Fragmented OCR Note on Pinkhatn Ration and Medicine
A garbled OCR passage references Pinkhatn ration and medicine during a year. It mentions tea, pecan, and possible shortages. The exact details and context are unclear due to unreadable segments.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
7
A garbled OCR passage references Pinkhatn ration and medicine during a year. It mentions tea, pecan, and possible shortages. The exact details and context are unclear due to unreadable segments.
Readable fragments mention a local notice involving names and dates but content is garbled. No decisive actions or entities can be confirmed. details remain indiscernible from the OCR snippet.
Readable fragments indicate a local item featuring individuals and groups with possible place names. The text is incomplete but suggests a brief notice or summary of a community matter involving names and an event.
Tonawanda on January 28, the police board reduced Police Chief Arthur J. Willett to patrolman. Sergeant Charles Dietrich Wilke became chief and Patrolman John Kohler was named sergeant. The changes take effect February 1. Herman Schad was elected board president.
An old style advert claims Putnam's Corn Extrantor removes corns and callouses with a quarter price. It touts long market presence and widespread dealer availability, citing a simple, quick remedy for foot issues. The copy includes a boast about leading sales and a name associated with the product.
A damaged notice texts debtors Oh Saturdaya Tan and others dated February 6 and names G K Carl trustee Jeb at 1076 North Canter Street. It warns unpaid accounts will be placed to collect after the listed date.
Washington reports indicate continued debate over suspending the free sugar schedule under the Underwood-Simmons law. Democratic leaders fear revenue shortfalls as war costs rise and consider five year or indefinite delays with President Wilson's possible sign. A special session may be called if appropriations threaten fiscal stability.
June 4 1934 federal Agriculture Department ordered that the Buffalo stockyards remain open with limited space after a hog shipment sparked a foot and mouth outbreak. Superintendent Henry said the yard would be ready by Monday to handle lighter shipments while disinfection and restricted access were enforced.
In New York on June 20 a man visited Mrs. John Boson Hoyt Droollyn posing as Warfox Inspectors to inventory a farm house. He and accomplices bound her with ropes and stole her savings, valued at about $11 000, then fled. She freed herself and attracted help as the robbers escaped.
Market report from New York and Buffalo lists prices for wheat corn oats flour and dressed poultry hogs and livestock. Includes New York May wheat butter creamery products potatoes and various beef and sheep prices plus Buffalo hay prices and livestock quotes.
A jumble of small notices offers farm produce like Nice White potatoes, household help wanted, and various items for sale. There are entries for an upright plane, Estey Organ, a cook stove, sewing machine, fur robe, and a modern residence with terms. Lost and found notes, rental notices, and job inquiries appear amid scattered names and locations.
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