Corry Evening Journal Tees Tree Contest and Regional Grower News
The Corry Evening Journal outlines a tree contest by Norman Taylor of the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens inviting entries of native Lorik Island trees for a prize. It emphasizes self exploration, accurate measurements, and permits both residents and visitors to participate. The piece also notes broader fruit grower cooperation efforts across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia with rail and university support promoting efficiency and collective benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman ‘Taylor
Brooklyn Botanical Gardens
Lorik I Sland
Maryland
Talis Ware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Mortiscultural Society
Maryland Suite University
United States Department of Agriculture
Ad Roung
Thi
Coopera
Mit
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files July 415 1902
An adjourned meeting of city council discussed important matters including the amendment of the Elk’s revival, the constitution of the Feuigilly Strack, and plans for summer outings. The Kaiser’s carriages were sold to an undertaker after the recent events, prompting sardonic notes on royal splendor and funerals. Miss Josephine St Chir attended State College, while Chautauqua events and local social notes filled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nowites
Dean
Mulund
Kaiser
Undertaker
Ecuipagen
Holland
Europe
Josephine St Chir
State College
Well
Funde
Hooker
Washington
Chautauqua Satury
Fragmented OCR musings mix politics and war outlooks
The garbled text blends remarks from TOM SIMS and others on war in China, economic prospects, and public mood. It references interviews, a mysterious hour, and various disjointed musings on future events, leaving core facts unclear but suggesting a tense, opinionated editorial snapshot.
Olean Man Wins Furious Battle With Big Lynk
An Olean man wins a furious battle at a local event today, overpowering a large adversary and claiming a dramatic victory amid chaotic action. The clash featured heavy resistance and a standout performance, with onlookers noting the intense struggle and decisive finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean Man
Big Lynk
Rail systems revive old cars amid labor unrest Kane
Workers report rail systems repurposing damaged and obsolete rail cars as plans unfold. The revival involves a broad set of rolling stock, including Pullman cars, with crews and executives discussing routes involving Pittsburghers and others. The effort faces questions about safety, timelines, and costs as unions and management navigate the transition.
Brooks Men Refuse Repair Locomotives At Brooks Plant
Report notes Brooks men at the Sayre yard refuse to repair locomotives as tensions rise. The American Totcntvs Company faces objections over the inability of workers to service engines amid broader labor disputes. Officials in New York Central and local agencies await resolution as engines destined for processing remain idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunetric
Varlowa
Etits Pk
Thooka
American Toccntivs Company
Atrifmn
Iilsowit
Tachighe
Brnoks
Sayre
Tonikal
Gabels Granted New Trial in Gambling Case
In a decision handed down yesterday, the superior court of the state ordered a new trial for Tily Tohn Gabel and his brother Charles Gabel. The pair, convicted in the November term of court of running a gambling house in the city, had been sentenced to four and six months respectively in the Allegheny County Workhouse while appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabels
Tohn
Gabel
Charles
Allegheny County
Prohibition Report From Erie Sees Mixed News
In Erie improved conditions are noted with dry spell relief and warnings from Chief Fatuie Ty. Statements by John T Davis and Rev. Dayis depict a town with changing enforcement, transport shifts, and rising whiskey prices. Davis calls the area among the worst towns in the state, while local conditions show effort to curb trouble amid governing actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Davis
Philadelphia
Harry Wo Gioser
Sik
Dayis
Rand
Bria
Beaverdam News Highlights Local Socials and Visits
Beaverdam society notes from July cover visits by Arthur Bucur and family, Jallis Massenger party, and Mrs. Wo Ho Gummings returning home from James Town. Guests include Mr Mack McCuray, Mrs Rather McCray, and Mr Ade Gladys Waren. Also mention Mrs Kathryn Breedie at Edison and Edison church events with local families and neighbors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Mlun
Arthur Bucurnd
William
Jallis Massenger
Mack McCuray
Mise Rather Mc Cray
Ade
Gladys Waren
James Town
Guyste
Warrei
Wo Ho Gummigs
Mercert King
Smiith
Garry
Moe
Ane Joan
Will Jones
Hyle
Hartivorr
Sundby
Divig
Lyin
Junie Kent
Spartantinorg
Eeallers
Ellis Messenger
Sun
Orval Follett
Merél Cummings
Byssiese Waller
Corryanes
Mary Meewager
Drumfire Dishwasher item promises easy canning aid
A compact kitchen appliance titled Drumfire Dishwasher claims to simplify dishwashing and makes canning fruits and vegetables less tedious. The text notes it conserves cans of all foods including meats vegetables soups fish fowl and is offered now at 10 dollars.
Hoover promise of year round floor cleaning
A Hoover advertisement touts 100 percent satisfaction with year round floor cleanliness. It claims the cleaner beats, sweeps, and cleans in one operation and notes that famous rug and carpet makers recommend it. The copy invites readers to learn how to enjoy Hoover benefits while paying for it.
Remarkable Compact Washer Demonstrated at Home
A compact durable efficient washer impresses with silent operation. A telephone call brings a demonstrator to your home to show how easily it works.
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Corry
West South Street
Colograve
Arthur Colograva
Seee
Erie
He Basioy
Ann Yuinily
Joly Teeta
Mr. Bagley
Walt
Tom Sims
Rai
Kearing
Yale
Uae
Stevest
Rowhlelfer
Qleas
Besa
Mindhelsiiny the
Eartm
Lorlerwrol
Tony
Minelins
Kane
Prom
Brooks
Jan Ted Hitt
Mont
Smeth Bore Cnythietion Company
Calton
Pay Chia Brie
Neste Pram
Wertlag Haan Union Battery
Westinghouse
Wabco Special Battery
Ford
Travel Ng
Enly
Livreau
THE
Barlow Hardware CO
Sunny Suds Electric
Auto Maid
Seipuexjeonen
Tert
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