Corry Evening Journal advertising rates notice
Advertising rates and mail subscription details for the Corry Evening Journal appear with names and contact info for the Colegrove and Red Kimball advertising entities. The text lists pricing options and mailing specifics, including per year and per week terms, and notes distribution through several post office regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Colegrove
Putilaker National
RED Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Two Highways Should Be Completed in District Road Plan
The article urges completion of two major routes: the eastward extension from Main Street to Spring Creek and Garland, and Route 277 from Corey toward Spartansburg. It notes prior promises by state authorities and Crawford county cooperation, argues both corridors are essential, and suggests civic groups push for expedited paving and inclusion in federal aided programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Main~ Street
Spring Creek
Garland
State
Pulil
Tkin
Wrightsville
Warren
Corey
Spartansburg
Erie County
Crawford County
Uris
Credit Exchange
Service Clubs
Citizens Organize Against Criminals Across Counties
Citizens in several middle western counties organized to aid authorities against banditry. Deputized locals at strategic points will block highways within minutes of alarms, led by legal officers with the aid of sheriffs and veterans. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reports loans totaling 1,848,622,303 in eleven months, aiding banks, railroads, and states to stave off depression while raising future debt concerns.
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LaCrosse County
Wisconsin
American Legion
R. F.C
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Itelf
Hollywood Film Shop Twenty Years Ago in Journal Snapshots
A 1913 Hollywood column sketches daily life on Hollywood Boulevard with glimpses of stars and trivia. Mentions Sally Bilers in La Quinta, George O'Brien off to Italy, Lona Andre, Rudy Vallee, and many others connected to early cinema. The piece touches on exams, travel, and a note about the RFC repayments of 217 million dollars, highlighting a mix of entertainment gossip and world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
Sally Bilers
la Quinta
Mexico
George O'Brien
Italy
Hinds
Charlie Ruggles
Lona Andre
H. Bagley
Pasadena
Calif
Ivs
Chamber of Commerce
Aivienne Amys
2Ol
Stoopnagle
Budd
Rudy Vallee
Gary Gopper
Dick Arlen
Buddy Rogers
Clara Bow
William Wellman
Wings
Paul- Mice Chevalier
Charlie Chaplin
Claudette Culverrange
Rete Smith
Moon
Lts
Important meeting for Corry Progressive Lab group
Tuesday evening the Progressive lab of Corry plans a key gathering with Bull Meosers to discuss the precinct commit and set local political priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Lab
Corry
Corry News Briefs: Insurance Meeting and Local Events
The Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company held its annual meeting at secretary W. Ti Marsh's office. Long, Pennsylvania Railroad General Manager east of Pittsburgh, is due in soon for route talks. A reported murder in an Austrian camp near Union City led police to raid, but the victim was alive with bullet wounds. Dr. W A Elliott of Allegheny College gave a second lecture to city teachers and Guy Rogers sprained his knee yesterday. Mrs. Auer Crippen and Mrs. Dickson hosted a dime social at Mrs. Dickson’s home this afternoon. The oldest inhabitant comments on January weather forecasting trouble for April. H S basketball played in Warren today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company
W. Ti. Marsh
Long
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Spartansburg
Union City
Eucalyptus Growth Rates Explored in Early Growth Study
An article notes that eucalyptus trees, the blue gum forms, can reach heights up to two feet in eighteen months and about four feet within six years. It discusses rapid early growth and potential wood quality compared with oak, highlighting a reduction in seedling losses and the experimental planting of seven young trees from a nursery.
Fragmented questions about local events and dates
A set of four inquiries asks when the Prenthmayrs refinery stood where the radiator plant is, when Capt J D Bentley served as a four member state assembly, when heavy June 1892 rains caused damage, and when the First National Bank closed in 1887.
Roosevelt to Attend St Thomas Church Regularly
The article notes Franklin D. Roosevelt and his family will attend St Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church in Washington during his administration. It recalls Roosevelt’s prior service as assistant secretary of the navy under Wilson, his vestryman role, and the church’s location near the White House. Plans include reserving two pews for the Roosevelts and using admiring cards for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
DuPont Circle
White House
Roosevelt
Smith
Mild Inflation Discussed As Expert Warns Of Risk
A Central Press piece notes inflation may resemble loose reins on a million wild horses, with past postwar Germany showing value collapse. It cites mild U S inflation this year tied to large bank liquidity, but cautions long term harm without economic reforms and a stronger gold standard.
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Itela
R. F.C
Nea
Credi
Leslie Eichel
Central Press
Joose
Woba
United States
Busness
3115 000 Por Capita The Pity of Westchusiar
The fragmentary text references an area near London with unclear figures and a value around 119000. It appears to be damaged OCR with missing context for a coherent summary.
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Westchusiar
London
Lame Duck Praised For Prolonged Wet Agenda Strategy
Washington report credits Representative Ralph Horr of Seattle as a lame duck who, despite losing reelection, shaped a strategic push for alcohol prohibition repeal. The piece analyzes his influence on constitutional theory, the eighteenth amendment, and the Volstead Act amid shifting temperance sentiment and potential repeal dynamics.
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Harles
Ventral Brea Sone
Washington
D. O
Ralph Horr
Seattle
Armenia
No Arrests in Sunday Drive in Otl City
No arrests occurred Sunday or Monday amid rumors of enforcement under the 1791 blue laws. Officials noted that under the old statute prosecutions may require 72 hours after alleged violations, while a growing rumor traced to a group named the Venangi County Tolerance League claimed to oppose Sunday amusements for pay as discriminatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otl City
Venangti County Tolerance League
Readers Hold Weekly Meet at Mrs Ross Home
Nine members of the Reuders Club gathered at Mrs OC E Ross’s West Wayne street home for their weekly meeting. Members contributed items on the Philippines, Today, Professor August Piccard, Huey Long, and the World in 1932, plus poems, and Mrs Robbins read two chapters of Mother Mason. Next Monday Mrs Whittlesey will host at West Church Street.
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Reuders Club
OC. E. Ross
West Wayne Street
Philippines
August Piccard
Huey Long
The
World
O- 1
Robbins
Mother Mason
Whittlesey
West Church
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