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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
5
A Guatemala presidential order from Estrada Cabrera requires English to be taught in all public schools, deemed essential for future commercial use. The move surprised many, who had not anticipated the policy, with Cabrera arguing English will dominate global trade and youths must learn it.
Julia Wendling, 29, via 404 Columbia Avenue, petitions Bu Créme Court Juntles Gerard for $60 weekly alimony during separation from William Wendling who she says earns $100 weekly as a Waldorf waiter and $7 at resorts. The court reserved decision. Also notes a witty motto exchange, highlighting Mr. Tuskin’s motto "Woday."
Fragments show a pursuit as pursuers chase an abandoned force up a hill. The text references a person named Wold and someone named Cooke, with phrases indicating urgent chase and action.
In Manapolis on June 29 farmers across Indiana counties join protests against meat prices by signing agreements not to ship or sell live stock for 80 days. The drive began at farmers institutes and some pacts cover all country produce amid signals of a local market shortage of cattle sheep and hogs.
New York market report lists wheat futures and cash bids, corn, oats, eggs, butter, cheese, and potatoes with varied prices. New York stock and market notes include Maine potatoes, Maine and Pennsylvania egg quotes, and hourly futures for no 4 red wheat and no 2 white corn. East Buffalo Livestock Market reports cattle, sheep and hog prices with ranges for prime and butcher grades. Timothy hay and straw prices are included for regional markets.
G Dun & Co review notes high costs and divided activity across banks, railroads, and industry. Despite unsettled stock prices and weather curbs, overall commerce shows promise with iron and steel irregularities, extra dividends, and robust demand in textiles though some delayed orders persist. Commercial fixtures rise in the tilt of the week.
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