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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1918
Page
5
In city pages a collage shows the era’s local life with notices of public positions, school projects, and small business ads. Reports mention county food administrator appointment, classroom radio instruments, and a caution about liquor license filings. Also cited are meat market promos, shoe ads, and a death in Titusville with details on survivors.
The Natural Gas Committee and Dr. Garfield issue clarification that orders do not apply to drilling or operating oil or gas wells, transporting or distributing petroleum products, or natural gas. Consumers not in those operations must follow fuel administrator rules and regulations. Signed by Raymond Gross, President, November 18.
A historical public notice warns German alien enemies in Corry Pennsylvania to register at the City Building on February 4, 6, 8, 7 and 6, 2018 from 6 to 8 am. Registrants must answer questions and bring four 3x8 inch photos. Chief of Police A. Frank urges compliance amid local notices of liquor sale suspensions, theater cancellations, and industry updates.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a quick relief for itching and skin diseases from The E. W. Ross Co. A fire in Sparta destroys the Golden home near Tecate amid severe cold. North Bend reports a deadly poultry attack and a farmer’s loss. Warren discusses Halifax survivor Frank Borce and a Navy veteran. A Gerryowen Club dance is postponed. Government pledges rise to curb retail prices with food rationing efforts and No Egg powder promoted. Schools closed for a day. a Charleston plant project is approved for large powder production.
Mrs George C Rickards wife of Colonel Rekards back from Augusta after a 61 month wait to tend her husband at Camp Hancock. Stirs talk of San Antonio where the Colonel attends training. Erie Railroad sells tickets for passenger traffic. Blizzard followed by Ohio pols listed as missing orders were temporary. Mrs Sadia M-Saukett visits Cleveland. Dr E A Wiggam spoke to high school about war age Democracys safety. Wanted at once young woman typist for Raymond Manufacturing Co. Leo G Rotting died in Nishon Washington St. Funeral at Grove Cemetery. Hoenes Confectionery store closed Monday. Drunken crowd discussion about closing saloons amid shutdowns. Rochester method noted as precedent.
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