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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
3
The article argues that success or failure for farmers hinges on their support of cooperative efforts and that sound management and policies are essential to maintain fair margins amid rising costs and hostile market forces. It stresses the need for unity and prudent leadership to sustain farm incomes.
Jamestown New York nearly midnight incident follows a dispute over a 96 cent gasoline fill at Barnett's dance hall between Glenn Green 30 and Hugeett Haggett 56. Haggett drew a knife and wounded Green his leg. Haggett was jailed on a charge of stabbing.
About seventy officials from Chautauqua county Jamestown Kiantone Carroll and other citizens met at Jamestown City Hall to discuss a proposal for a new boulevard along the abandoned Warren and Jamestown Street Hallway south of Jamestown to parallel a stretch of the Jamestown Frewsburg road in the Glen. The group considered building a new boulevard versus widening the existing highway and ordered surveys by the State Department of Public Works to compare plans. County Highway Superintendent Pitch and the Highway committee were authorized to request the surveys.
The Presbyterian church Women’s Missionary Society met in the church parlor with strong attendance. Mrs. Ronberger of Reading was elected president of the Pennsylvania Association, succeeding W J Lewis after 12 months as head. A devotional, papers on international missions, and music by Alpha Phalanx members Highlighted the meeting with solos by Mrs. Edward Hawkins. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Mount and others.
On Monday Senator Watson read a Federation of American Business petition in the U S Senate warning that combined American governments and spending amount to a quarter of national income. The document accuses state and municipal leaders of meddling and repression and urges government to perform its constitutional duties.
A retrospective on 1981 traffic fatalities and the need for better driver standards in 1982. Emphasizes personal responsibility, adherence to laws, and courteous driving to reduce deaths. Then discusses milk price wars pitting unorganized farmers against the Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association and the broader impact of dairy cooperatives on prices and employment.
A reader asks six questions about historical facts: 1 who organized Post 70 G A Ryats, 2 length of the Erie Canal, 3 date of Lincoln Gettysburg Address, 4 U S ambassador to Great Britain, 5 Concord school principal, 6 who said The pen is the tongue of the mind. The note instructs to turn to Page 7.
Police seek a man who posed as an American Telephone and Telegraph employee to buy goods at George Wall store using a forged company check. The suspect, about six feet tall, 200 pounds, 45, wore work clothes, drove a light old-model coach car, and vanished after promising to return for the rest of the purchase. The incident mirrors a prior scam in Laona involving Charles F. Thies.
Global Kruschen Salts advertisement targets women seeking an attractive figure. It claims a daily morning dose before breakfast promotes health, energy, and a “charming figure” while advising dietary limits. It offers a four week bottle price and a money back guarantee at Dawney's.
Members of the University Travel League met at Mrs. G. J. Kincaid's home to study Greece. Papers were read by Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom Mrs. Jessé K. Newton Mrs. O. W. Bracken Mrs. L. B. Roelofs and Miss Marion Smith. Harold Wolfe directed the meeting and led the discussions.
The Amdual Society of the Methodist Episcopal church met in the church parlors on Wednesday. Mrs John Mitchell won awards in the vacant limerick contest held over six weeks. A goodly sum was realized for the society. No program. during social hour Mrs C P Brown and committee served saltines cakes and coffee.
Danger signals of gall bladder trouble include dizziness biliousness and sick headaches. Klax-Ko is advertised as a special medicine to cleanse thick bile and lazy liver and relieve gall bladder congestion with relief in 30 days or money refunded. Buy from Keistar’s or any druggist today.
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