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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
6
Federal fuel administrator in Pennsylvania issues telegrams suspending all coal price regulations apart from Pennsylvanian anthracite. Effective January 1, 194? the need to report coke distribution ends, but shipments of gabratite sealill must be reported before placement.
Erie authorities report thefts at multiple pay stations. Two pay stations were damaged and equipment including a Phong box and two money boxes were taken. Police believe the total loss does not exceed 80 dollars.
Pennsylvania 1918 fiscal year coal production estimated by state mine officials at 172,873,714 tons. Of this, 99,014,334 tons were anthracite and 173,898,380 tons bituminous. Total production reported about 271,819,710 tons.
A wild dog scare disturbed Ham Hin township when a rabies concern led to a methodical reduction of the canine population by shotgun. The dog, owned by MP. Lantz of Lanty corners, appeared in Westline around 1 o clock Sunday afternoon, drawing attention to the unusual circumstances and prompting local officials to act.
Harrisburg hosts the State Farm Show with dairy and poultry exhibits and farm products displays. The event highlights county and state agricultural goods, featuring producers from across the region in January.
Ads describe a tonic sold by local merchants claiming to revive weak rundown individuals. The copy urges daily use with meals and asserts it will restore vigor and energy, targeting adults feeling overworked or lacking confidence. It emphasizes practical health improvements and lists several local vendors for purchase.
Advertisers seek space in the current issue to promote rooms for rent or properties for sale. Deadline is before April 4. Contact the office for rates and available dates.
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