Corry Abat Notes To Be In 1913 Company
A fragmentary 1913 Corry note hints at abat to be established by a local company. The brief text references Corry, year 1913, and a planned corporate action though details remain unreadable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
7
A fragmentary 1913 Corry note hints at abat to be established by a local company. The brief text references Corry, year 1913, and a planned corporate action though details remain unreadable.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names and phrases without a coherent event. No identifiable people, places, or actions form a clear news item. The readable text does not convey a definite headline or summary to document.
The long address by Governor Tener urges state action on prison reform civil service and financial regulation. It calls for oversight of insolvent corporations and the regulation of bonds stocks and other securities to protect creditors and the public. It recommends appointing delegates to national deliberations on rural credit and agricultural finance, expanding reformatories for women and youth, and broad modernization of state resource management.
An advertisement touts Danderine promising beautiful glossy hair with no dandruff for 25 cents. It pledges rapid results after application, claiming hard water, brittleness, or damage become invisible and hair gains luster as it masks neglect or injury.
Theatre item notes Rich Quick Willingford a Wallingford inspired comedy by George Randolph Chantry. The production, praised as Broadway’s best, plays at Battlburg and follows Wallingford’s scheming to form a corporation while facing unscrupulous pressure and public scrutiny.
An assortment of late 19th to early 20th century classified items and public notices. The text lists job offers with pay scales, guardianship petitions in Erie County courts, and estate notices, including names such as Angerett Deyoe and Mason Browart, plus sale ads for furniture and household items.
Front rooms for rent on second floor offices and many homes for sale or rent listed by G. R. Powall. Properties include large brick blocks and single houses on Pleasant, Grace, Wright, West Church and Main streets. Also a five passenger Maxwell car for sale. Wanted girl for housework. plans for sale and a show store ad fragment. Found Brown Kid gloves at Lottab Journal office.
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