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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
4
A local stall offers Excelsior diaries for 1912 from vest pocket to elaborate lines day tools. The items are praised for yearlong use and daily comparisons. Shoppers are invited to visit and learn how these diaries fit their needs.
A historical grocery list from Knight’s Tea Store shows per pound tea price and assorted groceries. Items include butter, flour, crackers, soda crackers, ammonia, cleaning agents, meat, dates, figs, and other staples with small price points, reflecting a period price sheet style.
A fragmented notice lists Knight's Tea Store at 130 N Center St and Osteopaths rooms in the MLA Building. Mentions Dr Anson C Greenlee and Dr Sophia E Greenlee with general contact hints. No dates or full details provided.
Debated remarks criticize trolley company for track on brick pavement and improper snow piling. He calls for conformity with street contours, warns of snow and traffic disruption, and urges city officials to scrutinize franchises and bond issuances to protect public interests.
New York and Buffalo market notes list wheat oats butter and cheese prices, potatoes and eggs, and livestock values for different grades and weights. The report also includes G. Dun & Co’s weekly trade review citing improved bank clearings and cautious optimism across iron, steel, dry goods, and textiles with steady demand and ample orders.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions general banking and interest on mine deposits with references to drafts and foreign cooperation. The readable portion outlines banking terms and potential drafts, but specific actions or dates are unclear. Entities include General Banking and Mine deposits.
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