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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
3
Florist A. E. Pettut advertises roses violets carnations lilies and hyacinths in white and yellow for New Year centerpieces. A special stock of violets roses and sweet peas will be available Friday December 1 for hall decorating at 20 Main Street.
Local items list Durham's and Knowlton's promotions on perfumes, tobaccos and eggs with price deals. Warren Mirror notes theater plans with St Elmo troupe, school board penmanship prizes, and public notices about job openings, elections, and church Epiphany services.
Applicants for retail and wholesale liquor licenses move slowly in filing papers at the clerk of court office. They have only until Saturday January 15 to enter their names.
The Board of Tax Revision and Appeals will meet in the select council chamber on January 4 1956 from 9 to 12. Attending official Porter City Clerk reports.
Notice warns that a pair of new shoes swapped at the Elks ball must be returned to Boss Grocery by Wednesday to avoid trouble. The message references an exchange of old for new footwear and specifies a strict deadline, highlighting local shop involvement.
Authorities seized editions of several journals after a Paris Journal and an Italian newspaper published analysis and excerpts from a copyrighted novel. Legal proceedings were initiated by the review institution against the publications involved.
Lau Tang and Lau Shons stand trial in Part T of the criminal branch supreme court for the murder of Bow Kum a Chinese girl stabbed to death in a room at 17 Matt sigest on the night of Aug 14 The case alleges Bow Kum was bought from her original owner and killed by the men named in the indictment
Former President Tall aide Jack Shea died at St. Raphael's Hospital in Cincinnati from a serious illness. He had visited President Tutt at the railroad station as Tutt left for Washington. Shea had planned to travel to Washington in February for a meeting with the president.
Mme Delaroche, an aviator, was injured when her Voisin biplane hit poplar trees near Chaleys during a test flight. The machine wrecked and she was thrown clear, dislocating her shoulder while the aircraft was damaged.
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