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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1911
Page
7
Property listing for Bale area owner selling real estate with price terms location details and contact information. Includes description of lot size potential building options and nearby amenities. No sales pitch excessive. concise offer suitable for readers seeking a local property deal.
For Rent notices describe a Largo home on West Smith Street 720 with optional jot house and large fat on Ridge Street and a good orchard priced at 5,000 Houns. Modern on East Main Bot 1% optional interior. Spring street listing shows a 9,006 room house on Main Street with low though in 9.
An 190 acre farm near Tionesta offers about 85 acres in cultivation and pasture with the rest in timber. Features include a two story house in good condition with two verandas and a cement cellar, a basement barn, outbuildings, and 150 apple or shard trees. Leased under an 8th royalty producing wells for 2800 dollars. Also listed are multiple properties for sale in Corry and surrounding areas, including brick blocks, rental houses, and a variety of real estate and public notices from Andrews Land Company and local brokers.
Administration granted to Robt J Osborne and TD Howe requests all creditors to present claims at once. Public notice to Corry, Pennsylvania residents to settle debts at the Osborne law office, 103% Center Street. Deadline July 10, 1944.
A reader asks about past payments to a landlord over five years and questions the value received, the cash value of receipts, and who will cover rent in old age when work ends. The tone suggests concerns about fairness and long term housing costs.
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D. M. Jackson advertises first class train service from Union Depot with attention to transfers and baggage. Contacts via both phones indicate accessible travel options across the city and beyond.
A vintage grocery ad touts low prices on dried beef penny packs coffee and canned goods. It promotes one price buys with cent per pound and per can offers on Erte dried beef ginger snaps citron juice Karoaene coffee and apple butter. Deals highlight weekly specials and bulk buys with expressed emphasis on value and new stock arriving.
A Philadelphia Times snippet reports a promoter's plan to stamp every egg used in a fake product scheme. The scheme would identify fake eggs by stamping, with the promoter hoping to expose culprits by tracking age and origin, though the excerpt mocks the idea as foolish.
The article touts summer styles across jewelry and millinery offerings. It highlights men and women accessories including fobs coat chains sash buckles chatelaines bracelets and related items. The city flaunts extensive and varied lines of singer jewelry.
Ad copy touts Very Best Flour as essential for perfect bread and urges orders today. Mentions Dakiosy and Leononilon and claims every crumb is delicious. No clear event or person besides product brand.
A crude ad presents Manoline as a remedy for shaving irritation. It claims scraping skin causes soreness and offers antiseptic relief after shaving. The pitch promises noticeable smoothing and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Ex President Diaz of Mexico visited Cologne with his wife and a suite of eight companions, staying at a hotel. The brief entry notes the arrival and accompanying party in the German city.
Market report from New York on July 18 shows No 2 red wheat and No 4 feed, oats standard at 48, pork futures around 17 60, creamery butter and other dairy products noted. Prices vary by elevator, with state and Pennsylvania markets quoted. potatoes listed per barrel with bulk notes and ranges.
A terse list of grain and livestock prices with various grades and terms. No clear dates, buyers, or full items. Contains numbers for WHEAT NOR No 1 and No 2, CORN, OATS, FLOUR, POTATOES, and LIVESTOCK including HOGS and SHEEP.
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