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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1923
Page
8
Fragmented items advertise sales including chickens and a cooking range, plus furnished rooms for rent and a store for sale. Addresses and names appear in messy OCR with multiple typos and partial products.
Advert reads a missed connection for a woman to join a work effort in May week. It mentions places and names in a fragmented fashion and asks to say or write to the advertiser. The text contains garbled OCR errors but implies a solicitation for a female assistant or worker.
A historical market summary lists produce and grain prices with many codes. It notes steady poultry demand and spring wheat values while detailing cornmeal and oats, and references market items such as rye, barley, and hay with spot and futures style figures.
Alliance home convention begins Thursday evening with speaker Rev. W. L. McGarvey of Wilmington Del Rey, noted for fiery preaching. Crowds are invited to attend nightly services at the Teal n'choeh with additional announcements expected Friday morning.
Walter Are sandy of Syracuse New York was robbed at Tenth and Walnut streets late Monday night by a man with a 32 caliber revolver. The bandit took $60 from the victim and fled, leaving Are shaken but unharmed.
Erie health officials report a week with 20 chickenpox cases, 14 with whooping cough, nine new tuberculosis cases, plus two diphtheria, two typhoid fever, and one scarlet fever. One death from prine mania occurred as total deaths reached 16 for the week.
Barbara Mallory known as the bootleg queen was arrested in Bradford on liquor law violations and held in 1500 bail for the next criminal court term. State police traced activities over two months. a warrant issued previously targeted six others arrested December 27.
Notices from Clymer New York recount a family gathering to welcome a newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Brown with neighbors bringing baskets and a cafetorium lunch. James Howler toured Westfield for Grange matters and Peter Oppawa nears convalescence. Benjamin Simmerink, aged 71, dies at home of daughter, Dr C B Kibler attends, service at Dutch Reform church with Rev Kotts leading. Interment in Dutch cemetery.
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