widespread scare rather than intrinsic need. It contends the change would not have occurred without public alarm shaping decision makers and the ensuing political response.
Warren Pa February 26 report notes heavy activity planned in Western Pennsylvania trolley construction. Warren Street Railway intends a nine mile line from Warren to Youngsville with costly overhead, underground crossings, and a major railroad crossing cut near Irvine. Possible extensions to Kane and related upgrades including a steel trestle near Fentonville and new open cars.
Columbus reports on Mr and Mrs Frank Quineron traveling from Union City to attend Nie alster's event. Mrs Bartiome is noted as suffering a na condition. The brief outlines a social visit with small, unclear details from local society notes.
The funeral of the late Frank Schrambling, a well known Columbus resident, was held at the M. H. Church with Rev. Woodin officiating. The K C T M, of which the deceased was an active member, attended in a body. Interment followed at the David Gurtis cemetery.
Notice reads in period tone about decorating services by Nelson and Miles with discounts on papers. Bell phone 191 L evenings at 603 Went Wayne Street offers details for contacting for a nice job of decorating.
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