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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
9
The readable fragment mentions beef bulls and a quantity estimate tied to a daily or ongoing sale or count. Limited context prevents full reconstruction but indicates livestock details and a daily reference.
A partial OCR fragment mentions various odd measurements and fabric notes including 69e yd and a dress issue, with unclear context and incomplete phrases. The readable elements indicate fabric concerns and pricing or yardage notes amid garbled words.
Classifieds describe multiple rental listings including a 9 room home with hat and cold water and large garden, a new double house with electric lights on Smith and West Wayne streets offering two separate attics with modern conveniences, a house at 310 West Church near Pirat Avenue, and furnished rooms with or without board, with inquiries directed to local addresses and stores.
A jumble of real estate and auction notices mixed with political candidate declarations. Listings include Spring Street property near Milburn Hospital, 11 South Center Street house, Lippi man Block commercial space, farm equipment, vehicles, and household goods for sale or trade. Also announces Samuel B. Bayt for State Legislature Third District and Milton W. Shrove for Representative in Congress Twenty fifth District with primaries in 1912 1913. Additional yard sale items, livestock, incubator services, and a found item notice.
A black pocket back was lost on Ny Center street yesterday. Reward offered for return to the Journal. Also a help wanted notice from a widow Indy seeking a houserkeep er with two children ages 8 and years, contact G. Slye, Sparianamre, Pn.
Legal notice announces an auction at the William place 24 miles north of Carey on Tuesday March ith at 10 o'clock 20 cholue cows 2 Molateln bulls % work horses 80 driving mare 2 two year old colts 2 yearling colts 4 weans harness wagons farm and household goods lunch provided Sealed proposals by City of Corry Pine Department for a Combined Household Chemical and Farm Wagon apparatus submission requires bids in duplicate with certified check or cash guarantee 5 percent and contract guarantee right reserved to reject bids by HW Love chair and G M Stafford fire chief Los
In a tragic case a man described as the husband of a Booth family descendant dies in poverty. Witnesses recall his long illness on a farm near Ashburn, with relatives and other poor conditions noted. The story links to Mrs Olin Trotter on the Raritan and hints at a daughter of Wilkes Booth amid a cloud of familial scandal.
A baby aged ten months acted as an unexpected witness for the defense in a Chicago felony case involving concealed weapon charges. The infant's brief cooing moment prompted testimony from the defendant's wife about hardships, as the judge considered a possible $100 fine.
Fragmented OCR lists products and prices for dairy items and a brief obituary note. Mentions pasteurized milk, various dairy goods, and a 28th day burial plan with confusion in names and weights. The readable portion references a woman Mamie Weaver weighing 126 pounds and a funeral or burial notice tied to a city location.
Warren Pa February 2 reports state the State Commission moved to speed the transfer of criminally insane patients from North Warren and other counties to the new state institution at Fairview Wayne County. The asylum at Fairview is described as suitable for some patients though escape risks exist from others confined for crime rather than insanity. After completion, efforts will round up the Henry county killer and place him where he belongs. State board figures place the criminal insane in North Warren and other asylums from 250 to 800.
Ames and Downey announce they are agents for Thompson's Barasma a kidney and liver remedy. The ad claims kidney purification improves health ensures refunds if not helped and promises a faster benefit from a dollar bottle, urging purchase at N Ames Co or Downey.
A Lexington area business quarrel over a business seal led to a street pistol duel. William Hunter was wounded and another man was killed after an argument between two local businessmen escalated. Both injured were hospitalized and expected to recover.
Philadelphia reports Mayor Blastkenbury praised Edward T Stotesbury as the seat public minister of Philadelphia. He said Stotesbury privately offered 250000 without interest to aid in building a convention hall and to support the campaign and related plans.
A vintage ad promotes Farroxone as a tonic to ease period pain and nervous fatigue. It claims to strengthen heart function, improve blood circulation, and renew vitality, describing the product as a comprehensive remedy for weakness and endurance.
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