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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1917
Page
2
Fragmentary editorial discusses Allied and Central Powers attitudes toward peace talks, noting anxieties over continued war costs and the potential role of Argentina and wheat supply. It weighs whether Allies can bear the burden of prolonging the conflict versus potential German concessions. It cites wheat shortages, U.S. production, and global economic strain shaping peacetime decisions.
Theatre review notes a musical comedy at the Rex featuring a Bohemian Paris story about students and a stolen jewel. Despite lush company and a strong chorus, attendance and overall reception were disappointing. The performance included entertaining musical features and well trained specialty artists.
Wisconsin politics roars over prohibition as lawmakers prepare to vote on a constitutional amendment. Debates split along regional lines with dry and wet factions mobilizing for January events in Madison and a state convention planned for January 22. Strong organizing amid mixed support across western Scandinavian areas and eastern German communities shapes the showdown.
In a Times interview Samuel G. Dixon, as health commissioner, informed Coynell the experimental sewage disposal plant must begin operation by June 1. The state health department set deadlines for plans and intercepting facilities, and Erie received another extension to complete construction.
An infant boy weighing about seven pounds was found at the front door of Mr and Mrs Wetmore in Frewsburg. A note pinned to his clothing claimed birth on January 4, 1017. The Wetmores, described as a young, prospering couple, welcomed the baby and provided immediate care and a loving home.
The decree requires the state department to have experimental sewage treatment plans by March 1. The plant must be operating by June 1. A detailed sewage treatment report must be submitted by December 31. Nearly $8,000 is available. the city engineer will draft plans and a diagonal export line may be used to advance this project as part of a permanent system.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a namesake Downey Oleomai food stand selling wood products including willow and poplar beams at a health and safety aware market. No clear dates or full entities present.
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