Premiums Pour In for First Corry Poultry Show
More than three hundred premiums are offered by business men for the inaugural Corry Poultry Show. Local merchants and manufacturers contribute valuable awards including a five dollar rocker and a high grade bed. The premium book is a major advertising carrier as preparations proceed, with setup at the Star garage underway.
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New Corry
Uber
Rebt
Patterson Realpurate
Ted
Mayamient
Met
Purntura
Haa
Lay
Corry Chuir Co
ManaKer Murray
Kurte Brows Weil
Porty al
Corry Man Decides to Run for Senate
Corry resident Plumb, former editor of the Corry Flyer, announces a Senate bid funded by a group opposing him. A mass meeting plan is rumored for all towns, with letters and pamphlets circulating in support and opposition. The race prompts local interest as party activity appears limited.
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Ken Uy
Jon Willimin
Plumb
Corry
Bonntor
Property Protective League
Toowl
Taye
Meteinig
Weather Tonight Snow or Rain Then Warmer Saturday
Lows drop tonight as a wintry mix risks snow or rain with patchy drizzle. The forecast calls for warmer temperatures Saturday followed by a drop in chill as conditions turn colder later in the weekend.
Nubone Improvements Completed at Local Factory
The Nulloby Corsel Company reports major repairs and improvements at its local factory over the past year. Swine machines on two main floors are in excellent condition and the blending room expanded. The plant underwent a full overhaul and will restart next Monday, with plans to clean up operations in two to three weeks and launch the 1914 line. A large number of state and district sales managers recently visited for planning.
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Nulloby Corsel Company
Nuflomy Company
State and District Gales
Seley
Morgan resignations loosen hold on country finances
In Washington and New York on January 2 The Morgan firm led by J P Morgan Jr resigned from over a hundred corporate boards including railroads banks and trust companies in what officials described as a move toward reforms amid the money trust inquiry. Several directors quit across the International Mercantile Marine Co National City Bank and related firms. Authorities note Morgan may retain some influence through remaining directorships and board ties while public sentiment shifts in response to the trust program and resignations.
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My United
New York
J. P. Morgan and Co
Nfo
Money Trust
J.P. Morgan
Jr lumAcit
Morgan
WS Stel Corporation
International Mercan~ Tite Co
National City Bank
Four Hooks and Trust Company
Americn T. and
Tr. Colab Cooper Company
Rhode Iland
New England
Nay, Co
Rhove Ig
N. Mundt Central
Charles Stools
Astor Trust Co
Guaran ‘Ty Prwst Co
BL .W. Lamont
Federals Hold Ojinaga Amid Prolonged Rebel Assault
Presidio Texas Jan 2 Federals under continuous fire for four days resist the Rebel siege at Ojinaga as rebels gain left wing reinforcements of 800 troops. Wounded total about 500 treated at fort and mission, with 200 known killed including about 150 Federals. Theft of 370000 Mexican pesos during the night remains unsolved.
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Amiteu Erans
Presidio
Texas
Offonga
Okinaga
U. S
Carransa
Ojmega
Woman Found Dead In Home In Deud Hill Area
A woman named Mrs. L. Lathrop was found dead in her home in Deud Hill area near mid night after neighbors reported her failing health. The body was removed to Alexander & Co. for examination and burial arrangements are planned for a later date in Columbus.
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Deud Hill
George Akam
Dinos
Alexander & Co
Theody
North Center
Coronar
Calumet Miners Crisis Near Settlement Under Mediation
United Press reports Calumet copper miners and operators near a settlement with about sixteen thousand workers involved. John Denemoor, labor department counsellor, says operators will meet external plans and is optimistic a district-wide peace could come by mid spring.
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United Press
Calumet
John B. Dens
Department of Labor
Seeretary Wilken
Wihd
Hoxtwaelk
Christmas Savings Club expands with substantial deposits
A Christmas Savings Club reports Li entering over $135,007 this year as the new club forms. Members pay in advance or on schedule with four percent sent, funds reinvested to cover monthly payments. Twenty or more cities join, with one treasurer remitting for all. Descriptive centers available on request.
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Nes
Reilly
Muaibern
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Corry Association
Warren, National Bank
Warren National Bank
United States Depository
Senate
William C. Plumb
Kansas
the Warren Savings Bank
iParren, Savings Bank
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Pestaytvenia
Wapitat Sez
Sarghey and Frotte
Mast
Aforhins
J. P. Morgan & CO
Astor ‘Trust
W. I. Porter
Hankers Guaranty ‘Trust Co
Himaelf and Partners
Washington, D.C
Meorse G. Todd
Ojinaga
Densmoor
Our Christmas Savings Club
Oil City
Trust Cn
THE
First National Bank
Warren, PA
WM. Muir
F. K. Russell
T. Conarro
United States
Pacific Coast
n.San Franadiaco
Cheintman
Uae
Citizens National Bank
Pennsylvania