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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
2
United Press reports showers expected tonight or Thursday with a cooler air mass advancing into northern counties of the state. The weather pattern suggests unsettled skies and a drop in temperatures in the northern region.
A historical analysis argues cattle herd declines and rise of milk plants shrink calf production in the United States. It links these shifts to higher beef prices and urges farmers to invest in cattle raising to restore farm fertility and rural wealth. The piece notes dairy plant growth and western ranges decline as key factors.
The Donaldson Creamery at Elva Em in years past a leading producer faced closure this week as condensery competition intensifies in Pennsylvania and New York. Creditors will meet at Hist o to arrange transfer of property with no clear plan to resume operations.
United Press reports in Charleston that Gov Fratfield’s criticism of civil authorities prompted a special grand jury. The body will convene July 17 to investigate the Chaley mining town shooting alleged to be carried out by men on strike, with nearly a hundred witnesses expected.
United press reports Kuhn Companies including United Coal, Pittsburg and Saltmore Coal, Somerset Coal, Tanbella Coke, Merchants Coal, and Naomi Gas and Coke entered receivership. Lucian Kuhn, seeking to rescue assets, had been at his wife’s bedside in Beverly Mass. Judge Orr had not yet appointed receivers but likely will by tomorrow.
Mrs Mina Jackmin Leach, aged 52, died Tuesday at 3:30 PM after twenty-five years in town. Born Lottie Hill in Columbus township, she married L. Leach in 1881, leaving a husband, two brothers Lyon and Charles Hill, a foster sister Mrs Childs, and an only daughter Hazel who died in 1900. Funeral at West Smith Street residence Thursday at 2:30 PM with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. She was active in Maccabee Lodge and Christian Science Society.
An early street market scene shows a small gathering with a single dealer, G. D. Mebolu, present amid unclear, fragmented notes. The fragmentary text hints at a calm start to the day with limited participants and uncertain items for sale.
The Lentouin Stoul company, a 52,000,000 corporation building a large plant at Lentonin Ohio, went into receivership last evening. The failure is blamed on the Meat Second National and the Kuhn difficulties in Pittsburg.
In a collision six miles south of Wilkesbarre two prominent horsemen and operators were killed. The wreck occurred when a sixty horsepower car plunged over an embankment. One man died instantly while another survived briefly, later declared mentally deranged and unable to give an accurate account of the crash.
A large crowd gathered at St Elizabeth's last evening for the annual town party. Officials noted strong attendance and successful fundraising, praising the well arranged program and church decorations.
Milk sellers from Corry face charges in a local court with Waterot mill cited as the case’s central matter. The defense and agents of the Pure Food Department coordinated as defendants arrange settlements. War correspondent Tagh, expelled from Servla over harsh dispatches about the army and populace, is noted in the report.
A morning denial from Citizene Pacion Company states no white way strike or similar action is being considered. Earlier reports claimed agitation and a meeting Monday night discussed potential labor strife among Molormen and surpleyes, but the company denies any immediate strike plans.
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