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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1911
Page
2
An incomplete ad rate notice appears with garbled text and stray phrases. It mentions dates and rates oddly, but readable fragments reference an advertising rate card and a deadline. The legible items point to a local business notice on pricing and submission timing.
Large fragments discuss joblessness among workers in brewers distillers and saloons and public opinion on the removal of Supt. Henry Vanogat Roubtress. Judge Blair of Portsmouth is noted for vigorous election tactics while Wheeler touts lumber tabulations. The Journal and Pittsburgh papers reflect concerns on protection and urban pride.
The Carnegie Trust Company of New York shut its doors today causing shock at a major New York financial institution. Witnesses noted the abrupt closure halted activities after years of service with deposits estimated around 61,500,000 and a capital base of 118.
A freight car burned near Mayle Avenue and Tan Washington Street caused a fire alarm. Firefighters arrived to find inmates trapped inside a car, with two escaping but the third unable to exit. The car was practically destroyed, and crews report insufficient equipment to fight such blazes, planning to upgrade water capacity soon.
A protracted special session in the county office overturned steward Henry Iny and installed Phil McKuute of North Girard as senior employment. President Least resisted, but Director McAllister supported retaining Iny. a vote and legal questions followed, with resignations and bond issues touching Clarke McAllister and ongoing county affairs.
John Baker Martin was arrested at DuFlows Thursday night on a charge of riotous conduct. He had been drinking and visited several rooms, bars, and other public places seeking trouble and declared himself ready to kill. Earlier, Martin stabbed a man in Corry Pennsylvania and spent weeks in hospital. He may be examined for insanity. City Dervick report.
Warren, January 8 All tanneries of the Hike Tanning Company in this district will be closed down indefinitely. No new hides will be put to suai. The order will not at present throw men from employment but will take months to complete the processes of ides a really In the guti. The tanneries comprise part of one hundred or more controlled by the Centre Leather Company, otherwise known as the trust. All plants have been closed under the unsatisfactory condition of the leather market.
Sunday dinner at Palm Restaurant features Noodia Soup and Roast Beef with brown gravy. Host Lamb with Jolly and Frigusee Chicken with tabinonit. Oyatir Patient Mashed Hotitoes and Hotted Potitavs with Sweet Potatoon. Fancy Swoo hothyee Dowirt Aprile, Huckleberry, Lemon and Sowuanut Pies. Plum pudding with brandy awtice Vanilla Tew Grid Dinher served from 12 40 to 1 0 25 conty.
An OCR fragment advertises Putnam's Palniua Cor Extractor for corns warts and callouts. It mentions a price and a bold signature Thomas Downey. The readable portion suggests a promotional claim and masculine endorsement.
Jamestown on January 7 reports the Lely Wood Sea Company beginning ice cutting over Celoras with ten inches already formed and two weeks expected to harvest. Major Stevens notes many workers are wanted as crews prepare for harvest near Crystal lew Monge or Fluyanna lve Mouses. Also mentions church notices and Sunday services across local congregations including United-Brethren, First Presbyterian, First Methodist Episcopal, Congregational, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran and Christian Science in nearby streets.
Important decisions noted from Philadelphia Supreme Court include the Clough versus Walsh case, with legal teams listed from Monongahela and Tidnysia. Local churches announce preaching schedules at Columbus Avenue and Second Avenue with Sunday schools and evening services, plus Salvation Army night meetings and reconciliation week events led by Capt. Smith.
Titusville police report a complex theft involving hidden money allegedly wired by Guerge Jilmeon de inie. Investigators traced the scheme to a Mayheart ALlby couple, after a break in exposed a trunk stash and a broken threshold revealing 390.
This fragment describes W C Powell presenting a Corry product as a fine exhibition of craftsmanship in muslin font and artistic finish. It notes a completed offer and hints at a gentleman using a fast ropdotor, promising satisfaction with a classiest rig. The tone praises Corry’s workmanship.
Fragmentary notice invites Pho Gowpet Warkora and Will Be Xin, plus others from Mugtinge and Union City, to a meeting on Babbuth evening January 5th. It mentions Mishop Por kina and cordial invitation by HR Bidwell. Text is garbled and lacks clear details or outcomes.
Amusell's and Vitagraph Comedy with Folittiom romance draw crowds in Florida. Two great pictures shown at the Arcadia tonight for five cents. seats available.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance church on Writavenue led by Rev. H Moltzer invites the public to two services. Afternoon topic is Blishworthy Memvening subject The Satna Memody In Trowbie. The pastor will preach at both services.
A fragmented retail column outlines Thursday promotions at a store, featuring a toy section and a promotion to pay special prices. The notice mentions a bell phone and shoppers being urged to visit. The readable text emphasizes discounts and sales tactics without clear dates or full product details.
The readable fragments describe a January date with references to food shortages and cold weather. Mentions of Wyando, puram oud gralna and other garbled names appear without clear context or actions. No explicit event or outcome is discernible from the legible material.
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