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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
7
100 acre farm near Columbus with 16 acres timber and well watered land. Good building on site. Terms by inquiry to Mins Arta W. Smith, Corry, Pa. Bull phone Y2w. Also valuable real estate for sale with 78.9 feet of frontage on Main Street and 148 10 feet to South Street. Near a Furniture factory. Inquire Tense B. Brown for details.
Real estate ads list vacant lots and houses for sale or rent in Elgin area. Properties include vacant lot 622 and EM Raut South. 5 acres with house. Eight rooms on Second Ave No 428. parcels No 92 Irving tract. House and ware No 620 Mound St. 6 acres with large building. multiple houses on West Pleasant and Second avenues. 24 acre farm and more. Contact G R Powell for talks, inquire at office.
Property at Karigwin known as The Raymond Block is offered for sale. It houses nine families and includes a barn, shop, and small house. Lot fronts Pleasant Street, 76 feet, with 186 feet back. Act quickly, details at the office.
Male applicants sought for commissions and sales roles with pay and expenses. Jobs include poultry products, household goods, groceries, and engraving items. Ads promise training and opportunities, with firms listed as Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and Empire Automobile Institute.
In Columbus January 40, Mrs How ard Chandier Cheiaty petitions to regain custody of their daughter Natalia. Probate Judge C. Th. Stalth hears the case. The guardian Ming-Rose Ghrlety previously cared for the child amid ongoing custody proceedings.
Notice proclaims ownership of a cancer treatment formula by J G Rich of Corry Pennsylvania and methods in medical ventures. It includes statements of administration dissolution for M M Raymond estate and requests claimants present their asserts to attorney Robt D Osborne and Harriet Raymond Horn as executrix.
J BR Calkins Jo W Olds Henry Keppel A D Young C B McCray R L Follett and C P Rogers Jr apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on February 1 1910 at ten in the morning for incorporation under the 1874 act to form Corry Metal Burnitors Company to manufacture iron or wires or other metal goods or wood products and enjoy all rights and privileges of the act Solicitor P Rogers Jr notes the notice in Pittsburgh.
Antique listing describes a 12 barge power thresher engine and a piano for sale or store use. Includes address hints around East Main Street and Muada Boiler area with references to Be Bastah Tague of Mi J. Silt RF DNe. Abbreviated phrasing and scattered OCR errors.
Fragments show people gathering and giggling while looking at a newspaper, one saying Oh my how funny. The scene focuses on reactions and social moment rather than a named event or location.
Large front room with a lone, suitable for two people. Also a bedroom with or without board. All conveniences. 25 Park Place. The for rent part of flat in T. O. D. Building, Pirot avenue, suitable for office or residence. D. L. Bracken.
Promises strong job prospects for graduates of Davis Shorthand and Business School. Personal instruction offered to prepare for office positions. Call, write, or telephone to arrange entry at 600 Downing Building, Erle, Pennsylvania.
London dispatch reports a tightening of the UK parliament race with Unionists at 264 Liberals 884 Labor 29 Nationalists 74. Net gains show Unionists up 104 and Liberals up 21. Highlights include Ward contesting Waterford division and O Briens Cork County and City wins. Also Captain Quest elected Liberal for Basters set. In Santo Domingo, Chamorro defeats Vacquer with government forces routed and two artillerymen captured.
A garbled snippet mentions pressing a button with one hand and preparing an aunt, seeking a large box for the evening and sweetening every minute. The text reads like fragmented instructions or mis OCR from a personals or odd notice, lacking clear context or complete facts.
A cheeky notice promotes confectionery to please a recipient with a box of four high grade chocolates or bonbons on the next call. It emphasizes a playful gift idea and urges action.
An extended narrative blends patent remedy hype with a traveler’s diary from Corry era trade. It interweaves a testimonial for Thompson’s Barisma with rugged wilderness scouting notes on moose, fishing, camping gear, and local wildlife observations in Canada, dating to the early 20th century.
The Corry and Columbus Street Railway announces its timetable in effect September 30 1909 The schedule covers cars to Columbus from Corry at hourly to nine PM with half hour past from Columbus except Saturdays Last car from Corry at ten Columbus at ten eighty PM City Cars run every twenty minutes to North Corry and East Wayne Street with service from twelve twenty PM to six twenty PM and four twenty PM to eight forty PM There is an extra car from Waiting Room on Saturday night at nine twenty PM and one PM East Wayne street trains run on the even hour eighty and forty five minutes PM Sundays first car leaves Waiting Room at an early morning time.
Secretary Wilson ordered the destruction of 2000 Japanese cherry trees presented by Tokyo to the U S government for display in Potomac Park Washington. The trees arrived Jan 6 in good condition but were found infected with root gall worm and fungi and pests unseen in the country. Foreign envoy Knox conveyed the government’s regret over the incident.
An unnamed anarchist imprisoned in Parma claims to reveal accomplices in an anti Italian action. He names Paterson New Jersey residents tied to the Trekel incident and Humbert murder. Authorities continue to investigate possible Italian diplomatic implications.
A garbled excerpt records remarks by Cleretantt Loader about remaining a bachelor despite exposure to AML Generations. The speaker boasts resilience, notes others’ disinterest, and hints at a paradoxical “supa” situation in the inverted era.
A damaged cooking tale describes table linen wear from washing and use. It notes wear spots wear and fading, with buyers fearing early replacement costs. The makers promise to return money if unsatisfied.
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