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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
7
Properties offered for sale across multiple listings. Includes residential homes, land parcels, and commercial spaces with brief details, prices, and contact notes. Listings emphasize location proximity, property size, and key features for quick buyer evaluation.
Real estate ads feature farm listings, houses, and land near Corry including a farm with barn and orchard a mile from the factory and two miles from town from $1300. Also multiple houses for sale in Corry with prices $100 to $1900, parcels near parks and streets, and rental opportunities. Also notices of real estate firms offering properties for sale and loans plus help wanted and miscellaneous notices.
Legal notices list various sale items including a Tailerson hot air furnace and a Corry Chair Co runabout with inquiries at specified addresses. Also public notices of estate administration and multiple Republican primary candidate declarations for county positions in Corry, Pa with dates and officials.
Notice is given that a meeting of stockholders of Cory Metal Furniture Co. was rescheduled to August 14, 1972 at 10 a.m. in the corporate office in Philadelphia Pa. to approve or disapprove the board of directors plan to increase indebtedness to expand the company’s operations and capacity. Rogers Jr. Bellester Co. Philadelphia June 14, 1914.
Notice announces letters of administration granted to the undersigned for July Pine deceased. Creditors and all persons with claims are asked to present them without delay at the office of Robb J. Osborne Administrators Cony Ta Jing to Tai An. A veiled reference to political discussion follows, noting a 1916 context and urging Wilson’s presidency support. Classified items include a piano for sale and a lost gold watch notice.
A historical list advertises numerous properties for sale in a dense, auction-like lineup. Items include a Denirabla property at 91600 with a corner lot, a double house on Washington Street, various Lots on Wayne Street, and a pump factory site on Franklin Street. Prices range from about 800 to 8,600 with notes on improvements, barns, and wells.
The case of W R Stokes dominates a chaotic New York hearing where Lillian Groom and Tthul Conrad plead not guilty to charges of attempted murder and assault. The trial proceeds with expected delays and technical disputes as reams of unrelated astronomical and historical anecdotes intrude on court proceedings.
City hack D M Jackson proprietor offers all rails at Union Depot with fast service to every city part. Special attention to maintainers and baggage handling. Both phones listed.
A jumble of classified phrases lists live stock for sale including a 1300 pound year old gray horse and a 1200 pound team, with multiple contact lines on Delaware Street, Church Street and Union. The fragment also references wishes to exchange for diving horns and an April fools discussion, plus a drowning incident involving a 21 month old in York, Pa, and stray notes about local spring repairs.
An OCR fragment advertises low prices on assorted goods including canned foods, coffee, kerosene, flour, and citron by merchants in New Orleans. The copy touts “lowest price ever quoted” and limited-time offers with discounts per pound and per can, urging customers to buy now while stocks last.
A Jew elry display highlights summer styles with fobs, coat chains, bow pins and button sets for men and women. The assortment includes rings, buckles, bracelets and a wide range of accessories, promising broad selection and quality in fashion items.
A fragmented, emotional letter from a bedridden woman describes loneliness in a city. She appeals to readers for comfort and practical help, asking for visits, small gifts, and reading material to ease her isolation. She pleads for a chance to feel connected and to receive support from sympathetic strangers.
Frocks described as pew frock or anady of try Hanty wine broidered in color. One model with heavy embroidery on the lower bodice, rolled edge along the dog line. Upper portion, peasant style shoulders, made of dhwbrest and finest bhatinvey trimmed with thy teks and ignored details.
The fragmentary text discusses paste for paperhanging, noting mixing with cream and skimmed whey, claiming better results with lighter ink. It centers on questionable methods and warns that dangers or inaccuracies may arise in the process. The passage hints at mixture quality and potential missteps in preparation.
The readable fragment describes a coffee cake recipe with butter sugar milk and flour, mentions baking powder and a sugared top. It is garbled and hard to parse but centers on a batter baked in a well greased pan, with a decorative topping suggested.
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