Corry Evening Journal Publisher and rate notice
Corry Evening Journal lists publisher and national advertising reps Arthur Colegrove and Fred Kimball. It details mailing terms for Corry Pa and surrounding regions with annual and weekly subscription rates and carriage charges. Advertising rates are provided upon request.
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Milk Prices Advance Boosts Local Dairy Profits
Announcement of new pay increases for milk producers in the territory signals a strong turn for the farming sector. Prices rise about 80 cents per hundredweight from last year, with expectations of further gains as federal actions and state measures aim to stabilize costs and restore farm purchasing power.
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Twenty Years Ago in Erie Women Rally and Cycling Revival
Twenty years ago a Democratic Women’s Council rally in Erie County drew over a hundred members from Erie and Crawford counties to Glenwood Park expressing militant party organizing. Corry women joined the county council as active workers. Bicycling regained popularity in Pennsylvania with clubs reviving statewide activity and many groups taking local rides amid a bicycle boom noted around colleges and summer Chautauqua events.
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Suleski
Buchner
Vieyra
Pennsylvania
Corry area notes and political quips from July chapter
A patchwork of local updates recounts Pine Grove Cemetery funding bonds, renovations on the Horn block, and Erie Railways nearing the Cambridge Springs Meldville link. District club games, social visits, and Columbus Rich’s Grove picnic announcements mix with political musings on Don Quote Me’s two year mark and profiles of past leaders.
Alice Brady Seeks Rest After Busy Hollywood Years
Hollywood film star Alice Brady, long juggling stage and screen commitments, laments having time on her hands as she slows down to rest. She notes she now can sleep easily with quiet nights in Beverly Hills and even enjoys daisies from her bedroom window, a novelty after years of nonstop work.
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Frank Kinley
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Maybu
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Alice Brady
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Union City era and local inn proprietors recalled
Fragmentary notes recount questions about Union City history and figures such as When Smith and Winch in the Somme club room and hotel near a depot, Ferdinand Nobet Min at street tobacco shop, and Hepburn connected to Oil Creek era lodgings. details remain unclear.
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Union City
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Smith
Secretary Wallace Makes Corn Breeding Pay Off in Iowa
In Des Moines Henry Wallace, U S secretary of agriculture, champions corn breeding advances that have boosted yields. His selfing and hybrid corn methods, tested since 1928, have driven higher productivity with selfed lines and crossbreeding yielding tens of thousands of bushels on Wallace farms and about 10 extra bushels per acre for Iowa growers. Last year about 1000 Iowa farmers grew this hybrid corn and nationally the work aims to sustain 80 to 100 million acres of corn production.
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Henry A. Wallace
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Gericulture
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Henry
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
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He Hill Alan
Wallace
Ani
Jhean
Messrs East
Jones
Connecticut
Wallies
Towa
Man Seen Living in Sherman Woods Report
Reports from Sum mirdale and nearby woods in Sherman claim a mentally deranged man has inhabited the area for weeks. Residents report sightings and attempts to corner him while milked cows and damaged gardens are noted. The man is described as very large, dirty, and unkempt, with rumors of being chased by Jim during berry foraging.
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Sherman
Summirdale
Maria
Ont Bay
Jim
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