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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
1
A damaged OCR snippet references a local sale and an election or political event. It mentions names and places in unclear terms, with incomplete phrases about personnel and actions. The readable facts point to a public notice style item from a historical newspaper page.
The Pittsburg district awoke to alarming flood threats as the Noon crest neared 1.3 feet. Low lying riverbank areas along the Ohio were evacuated with hundreds fleeing homes. Residents sought refuge in higher ground as the situation intensified.
The Warren National Bank advertises 4 percent interest on savings in its Interest Department. Deposits within the first three days of any month earn interest as of month’s end. half a month’s interest is allowed on deposits made on or before the first of any month. Interest is credited on January 1 and December 1 each year, with no fixed minimum for interest pay. (Continued on Page 4).
The Presbyterian Gymnasium announces open access to the public for its newly equipped facility. Mrs Myake and Miss Toa Austin handle membership inquiries for the new department. Jan 13 marks the start of regular class terms with low fees and volunteer instruction.
Amit Mar Matada sails from New York on the Hamburg America Line to represent the Howard Vanoing Company in Italy. The firm will keep a permanent Italy representative. Matada will assume the post soon and travel through Italy to promote Corry products as part of expanding European sales.
John G. Toh plans to lay out a five acre fruit farm on the east side of the lake. Dr Rich plans an apple orchard of over one hundred trees with a dozen other fruits and berries. A work force will clear and improve the property and caretakers will reside on site. Twenty five acres have been surveyed for the project, with grounds laid out for development. Street railway officials also plan an extension of the line in Columbus.
Hf Lewis of Gufulo, a maker of mission furniture, met with Chamber officers Dutty and Drown to discuss relocating a Buffalo firm to a Michigan site after a fire. The business has about fifteen hours and dollars worth of machinery and aims to stock a local operation. The proposal will be raised at the next Chamber meeting.
Corry's Kurtz Brass Bed Company drives a broad ad push during Grand Rapids exposition. A bond guarantee backs each Kurtz bed purchase, promising service if workmanship or finish defects occur. The campaign features a new handsome bed specimen and ribbon prompt for the show.
Washington dispatch reports rumors that the U S Navy repair ship Panther may be advancing toward Guantanamo. Officials in Washington deny any cause for alarm and say no official information supports the alleged move. The Panther, last heard near the Virginia Capes, was en route from New York to Guantanamo when the unsettling reports emerged.
A Daily Telegraph commentator asserts Adrianople fate rumor mill aside that Turkey in Europe is dead. He declares the issue settled in favor of the allies and notes the dismantling of fortifications with certain restraints. The remark ends by stating Turkey in Europe is dead, as dead as the league of 60 years ago.
An ad compares deposits locating at three percent yielding $20.00 yearly on $1,000. The same $1,000 placed at four percent would pay $40.00 per year, claiming a one third higher return with the higher rate.
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