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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1911
Page
9
Real estate listings alert buyers to properties for sale with varied prices locations and features. Listings include contact details brief property notes and terms of sale sourced from the newspaper advertisement section.
A fragmented notice lists numerous city properties for sale including houses and lots on Main Street Center Street and Park Street, two family homes, farms near the city, and multiple parcels with prices ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars, noting various improvements and features. The item reads as a sequence of ad style entries with imperfect OCR.
A garbled ad lists Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency selling a county farm near the city with water, timber, and down payment terms. Also glimpses of a canyon feature description by John Burrowers and a dialog line from Pulilmore American, creating a fragmented, era-tinged page of real estate and literary excerpts.
In a tight contest, Morgaridee scores a touchdown as Powell and Bentley contribute key plays. G and R provide strong support, with Morgaridee sealing the drive for a decisive advantage in the final period.
Sweet peas are praised as the season’s finest flower for refined tastes. A 25 cent offer sends eight half ounce packets of top varieties including orchid flowers, White Spencer, Lavender Spencer, Queen of the Market, and double poppies, plus extras for orders before February. Include remittance to Avoca, N. Y. address.
James Campbell 40 of Alabama, missing an arm, married Luella Cochran 16 in Pittsburg on January 21. The ceremony followed a rush to marry before detection as Campbell faced enticement of a minor charge in Uniontown. Bride’s mother Catherine Sole swore out a warrant. bride safely returned to Sea Girt.
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