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Fragmentary text references Russell, Lise, and an unnamed project. No clear event, date, or location is recoverable. Summarized from scattered OCR, the cohesive news item cannot be determined.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1928
Page
7
Fragmentary text references Russell, Lise, and an unnamed project. No clear event, date, or location is recoverable. Summarized from scattered OCR, the cohesive news item cannot be determined.
A United Press report from Wilkes Barre Pa notes a case reopening over $410 million in taxes tied to coal region valuations. Judge John S Pine ordered the Ashley appeal reexamined. full Lucerne county court will hear it March 12 to 16. If Fuller’s ruling stands, many municipalities face bankruptcy and protests mount from coal companies and assessors.
Waretaker wagons removed the bodies of Henry Sid Gray and Ruth Snyder from Sing Sing last night. The brains of both were found normal but Mrs Snyder had an abnormal gland. Gray's funeral planned in West Orange. Snyder to be sent to undertaking parlor. burial at Rosedale Cemetery. Also a brief note on Hill's Strained Honey product listings.
telegram received that Mrs George Smith died Monday evening at 8 at her son Irvin Smith’s home in Tren ton. funeral at Bear Lake church this Thursday at 1 pm. interment in Bear Lake cemetery. community members attend. other local notices include travel to Jamestown, Akron, and Erie, school reopens after holiday, and a birthday gathering for Mr Connell with eleven relatives present.
Harrisburg June 13 United Press report states the State Fish Commission outlines 1927 aims to boost Pennsylvania’s fishery output. The number of fish planted, licenses set at $1 rising to $1.60, and expansion of hatcheries are highlighted as efforts to grow the industry and position Pennsylvania among leading fish states.
Dr Yeiser addressed Junior High and Senior High students in an Erie district, delivering patriotic talks comparing American blessings with other nations. He travels widely and cited humor to engage listeners, with a later union service at M E church featuring the film Lest We Forget. Murphy named inheritance tax appraiser for Erie county by Auditor General.
The report shows speakers viewing prohibition as a powder keg and a larger political issue beyond the League of Nations. Davis omits Smith's name at first while a letter from Governor Lunn is read. Smith urges early drafting of party principles in modern Jeffersonian language. A separate item notes three youths robbing taxi driver William Eberhardt near Pittsburgh early today.
Attorneys for both sides in the Wilson Ware election contest planned to confer with the Senate privileges and election committee on recount procedure. The Sergeant at Arms was ordered to collect ballots from Pennsylvania election officials, and a recount is expected to begin once all are gathered. Wilson notified he will file an amended contest against Ware at today's meeting.
A historical newspaper classifieds section outlines ads for home office farm and personal needs plus business opportunities and services. It lists categories including announcements employment real estate and automotive with specific rental listings and sample lines mentioning garages for hire and rent rooms for board and houses for rent. The text emphasizes ad restrictions rates and the need for advertising copy to be prepared for best results.
Jewelry valued at 509.50 stolen from Emma D. Griswold at 817 West 4th Street. Entry gained by prying a kitchen window between 2:30 and 10 p.m. while Griswold was away. Items taken include a one carat diamond ring a white gold cluster ring a pearl necklace coral beads and a necklace valued around 500. Silver reportedly untouched.
An old advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as the fastest heat rub for backache and sore spots. It claims immediate tingling warmth penetrates the sore area, reducing pain, and urges readers to buy Bowles Red Pepper Rub from a druggist, noting the Bowles name on each package.
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