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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary local notice from Corry Pennsylvania outlines newspaper pricing and distribution details. It mentions per copy costs and weekly circulation hints, with garbled phrases indicating advertising rates and publication terms.
A garbled OCR item references Motley Wenuy and the Hrosiet in a late 19th or early 20th century context. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors, but hints at a regional event or obituary style notice surface. No clear dates, affiliations, or outcomes are readable from the fragment.
A fragmented report notes a Brooklyn expedition departure on July 28 led by Mayor Tylnn with a message to the governor. It mentions Joseph Costirane of Rochester, a Ripley rail disaster yesterday, and Charles Cochrane’s home visit amid uncertain details.
A fragmented account details Erie’s rise as a commercial hub likened to Reno in the East, interwoven with political and social tensions. The piece references local opposition, regulatory debates, and shifting fortunes, interspersed with scattered names and dates that suggest a broader historical context.
The Supreme Court directs Auditor General Lewis to demand proof from over 90 hospitals and other institutions statewide that they are not defunct or receiving hold up aid under current state plans. The letter requires compliance to show they are not participating in any fraudulent claim or improper funding.
Reported Saturday afternoon crashes left A. Quigley fatally injured after his car struck a telegraph pole near E Tate rail. He was en route from Bone Mile Creek park to Erie City when the vehicle failed to turn onto Lake road. Stephen Gabryewing sustained arm and body injuries while waiting in a yard near the scene.
The Wilsha and Frederick M H Cowan will attend with Mrs Roge Madison as guests tomorrow evening at the M R church in Lottsville. The entertainment starts promptly at 8 o clock, and expected attendees from here will make the trip.
Advertisement text promotes farm machinery and mower gear with a focus on cost savings. Mentions products like tractors, threshers, and related equipment. Claims notable efficiency and reliability, crediting W. Clark of Cony Pennsylvania and a spring event in mid season.
A fragmented Franklin team announces disbanding amid local sports upheaval. Key figures from the Franklin Hasshatl Association discuss restructuring and potential new arrangements with partner clubs in City, with outlines of upcoming appearances and funding shifts affecting midseason plans.
The readable content is minimal and consists of a jumble of names, phrases, and possible titles with no clear event, date, location, or coherent summary to anchor a news item. No identifiable persons or organizations form a usable report.
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