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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
8
Round up sale offers heavy discounts on ladies coats and suits and children coats and dresses. The store lists many sizes with sale prices ranging from 8.50 to 37.50 and promotes a man tailored suit at 5.00, claiming no top stocks left and heavy clearance to close out stock.
Local agent H M Norton promotes the Hudson 27 as the tender of the line. The lengthy advertisement touts the car as the most beautiful and modern, featuring electric lights and self cranking. Norton plans to drive the Hudson himself this summer, drawing public interest and potential buyers.
Albany Jan 21 Resolutions endorsing the McLean bill for federal protection of migratory game and insectivorous birds were adopted by the state conservation commission The state spends 300000 annually to this end and two years ago banned sales of any game bird or animal About 160000 sportsmen who last year obtained hunting licenses support the bill
Fire Chief M Stafford submits the fourth annual report detailing 1913 alarms from boxes, fires by cause, hose and ladder use, and a city property inventory. He urges purchase of rubber hose, a four circuit storage battery and switch board, three new horses, and motorized apparatus to replace horses, noting surrounding cities have adopted motor vehicles.
United Press reports the advance guard of prize winning corn growers from northern and southern states arrives in Washington. They will be recognized by the Department of Agriculture and participate in a species program. Each boy has produced 100 bushels or more of corn per acre. Notably Benneath Kensington of Georgia won the state prize with 214 12 bushels per acre and sold it for nearly $4 per bushel.
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