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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
7
Real estate listing describes 78.8 feet of frontage on East Main Street and 146.8 feet deep extending to South Street, property located just west of Yuktuira factory. Inquiries addressed to Jaane Brown. Also includes a quoted London sketch fragment about indignant coster and banana riddle.
Viewers appointed in a Corry Pennsylvania matter of opening an alley in the Fourth Ward have seen the improved area and heard witnesses. They will present the schedule of benefits and damages at the City Engineer's office January 18, 1911, at ten in the morning. Attendees include R. G. Morgaridge and others.
In Manitoba a vast portion of the 47,202,840 acres within Mut tob i remains under contested claims. Estimates show about 28 percent allocated to biocommerce ventures while 26 million acres are described as non negotiable, signaling a complex land rights landscape and ongoing policy debate.
Taft faces a crowded field as discussions focus on a permanent tariff and ship subsidy, with New Jersey Congressman Hepburn promoting a national highway bill. Ohio election bribery rumors loom as Capitol watchers weigh who would back Taft, while Diamond Shoals light and naval fortification debates hint at broader era defense priorities.
President urges Congress to pass amendments to curb opium importation. He backs a broad prohibition on exporting opium to any port or territory, and calls for penalties to deter manufacture and distribution. He wants inflation controls and strict regulation of related narcotics in interstate commerce.
Announcement notes the Night and Day Bank will soon become Harriman National Bank. Mrs Harriman, widow of the late director, has pursued a name change to perpetuate her husband’s legacy. The restructuring includes new control relations while maintaining normal operations hours.
Philadelphia Jan. 10 Society matrons seek a way to curb athletic bouts of Tony Fiddle and backer Jack O’Brien who opened a new Athletic club. Madie promises friends to attend fights on Saturdays, threatening a shortage of male escorts at future Saturday entertainments. Fiddie’s associates pledge to attend, forcing shifts in dance nights to other days.
New York markets show varied grain and livestock pricing with WHEAT No 2 red at 1.2544, OATS 2814¢, CORN No 4 at 1.6, PORK Mess 22.00 28.50, BUTTER Creamery and state specials around 10, CHEESE state specials, HOGS state and Pa 28M Ave, Buffalo markets list WHEAT No 1 northern 110M, CORN No 2 yellow, OATS No 2 white, FLOUR patent around 6.00 6.75, butter and cheese notes, Buffalo livestock prices for steers up to 6.50–7.00, cows 5.25–6.95, hogs 8.00–8.60, lambs 54.00–60.60, hay markets with No 1 Timothy and No 2 Timothy at $28.00 and related roughage figures.
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