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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1924
Page
6
United Press reports a wave of donations to Robert M. La Follette’s presidential bid. The piece notes fundraising efforts, public appeals for volunteers, and the candidate’s strategy to mobilize small contributors while stressing a shift toward large-scale national fundraising.
Classified note offers cheap relief for hot air heating systems. Mentions rubber heels as a novelty device and a salesman named Rex Garige with a phone number 6128. Read as a curious old time ad promising wear and value from one pair of rubber heels.
Five Rochester defendants received $500 fines in federal court after a mob session. Names include Ayton Messer Joseph Sexlathene Domineke Giamio Carmelo Berting and Mike Cupinal. State troopers arrested others for operating a truck with Canadian ale and driving a tank truck amid bootlegging charges.
Daisy Bishop aged 42 and Finnia Warner aged 61 remain in county prison for failing to pay taxes for 1923. Committed Saturday by a Union City official after a district report. their case drew reporter attention despite their refusal to settle tax obligations.
Delegations from Cone Wunge Valley Dunkirk South Dayton Jamestown Leo and others fill the hall while others listen outside to a Klan speech on origin and purity. A Kentuckian speaker rents a private Wright Street garage to attend.
The fifteenth reunion of the Van Erden family gathered at the home of George F. E. Rest in North Clymer on June 26. Attendees from Corry Jamestown and Cleveland shared a noon dinner and a program of songs and recitations. Officers were elected and a missions collection was taken before departure.
An old Lyonore metal roof, eighty years, never painted, is featured in a sales pitch. The ad touts Laybnurt metal as cheaper than steel by a dollar or two, inviting readers to contact Cf Steware & Co at Main St Bell 115 for a demonstration of Lyonore.
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